Letters about Reconstruction

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A. H. Rivas to P. S.—I inclose to your excellency a copy of the measures dictated by this government in consequence of the conduct observed by the chiefs of Mosquitia. Hon. Geo. Williamson, January 5, 1875

From A. H. Rivas

To P. S.—I inclose to your excellency a copy of the measures dictated by this government in consequence of the conduct observed by the chiefs of Mosquitia. Hon. Geo. Williamson

January 5, 1875

[Inclosure 1 in No. 303.—Translation.] Mr. Rivas to Mr. Williamson. Office of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Managua, January 5, 1875. Sir: I have received instructions to give information to your…

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To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson to P. S.—I inclose to your excellency a copy of the measures dictated by this government in consequence of the conduct observed by the chiefs of Mosquitia. Hon. Geo. Williamson, February 2, 1875

From To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson

To P. S.—I inclose to your excellency a copy of the measures dictated by this government in consequence of the conduct observed by the chiefs of Mosquitia. Hon. Geo. Williamson

February 2, 1875

No. 105. Mr. Williamson to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Central America, Guatemala, February 2, 1875. (Received March 11.) No. 303.] Sir: I have the honor to inclose you…

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To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson to Hamilton Fish, January 23, 1875

From To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson

To Hamilton Fish

January 23, 1875

No. 104. Mr. Williamson to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Central America, Guatemala, January 23, 1875. (Received March 11.) No. 299.] Sir: I have the honor to inform you…

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To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson to J. Maurice Duke, January 8, 1875

From To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson

To J. Maurice Duke

January 8, 1875

[Inclosure 5 in No. 291.] Mr. Williamson to Mr. Duke. United States Legation in Central America, Guatemala, January 8, 1875. Sir: Your dispatch dated the 31st ultimo, containing a printed…

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Protest of Mrs. Peña., December 29, 1874

From Julia Maria de Peña

December 29, 1874

[Inclosure 3 in No. 291.—Translation.] Protest of Mrs. Peña. For the information of the people of Salvador, and of the rest of Central America, is printed the following document, that…

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MAURICE DUKE, United States Consul to the captain of the Arizona, December 30, 1875

From MAURICE DUKE, United States Consul

To the captain of the Arizona

December 30, 1875

[Inclosure 2 in No. 291.] Mr. Duke to the captain of the Arizona. Consulate of the United States at San Salvador,December 30, 1875. Sir: This consulate having been informed, by…

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United States Consul to George Williamson , American, December 31, 1875

From United States Consul

To George Williamson , American

December 31, 1875

[Inclosure 1 in No. 291.] Mr. Duke to Mr. Williamson. Consulate of the United States at San Salvador,December 31, 1875. Sir: This consulate, on the eve of the 29th instant,…

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To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson to George Williamson , American, January 9, 1875

From To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson

To George Williamson , American

January 9, 1875

No. 103. Mr. Williamson to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Central America, Guatemala, January 9, 1875. (Received Feb. 12.) No. 291.] Sir: I have the honor to inclose you…

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proclamation of the mosquito king., September, 1874

From (Signature illegible.)

September 1, 1874

[Inclosure in No. 289.—Translation.] proclamation of the mosquito king. Office of Council of State, Bluefields, Mosquito, September, 1874. Crescit sub pondere virtus. Official Notice. His Majesty the King having deigned…

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To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson to Hamilton Fish, January 6, 1875

From To His Excellency Hon. George Williamson

To Hamilton Fish

January 6, 1875

No. 102. Mr. Williamson to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Central America, Guatemala, January 6, 1875. (Received February 12.) No. 289.] Sir: I have the honor to inclose you…