The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-21
REPLY.

:, S'efE Agency, 28th lIiy, 1915.
81 wi ,ue @4tn' l. wrote to you in reply to
yHur OF the SSth Tit. and since, have had die
pleasure TO receive yours of the 12,h ~
received from tow-Legs direct cn+,, naa
OF an outrage, committed by the ne,a,ie 80
Georgia, who had gone into East Florids
olNen OH ms cattle, and DESTROYED his pro.
perry nave sent this complaint To the
Governor of Georgia, who will readily 70 -
crate with the officers of the General CT
erhment, to cause justice to be done the in
Jurea, II the complaint is true. The lawsof
tle Oniteo states provide completely for the
protection OF the Indian rights and thnst. ;nte-
rested with their execution. have tbe no 'i'e
o. dong 1T. All that is wanted, is yroof a.
Salnst the transgressors.
NC Indians OF AulotCitowau. who vy;tbo,t
ProVocanon, murdered AID plundered NM
Der OF the subjects of Spain on ST. Johns bav.
eneehdefed such deadly feud between the
parties, tnat Il will be long before the deacen-
S OF the injured Can forget and forgive
spain from her internal connections, has NOT
I0dnd Ii Convenient to settle a peace between
them, and these people. il Is brohaI,Ie e.,.
nilstakcn tor Georgians. The Indians Of th;s
INSehcy as wen as those In the Flori,las have
f 1s Aho"h they are to apply through their
Chlels TO me, for redress of their pr;evan-
ces. Inc government of the Creeks is NOT an
ePhemeral one Its last modification ;s rs
,iole tial ten years Standing 1t was the
wOrA ana choice of the nation. and has
CZECH on the Conduct Of the Seminoles
e.. gentleman arrived where you are
from England, who had been an off;car ~,
half pay. lie came in the Fox sloop of wa.
furnished by the Admiral on the Jamaica eta,
uoh' ny order OF the Admiral to facilitate tn
INN :" passage to his nation the Greeks" This
6.u''enidn aIter attempting in various WAYS
".u 'tS oeinlnoles, to usurp the government
OF inc Greeks without success. cheated Inn
Seh Director-General of Muscogee, declared
var against spain, murdered some of her sub
Je1 , ana look St. Marks. He ordered me
with my assistants in the plan Of eivi,i1at;or
out Ut the Greek Nation.
communicated his proceedings IN the ma
uOhdi councils who had been previouslv ac
quahteu with him, and who replied to him.
tnat ne mad title among them which ne
well merIted, Cap,pe, tun, nee ,lox. an. Tths
frlnce OF Llarsl and no other" This Direc,
eor-1eneral OF Muscogee, after playing n
farce 1or two years, experienced a tragic
scene winch deprived him of his liberty, He
was pug III lrons by order of the Council
whose government he attempted 10 usurn &,
semitic the Governor General of I.o,isiana ~
answer tor his crimes, HIS Seminoles Chiefs
were to retire with impunity. After This II
was determined in National Council of dis
u'sulshed Chiefs from every toYn, and de-
putauon OF Choctaws, Chickasaws and Cher
oKees' that the warriors should be classed K
n ,pelu IN readiness to execute the orders of the,
Executive council and that the Aren't for
lhdlan Affairs shculd have tile power of exc
cutting tie treaty stipuations Of the Creeks
win their white neghbors. Tookanbatcne
ana Cowetau alternately as the occasion re-
CURED, was appointed the permanent seat of
IneIr national councils, where national affairs
alone could be transacted" They have now
TWO speakers. When the Council meets at
cowetau, Tustuunuggee Hopoe, as Speaker
ior the Lower Greeks, is Speaker for the
Nation and when they meet at Tookaubat,