Concerning a projected campaign against the Apaches, the Comanche generals, with some of their retinue, have arrived to consult with the Spaniards. The Comanches expect gifts, and the governor proposes to let them have any horses they may capture from the Apaches. The governor considers the eventuality of problems involving the Anglo-Americans which would require an abandoning of the campaign, to attend to the security of the province, which security merits primary attention. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)