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March 10, 1875: | March 10, 1875: Ochoa, Senor Don Antonio Ochoa, Governor of Chihuaha, Chihuaha, Mexico. Senor, Your letter to me of September 23, 1874 was received here during my absence, and failed to receive at the time the attention it deserved.I take advantage of the return of Col. Williams to your city, to send by him this letter in reply. I regret to learn from your Communication that the Apache Indians have caused trouble to the people of your State, and that they constantly Evade their merited punishment by Escaping into this Country. I can sympathize with you in this matter, for a similar thing occurs whenever our troops pursue and attempt to punish these and other Indians guilty of murders and robberies on this side of the Rio Grande -- they flee into Mexico. I fear this state of | ||
Ochoa, Senor Don Antonio Ochoa, Governor of Chihuaha, Chihuaha, Mexico. Senor, Your letter to me of September 23, 1874 was received here during my absence, and failed to receive at the time the attention it deserved. | |||
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March 10, 1875: Ochoa, Senor Don Antonio Ochoa, Governor of Chihuaha, Chihuaha, Mexico. Senor, Your letter to me of September 23, 1874 was received here during my absence, and failed to receive at the time the attention it deserved.I take advantage of the return of Col. Williams to your city, to send by him this letter in reply. I regret to learn from your Communication that the Apache Indians have caused trouble to the people of your State, and that they constantly Evade their merited punishment by Escaping into this Country. I can sympathize with you in this matter, for a similar thing occurs whenever our troops pursue and attempt to punish these and other Indians guilty of murders and robberies on this side of the Rio Grande -- they flee into Mexico. I fear this state of