(3647) [MOR.GAN to LAWRENCE)
LJamcs Morgan, Galvcslon Island, lo W. Lawrence, Brig Pocket, July 8, 1836, staling Lhat no information about Lhe Fanny Butli;r has ucen received by him, bt1l as soon as it is, lite cargo will "be disposed of accordingly. "l
[3648) [THOMPSON to BURNET]
Pleasanl Plains Tenn 8 July 1836
Dear Sir
We had raised a company and prepared lo start to your assistance when we heard of the Capture of Santa Anna. I see from the last accounts from Mexico that proficies there will he more fighting. I have 75 men that will be ready at a weeks warning to march to your assistance at any time and a great many more wishes to remove to that CounlTy. Please write me your wish on the subject some of the people are too poor lo come without assistance. Respectfully George W. Thompson To the President of the Republic of Texas (36491 [BRADBURN to EDlTOR] [W. P. Bradburn, Galveston, to the editor of the New Orleans Tnte American, July 9, 1836, as one of the Kentucky Volunteers, relating to military affairs in Texas, and slatfog that the Ken• tuckians had ·•resolved never to see the flag presented them by the ladies of Kentucky in the hands of the bloody Mexicans." I
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