Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

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CoLoNEL. am directed by the commanding
general 10 forward 10 you inclosod copies Of let
ter from the Adjutant General of the army TO
the Lieutenant General ormmandlnE the diyis.
Ion, letter from the Secretary Of the Interior 10
der Of Gen. Sheridan based thereon The orders
Of the commanding general In the case are as
You are directed 10 execute tho Instructions,
10 doing 80 you will be guided by tho following
You VIII proceed 10 person without unnsces.
eary delay 10 the Canada Alamosa, and 10 such
other points as may be necessary, and eommunl.
cate 70 the Apachcs within reach the commands
Of the President giving the Apaehes now on res
ervations thirty days 10 which 10 commence their
movements to the Tularosa reservation. You
will please Inform the superintendent Of Indian
affairs for New Mexico Of tho orders you have
recclyod, aud request him TO accompany you.
and 70 reassert 10 tho Apaches the oommands Of
the President In Genuine ion with him, (lf he
VIII cooperate With you,) you will take paIticu.
lar pains 70 inform the Apaches kindly but
measures which will be adopted unless they
comply with the orders you convey 10 them.
| Use all proper means TO acqualnt them with tho
70 peacefully and quietly totheir reservation on
/ the Tularusa, In accordance with the wishes and
| Commands Of tho President
II 10 above all things desirable that this move.
ment Of the Indians be accomplished peacefully
aud kindly, and without collision with the In.
dlans or their agents which eau be properly
avoided. You are authorized TO use whatever
military supplies are at your command to effect
/ the removal Of the Indians, and their comfort.
| able establishment on their new reservation, al
| also 10 supply them when thoTo with whatever
| provisions are needed and cannot DO supplied by
| the Indian bureau.
You will establish post at sumo suitable
soned this winter by one company Of Infantry, but
TO be % placed and planned that the post may
be enlarged as may be useful hereafter.
The proper agent Of these Indians and for
this reservation should DO fully acquainted with
your orders and the purposes Of the Govern.
mont, and should accompany the Indians, and
The proIsctIon 10 the Indians while on route
10, and after they reach their reservation,
against any intrusiOn or hOstilitles on the
part Of the whites or Mexleanr, you are spc.
clnlly charged with, and will be held respond
bic for.
You sill, therefore, be careful 10 give timely
and lnll notlse 70 all the people In that part Of
wise, Of this fact, and warn them accordingly.
You will also take the necessary measures TO
convey information Of these commands Of the
President, and the consequences OF not obeylng
them, TO all the rowing Apaches 10 whom by any
means you can gain access, giving them thirty
days In which 10 report at tho Tularosa reser-
walton.
Of the President all Indians fund OH the reser-
lion a. TulaIosa will become objects Of Suspl.
You had better place Lieut.. Uol. Devip,
Eighth cavalry, In general charge of this rescr.