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TEXAS STATE LIBRARY
No. 910
[1838 Dec. 8?], B. E. BEE, [HOUSTON], TO [MIRABEAU BUONAPARTE] LAMAR, [HOUSTON]
Saturday Mng.
l\ly Dear Sir,
I have been too much indisposed to see you for a day or
two- and yet it is important that I should do so- . Is your Cabinet complete? Dr. Archer- Gen'l Dunlap- Felix Huston-(as Atty Gn '1)- if you cannot get Mr. ,v atrous- The appoint 't. of Genl Huston as Atty Gen'lr--- would calm his military ardour- but _indeed I have found him very tractable on this point- he is a man of sense- and would bring some eclat to your Cabinet- Gen'l Dunlap would be a most safe man- in any particular- I send1 you an article from the New York Star- which may make it necessary to alte,r the phraseology of your address-- I find the Papers throughout the Union-anticipating great results
from your Administration- They must give you time---
I am Sincerely Yours Barnard E Bee
[Addressed]
[Endorsed] B. E. Bee
Gen'l Lamar-
Private-
No. 911
1838 Dec. 8, SPARTA FEMALE MODEL SCHOOL, SPARTA,' HANCOCK COUNTY, GEORGIA
Announcement. Printed, 2 p. Appended to no. 1092.
No. 912
1883 Dec. 9, J. W. TAYLOR TO M. B. LAMAR, [HOUSTON]
(Private)
Galveston 9 Dec 1838
To His Excellency
Mirabeau B. Lamar
President Republic of Texas
Sir I most respectfully solicite the privilege of laying before your Excellency a communication in reference to the present state
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