The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20

.ation To u n':e--e .vii! the Indian tribes .ha,
any preslSus event ~ The third article of ,has uu.
fortunate treaty, the ty !sGa and the sraA in s,,
were as much iac:iLesi ,!.c .at.an trad. In that
treaty
Art III II is agreed tia, i. ihall Z. an times b.
+" free to bis tEr:laac) majsly's ub;sas and to ,le
ci;i2cns OF s.ic u. States and ALTO Co the L:,iaus
d'ee:hng Gu either Gle OF ;,,e boundary line freely
" TO pat anI repas D;o thar REFLECTIVE coun,riesad
t. navigate eli &c LAKES, rivers, a1d waers, ther.
o. Ana tretly 10 carry OIL trade and commerce with
"esck otasr," sSc.
No duty of entry nal; ever he laid BY either par.
"y(C States and Great BRITAIN on p.lfyis, brought
ny land, or in hand navgation their territories
respectively ihali tie Indians IN patug or re-
. pailng with their proper goods aud effects Of
whatever nature, pay for tie irne any mpoR du;y
Tie mlchevous effects Of ,beie provions were +. !,
IN ieis than year after the paaSe of the treaty aud
IN trcaty between the. W,aniofs and other Indian
tribes, and the Il. s. il fipuiated that no e.,-
Jon fhcnd be permitted To rede auy Of the ,ow.-s
cor hunting grounds of the 4'd luti~,. tribes as
trader who was not furn:;led with c Heenet for aat
! "sfnrpes from the q. s."
l. The Rrtifh policy took real AL te,l alarm
at this, and explanatory article negocieted be-
tween The II. S. and G. declaring thar this treaty
with the sr5:aEs;" cannot be underaood To t,erorae
| FROM. the treaty Of 1891
This was Tiv.ting upon the u. S. the evils TO which
US; and twas difeovered tiat B,iG beDje, had been
e''abliiied near frontiers whole fpecia prr
poe was 20 unRrIeK and ,noraboiG the fur and
prr7 trade, greatly to the pre- udce OF our home IN
dufiry. '7'f' .-
| Upon Mr.. Jriferfon's acccHion to the exccut;y.
cha'r--this was the Gate Of the Indian trate- was
overrun by the agents Of Fnr;h faiors-drurken
'eis' deoauehery, and murder prevailed anbtip H.
Iidsn tribes the American citizens On the froniier
were IN conttant alarm, and fuhjeaed to naacrc Cn
the other hand the agents employed who had been e-
tru'ted with property tn immenfe amount had rot
made returns OF .he ;ra!l reporl ia them
BY the death of anageit of the name OF Prize. tSre
vas failure 20 vaf amount, under the purvevor-
hip of Mr. WteLy--and this future it was wi cti
LED the attention OF tie executive the fuhe6f and
|, winch induced the introduction Of bill in congrels
a't FELTON, for the appoiutn,eit nf general aren't
| he publc, however, dfsGive as The f. fem was.
and graf she d;lapidaton hid Been proftted h,.
the acication Of the Indians pGrars more than tey
loft by pecunary iubdueinns from the mhlic proper-
~; the augmentation of the funds ard The new d;.
tribatIoh Of the taetorieshy Mr.. J--rfon have had
the mot beneficial e9c9 the general oticts If the
! Poicy-'fhe Britifh fi9ors for Will. underworld
by reducing the of goods below rrine con in F,,
rope TO ircure theNvhot trade and Dive rs from CON-
p-ton, hut they pon fouad thar 70 be lrsnr rr7fe
they have difarpeared--ard whar has followed ,,,
tent, CONCORD .5,irty seod ffb no hontv 20 the u
nted States and civiizsr'on Iror-efres 70 IN ,rrx
anpfed exentancng the Indian tribes t;si IS the eff
fe6i on acorrest administrator, IF wLolercn1. nd
beneficial iytcn apd,his fyaem by the acu,jGi;on
of Louiiiana, is neccGarlv extended TO ,ha, country
where we hone and truf NJ Br;.iHh agen, viii lie
admitted, as that country c7unrt be conlprar ended
under the proyiiiops ct thar rncH wrctched of Il
treaties thar of l7ei Here then we dir-ern TIE t-
hey which peculiarly fits our iituation ard vhth the
national rt5Htet0s ard hgte,5e5 combine fu2po.t.