The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04

P'S''|FEVH ~ .He CfteN5. MS padagS
has already been criticized ;buc fabioin
circumitance that has not vet reached
the newspapers. On the 9th Of Novem-
Der, l7G4, only eleven days before
the delivery OF this }peech, the iecrera-
ry At war received q letter from the 60.
vernon Of Georgia. IL ihclofed depo-
iluon concerning two murders by the
Greeks. On the goth Of September,
proceedings they had, near fort Fidins,
IhoF down and lcalped Carharine ,Cenna,
a young lady. Five OF them had, alf5>,
ihor and ica!Ped a negro woman. Co.
Vernon Matthews further mentions fone
rhetts OF negroes and horics, committed
by Indians, in 'Liberty county aud thar
the ialhie& king and Broken Arrow:
were both for war. Wich ehis letter
before him, the preidsnc came forward,
and, without one word about avenq;n.y
the blood of Carharine CeGna, and nf
multitude Of iimilar victims, iaraneueti
on his iuccets III the protection OF her
aiiaiilns. This cafe is only iample of
perhaps, fnoufand, equally horrid, and
equally unaVenged. The honor Of A 1,es
RIGA, IT one may ipcal< of non-enti,ies,
has been as bately proitrared by land
as by iea.
How little reaton thofe fayages had
70 complain, appears from the COW Of
OF talk with them, tranfinitted l5v the
governor Of Georgia to the fecretarv Of
war, in letter dated Augu.}a, AugulE
19th5 1894. The piece is too ion@ RI
De inherited here; bur the following ex-
tracts are made from an atleGed manu-.
1crlpt OF It. After ttaeIng the treaty Of
ew- 7 ork, he fays. &c feme otooac
" were Proalited TO you, which YOU re-
: celyed, and were to make slain line
> between our people and yours. This
you failsst 10 d9' He then selatSsS
that when they and their families we're i
want OF corn, the prelident fenr them =
8TaFHrous iupPly. He alto opened
itore at St. N4ary's to firniih thf14
with goods. They murdered the
men who kept it, and carried off rh,.
goods. The murderers were nor ~,
nllhed' nor any iatisfaction given. C You
:, nave killed many Of our citizens .
rays the governor, e and carried away
a great number ofour horfcs, cattlc.
ana negroes. AlI this YOUR f5thsr
general Warrington, has b5yus r,,;lb
. from a with TO be the friend of vo,,r
" natton.--- You ak about forts. thy
are on the north Eide OF the river and
= on the land thar was given by vonr
nation at the treaty ats New-York.
fof which you have been paid and
| cannon fee why you complain Of r
" i5y thac treaty your nation IS 70 reoe;-,S
WE'VE hundred dollars year for rb4
lands, which is ten times as much &C all
= the game you can Kill on ic,in one wear
l: worth. / cannot fee how vour ma
: ton can difPute the rivers beina tho
line, as 1t was agreed on ct three rraa.
=" ties IN Georgia, and the etc ar New
ork; Such were the people to
|hoin the preiident gave his protcction
l ne 1Pcech has not even one bint aborf
the defence Of citizens on the Georoisn
frontier. 80 6'''''
C From deGre, alfo,' flaws tbe nrs.
i1dent, "to remove the di3con.enfs ~
$ Six Nations, fettlemenr med;ratcrJ
a Freiqn life, on lake Erie, has been
" lulPcnded, and an agent is now cndea-
You9n8 torectify any 0llconception, in
90 Which they may have fallen Ihe
matter was lhorrly this. No mifcon-
G G;I, ez'ited on the part ofthe In
',i@h5, excepting from Englilh briberv.
a letter from general wilkins r. ~:
, r, bllddie, ,quarter-malter general ~
T,enhiyivanla, explains tie tory rrit
s .le April 18th, f7g4, and mentions.
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