The Early Exploration of Louisiana
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19. Claiborne to Madison, Oct. 14, 1805. Claiborne Correspondence, III; Id. To Id. Jan. 7, 1806. Claib. Correspondence, IV.
20. Claiborne to Turner, Oct. 14, 1805. Claiborne Correspondence, III.
67 A comparatively simple motive probably dictated the policy of Casa Calvo in making this journey. His reason for being- in New Orleans was to act as boundary commissioner, and for this pur- pose he was drawing, for the second year, a comfortable allow- ance from the Spanish exchequer. Doubtless it occ...urred to him that it would be necessary to make some such excursion, in order to show his home government, as well as the United States offi- cials, the necessity for his continued existence at New Orleans. Incidentally, he may have purposed to enter into some relation with the Indian tribes on the frontier, and to turn to the advantage of his royal master the discontent which was understood to exist among the Creoles of the territory. If possible, he wished to form a settlement of these people on the Trinity River in Texas.
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19. Claiborne to Madison, Oct. 14, 1805. Claiborne Correspondence, III; Id. To Id. Jan. 7, 1806. Claib. Correspondence, IV.
20. Claiborne to Turner, Oct. 14, 1805. Claiborne Correspondence, III.
67 A comparatively simple motive probably dictated the policy of Casa Calvo in making this journey. His reason for being- in New Orleans was to act as boundary commissioner, and for this pur- pose he was drawing, for the second year, a comfortable allow- ance from the Spanish exchequer. Doubtless it occ...urred to him that it would be necessary to make some such excursion, in order to show his home government, as well as the United States offi- cials, the necessity for his continued existence at New Orleans. Incidentally, he may have purposed to enter into some relation with the Indian tribes on the frontier, and to turn to the advantage of his royal master the discontent which was understood to exist among the Creoles of the territory. If possible, he wished to form a settlement of these people on the Trinity River in Texas.
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