James Morgan to Samuel Swartwout and Jonathan S. Bartlett

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IdentifierMS1931_0001_31-0681DateFebruary 23, 1845CreatorsJames MorganSubjectTexas--Politics and government--1836-1846Real propertyTexas--CapitalCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyDescriptionMorgan writes in response to the request to sell some of the New Washington Association property to secure his salary. He indicates it is possible to sell now, but it would be at a great loss. He also indicates that a smaller salary is acceptable. He also writes that the most recent Congress passed a law calling for a vote for a permanent seat of government and he feels positive that New Washington may prevail.LanguageEnglishRecipientSamuel SwartwoutJonathan Bartlett

CollectionJames Morgan PapersPersonSamuel SwartwoutPlaceNew Washington, Tex.OrganizationNew Washington Association

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James Morgan to Samuel Swartwout and Jonathan S. Bartlett