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I spoke with Genl Potter this morning in reference to the subject of my last letter to you, and am induced by his approval & advice to write again. As temporary Commander of this post, I feel a hesitation in making any radical changes, exactly as if in Comd. of any Regt. while the true & proper Commdr. was on a leave. Again I am not quire sure of my ground, The Qr. Mrs. Dept has in the last few years made such strides toward independence of all Line [underline] Commanders that I am not yet satisfied as to what is expected or required or me/us. In old times orders were given to post Quarter Masters through Post Commanders. Now orders come direct to the post Quarter Master, sometimes con orders issued by me/us. | I spoke with Genl Potter this morning in reference to the subject of my last letter to you, and am induced by his approval & advice to write again. As temporary Commander of this post, I feel a hesitation in making any radical changes, exactly as if in Comd. of any Regt. while the true & proper Commdr. was on a leave. Again I am not quire sure of my ground, The Qr. Mrs. Dept has in the last few years made such strides toward independence of all Line [underline] Commanders that I am not yet satisfied as to what is expected or required or me/us. In old times orders were given to post Quarter Masters through Post Commanders. Now orders come direct to the post Quarter Master, sometimes con orders issued by me/us. | ||
I am of opinion that the clerks & probably | I am of opinion that the clerks & probably some other of the | ||
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Confidential [underline]
Fort Sedgwick C. T. March 8, 67.
General
I spoke with Genl Potter this morning in reference to the subject of my last letter to you, and am induced by his approval & advice to write again. As temporary Commander of this post, I feel a hesitation in making any radical changes, exactly as if in Comd. of any Regt. while the true & proper Commdr. was on a leave. Again I am not quire sure of my ground, The Qr. Mrs. Dept has in the last few years made such strides toward independence of all Line [underline] Commanders that I am not yet satisfied as to what is expected or required or me/us. In old times orders were given to post Quarter Masters through Post Commanders. Now orders come direct to the post Quarter Master, sometimes con orders issued by me/us.
I am of opinion that the clerks & probably some other of the