Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-12

rake from thence evidence to .tarnish The
character OF his cOmpaRioHs Ia arms,
whose deeds lie eniuld.td when liking
and 10 STAIN The fame OF that couuirv I,a
died 10 serve VI i,hiEe same nhiect. lie
Speaker had attributed ihe var ia ii,e
treaty OF Fort Jackson, and Win pecu-
liar emphasis told us, that the word ode
nand nas employed tive times IN that
paper. He SAID the conditions ct ihas
treaty did not affect The question if il
did contain the germs of dissatisfaction,
and hoStiiiieS were commenced by The
Indians, /, Is no less defensive war on
The part OF this government this ireaiv
was negotiated by all the warriors be- :
longing To the tribe Within the O. States.
anu was ratified by the Senate. and This
House made appropriations 10 carry i, H.
to execution but, he would ask gentle
men under What circumstances fhil-trea
~ was negotiated p! When cnvsg d I'm a
war with England, her incendiaiics pene-
lra'eu the Indian tribes throngi ihe
spanish territory, and, a!Hed b> Spanish
-Heachefy, eXclIeG thai unfortunate race
TO war. The war Nh0op echord from
your northern 10 our s0uiherp limit, and
your trUntirr was emcircltd with blood
ana ire. II was Tie plan Of that Cam
paiSh to cut the United States in twain,
by Introducing large military force
IL co operate With the ur.tocS invited
to iHsurreCtion, and the Indians. Recol-
iecl, sir, The proc amaticai of Nichols.
ana EhaSlue, II YOU can, The horrors Of a
War conducted by The passions wliicl,
S'iip man OF has dlsiiDg gushing attributes,
an" convert hun INTO Il demoL No heart
can conceive, no tongue can adequately
describe, the Calamiiles With which that
region WAS threatened. The blackeninr
Imass OF deadly hostility, hung, like a
thunder cloud. over YOUR heads. The
'mpairnce OF Indian hostility, and Ire
rare qualities constituting ,lIe character
% Jackson. saved You from lis destructive
explosion
You we're literally betw cen two 6res
Cochb burn confiagraIed and robbed ON
your eastern frontier; Weaiherford al.
The western, connected hy anisl, laci-
i!iies. Jackson conquered The Indians.
and cut liic cI,ain OF hostile operations
lie uthiaIded naturalization tur thc .sasl,
and guarantees for future securiiy-ht
demanded ii grant of country intervening
between the SpaniardS and these del.d,d
people, which, when populated, will pro-
teci them from the nachiuaiious OF TO-
reign incendiarleS, vino stimulated he
unhappy race To Destruction, as sa>rii,tcs
made by European haired 10 American
Iretaom and prosperity. lie laid ilic
genileman's philanthropy seemed dis
posed 10 reverse The order Of iliinys.-
HE history OF man did not furnish AN
Instance OF the VanuuIshed imposing
conditions upon the cOnuucror. when
lie lrSlilmaics. The christian powers. from
pure love Ia France, o,crrun iiias conn
my with mighty armies and ben, her
neck to the Bourbon woke. itc, r,fted
fafis OF those master pieces OF The arts
those proud trophies that aitesicd The
victories ot her sons. They planted those
my riadS OF mcrCCuaricS " iO drew frnt,
her eAhausied bosom their support: they
dIu more crippled aud desoiaied, Size
was required 10 reimburse the money
expended on her cOnQuest...lCl songs
were sung and eulOglrs composed Tor
Alexander and tiic Whole choir u deli.
VCTers.
This treaty is salt 10 lave violated the
religion of the Indians BY demanding
'helr prophets: and Trey appeal 10 mo
derm Europe and ancient Home Ia s,i;--
iuse the American check with ihe blush
of guilt. i hose prophets were noi lie
ministers OF rtilgion-iiIry were political
a8itators; lnsiiSdiorS 10 war, tii.y were
moi The esSeEg, rs at peace ara good
VIII towards man, thai Stllicd tie tempest
Oi tie savage soul, .and called tie cliaOs
INTO light aud order; they were the ft
am supple instruments ii Woudhinp; they
breaihed confusion and lIatuC-huniaul-
~ 10 these Indians, and The interest Of
ihIs CouIiTy, demanded their surrender.
Rome never LOST sight OF policy She
trausplanied the idols of lie subdrpd
provinces, aud Incorporated them viii
her Cots aud by Tie strong tie OF SUI
perstiilon, chained The province 10 the
foot Of the capitol YET the Druids Nete
cNilrpaied, and the forests of German,
Tell d bloody tale. These forests sill
cello ine expiring grOans OF those priests
who smOoihed the brow of the rugged
warrior III peace, aud nerved his arm i'm
The hour OF battle. England extracts
revenue from the IdolatrOuS wersbipters
OF the bloody Jugernani, whilst lie Irish
CaihOlc, who believes IN the same God
aud relies upon ihesa HtdC.nier, is torn
from the horns 1t ilc altar Il Nirt!m
10 ccclesIastIcal pride, and tnc icaiuusy
OF dcspOlism. Tie genius Di i!,.sr no
lishcd and religious courts rasstd iron!
these seats ct science and tie arts into
the wIlds OF Africa; II dealt ia slavery ADD
blood, and sundrred every tic fiat con
meets man TO his species. II spreads ua
wings over tie East iudit s-Giy millions
Ot human beings have there for wears
been hunted as Lawful prey IN thc lnois-
Crlmiuate CHASE Of OCath. The ftuld
iiludO has been swept from lie CLAIMS.
and Is now pursued 10 tie mountain tor,
| where he sought rciu"e among lie clouds
y his government ~, ed not Ldn~ -,
head upOn an appeal 80 Europe, unless
| the mere glitter Of diadtu sLaI dazzle
| and cou!usc.
Sir he SAID, the western CrOnti,r is hat