Diplomatic Correspondence of the Republic of Texas
Diplomatic Correspondence of the Republic of Texas
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ultimo, at a time when Mr Van Zandt, who did not present his letter of recall until yesterday, was very ill. He however immediately addressed a note to the Secretary at State of the United States upon the subject; and the orders from the Adjutant General's Office and the instructions from the Conunissioner of Indian Affairs of the United States, copies of which were aiclosed to you in dispatch No 130, will inform you of the steps taken by this Govern- ment in the matter.
The Conmiissioner, Capt...ain Boone, with his company of dragoons, will probably reach the Council groimd about the 1st. proximo, but in any event, it is to be hoped the Indians will be detained until his arrival.
Your dispatch of the 5th. ultimo enclosing copies of the replies of the President and Secretary of War and Marine to the Communication from Genl Adrian Woll of the 19th of Jime last, was also received the 23rd. ultimo. I showed the President's reply to Mr Calhoun who expressed much gratification at its tone and spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ultimo, at a time when Mr Van Zandt, who did not present his letter of recall until yesterday, was very ill. He however immediately addressed a note to the Secretary at State of the United States upon the subject; and the orders from the Adjutant General's Office and the instructions from the Conunissioner of Indian Affairs of the United States, copies of which were aiclosed to you in dispatch No 130, will inform you of the steps taken by this Govern- ment in the matter.
The Conmiissioner, Capt...ain Boone, with his company of dragoons, will probably reach the Council groimd about the 1st. proximo, but in any event, it is to be hoped the Indians will be detained until his arrival.
Your dispatch of the 5th. ultimo enclosing copies of the replies of the President and Secretary of War and Marine to the Communication from Genl Adrian Woll of the 19th of Jime last, was also received the 23rd. ultimo. I showed the President's reply to Mr Calhoun who expressed much gratification at its tone and spirit.
What to read after Diplomatic Correspondence of the Republic of Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pierce Garrison to read onlineMoreLess
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