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Dear General, | Dear General, | ||
Last Wednesday I wrote you a long letter about my being here, my doings here, and particularly regarding the establishment of a new post in this part of the District. Let me again say that I hope you will at once take some official and effective steps in regard to the latter subject. | Last Wednesday I wrote you a long letter about my being here, my doings here, and particularly regarding the establishment of a new post in this part of the District. Let me again say that I hope you will at once take some official and effective steps in regard to the latter subject. | ||
I also stated in my letter that General Hazen has written to Major Roy (Nov. 7) requesting that I might be authorized to remain here a while to assist Gen. H. in getting started in his work. I now enclose a copy of Gen'l. Hazen's letter to Major Roy. Gen'l. H. left this place on Thursday to go to Arbuckle, and took my letter to you to mail there. I suppose it will reach Gibson on the 20th, the day your leave expires | I also stated in my letter that General Hazen has written to Major Roy (Nov. 7) requesting that I might be authorized to remain here a while to assist Gen. H. in getting started in his work. I now enclose a copy of Gen'l. Hazen's letter to Major Roy. Gen'l. H. left this place on Thursday to go to Arbuckle, and took my letter to you to mail there. I suppose it will reach Gibson on the 20th, the day your leave expires - if I am not mistaken. | ||
Since then I ahve received a note from Major Roy. | |||
Revision as of 21:42, 23 May 2019
Camp at Old Fort Cobb, In. Ty. Monday, November 16, 1868.
Dear General,
Last Wednesday I wrote you a long letter about my being here, my doings here, and particularly regarding the establishment of a new post in this part of the District. Let me again say that I hope you will at once take some official and effective steps in regard to the latter subject.
I also stated in my letter that General Hazen has written to Major Roy (Nov. 7) requesting that I might be authorized to remain here a while to assist Gen. H. in getting started in his work. I now enclose a copy of Gen'l. Hazen's letter to Major Roy. Gen'l. H. left this place on Thursday to go to Arbuckle, and took my letter to you to mail there. I suppose it will reach Gibson on the 20th, the day your leave expires - if I am not mistaken.
Since then I ahve received a note from Major Roy.