Wood to President James K. Polk, October 6, 1848
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District Attorney for the Eleventh Judicial District,
that being the county of Santa Fe. These
gentlemen are now on their way to enter upon
the discharge of their duties. To the former
is confided by the law, creating the county
of Santa Fe, the duty of its proper organization.
And I embrace the present opportunity to repeat
the request already made that you will instruct
the United States officers in Santa Fe to extend
every lawful aid to Judge Baird, which he may
have occasion to require, in furtherance of the
organization with which he is charged.
And, sir, I cannot close this communica-
tion without rendering to you the thanks of the
people of Texas for the zeal which you have
manifested, on all proper occasions, for our interests,
and especially for the favorable sentiments which
you have thought proper to express in your mes-
sage to the Congress of the United States at its
late session.
I have the honor to be, with high considera-
tion, your Excellency's obedient humble servant.
Geo. T. Wood
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Wood to President James K. Polk, October 6, 1848, Santa Fe Papers, Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
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