The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-01
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CREEHS.


The Georgia Commissioners have re-
turned from the Council at Broken Arrow
and they state isa4s the Mil, dseyllle R,-
corder OF the l2lhi that " Gen. Gaines has
not I'll, cted Il reconciliation between the
friendly and hostile parties" The "Re-
cnrdrr' does not seem pleased with the
proposition which Gem Gaines i said TO
have made to the friendly party, that "wilb-
ont the punishment of thr murd,rcrs or IL
y satisfaction to the injured party, they
should forgive the transgrrssnrs and i've ia
amIty with them" These are the words
Of the " Recorder,' not of Gen. @.
We fear this aitair of the Greeks - rot
destined 10 blow over 90 quielly. The
Governor Of Georgia has pubii-h'd tie res
idne of the correspondence which passed
between him and Maj. Andrews boll, That
part oft, which preceded the governors
letter announcing the suspension OF his Of
fetal intercourse with Ma A. and HAT
whJrti succeeded Il. ltappears from it, that
TIE Georgia commissioners and Mai A.
nave not been able 10 hdrmoni2c IN the IT.
Engagements of The Indian Council for,
says Maj A. ~ his lrttrT of 4tA July. WI
ten from Princeton, III the Indian Naiion1
.!lt was my determination to afford the
Commissioners of Georgia all the attention
which my duty 10 the General Government
and ms respect for an important member
Of the Cniun justified aud demanded.
have done So, - far as my sense Of duty
permitted me; bat regret to infntm you tina.
hare mol had TIE pleasure 9fdgyee{ng mih
The Commissioners on S,veIai points Of pro-
ceeGare.' Ohrr accounts statr, that the
CoInmissieatrs are exceedingly dissatisfied
with the arrangements which w. sGadq.
1t is this letter Of 4th July, Which noli-
ces !and in emphatic trrms toe,1 the hct q
SaSpeasios-.'ih he following expressive SEN
lrnce conclodrs the letter:
" As your ENcrIency has thought il your
duty 10 address me your letter of the @Gih
June, have felt il my right to reply IN il:
and to ialo,m You that ! can NOW SIT, 81
far rs the examinations have progressed,
aud they have been both numerous and
important, no cause for the accusation L
ganst the Agent, unless in his iuneAl'la
integrity aud frmness, in sttnmng to-
rent at corruption, disgracetui III MY oria.
ion in the National character. \ stnse OF
duty compels me to say, thai IN using tli'7
expression, | have no aiIusfon 10 yonF Tx
celicucy, for | sincerely believe that tao
same persons who have caused this cutlery
against me inuian agent, nave dbHe'u '''"'
confidence which Your ExcclI"ncy was
compelled to reposr, III consequence oi
your official Station"
These charges of corruption when
Maj. \. sn roundIy makes on certain per
sons, " hose nnmcs are not sptrIlfd lic
interest which Georgia has at stake IN tne
execution Of the indian Treaty; TIE tone oI
the Governor. and the unpleasant cohl'o-
versy hetn cen himself and the Special
gent; the murder, Of Mcintosh, ana var
Gus other considerations, are calcdiaItd to
lead to considerable excitement upon 'a's
CIcek question, both before CorG,rss ana
the nation. When the facts are tart! o'-
ycloped, We shall freely examine TIE" :
and pass that opinion upon them, Nn''"
our maturcst judgment shall Afford " VIZ
ont fear. favour or affection" Il Eng