Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23

oi Tie other towns with wcn the, Lad acted in co,ce
on thursday evening, and in council on Friday Bcip..
"oy NJ loss TO account far this sudden and mys,e
'onS movement the ConnSsioncrs instituted an inou
ry INTO rs cause The only Information obtained &c.
derived from half breed indian WHO stated H., e.,
o'"or Tor their departure from Colonel UunbI,,
me interpreter. The following order Was ..,cd .,.t
.Uc messenger despatched The chiefs of The Crssc
tau own having assrnblcd al the Indian Su,i, nc ,.
the authority of the President and thcn en-. ~, ,I.
red under order, rs is stated: the Commissioners do
'au 'ha' they state to the bearers hereof the rcosos
o ueir leaving the treaty ground, and parculat, th,
'iey state under whose order they are 3c,iuu y 4, -
O'Clock, having prepared treaty. in cont,r;,i;r IN H.
WISHES OF large portion of the Chiefs the n,n,.,s
soners met the council, When the treaty. having hoo,
iniiN interpreted and explained, was signed h, ,ii ,L
hciS present, except the Delegation from T 49,,
c"'e' an" one [ hef from Taadega. During t.c ex
ecution OF the treaty, 10 winch no oi,;cc,:op La ,
''h"' he principal Chief from Tuckebatchee Peye,,e
Sonoie. addressed the council rs follows: have ro
.e"eu instructions from my Head Chief not To SIGN n
lay OUT perhaps on seeing him may vet conclrde
10 JON you and all be friends. wish n p.r, = ;,t 80
an IN perfect friendship" The TuckebatcLee cl;ec
men took friendly leave Of the Commissioners and tho
council and refined. ~
MONDAY 1.,fh
The Commissioners met the council whom ,,,.
tonal article 20 tie treaty was nteroretcd IN o5 go;
cd by, AL The principal Chiefs present
soon alter the treaty concluded Colonel yIri
liaIhson returned anu made the follow
NUl W w I:amsUn having been ,JcsratcI o,I ,I
wr iten authority from the United States, { ,r,,,;.
ers holding treaty with the Creek Indians FIR th n
pose OF demanding II certain Chiefs the reason of ,h
leaving The treaty ground, and of uscortaninq undec
whose authority they acting: reDorts 70 lie 60
mIssloners the occurrences of his iarnt ,nJ ,L 80
NATION which he ACQUIRED ~ ''o'-
iHe inoi'n"nt states, that, under the order of tI,o
commissioners, lie set out from the treaty ground on
Saturday morning, taking with him two in, elI,o,, liz
q lis
Having progressed upwards OF tweutI miles in mn
sun ne he o"e'an INDIAN, who, uron being cues
Toned stated That he met Tucka batchec Halo rro
sltan chief, " no told him tlat they had left tho So,
tnat Col Sedham had told him TO ro. thot IJ,.Is;,
o; and IT they did not 60, they would al be ppt i; ;I
OIL Stedbafn is a chIet OF Soowagooo town and Ham
ol Is o"itcd States lnerp:eer) The Informant tLan
p oct etcd few miles onward, and oyertoox o CIV, r
Ola IuSh aoI the head chief Of Cussetau He stoted
that hn overnight Col. Selham came n the go
am TOOK MS atheT out and that III their absence o
II asleep anu when lac awoke, he found that all vera
gn"e, ami word left for him to follow The onr~,
then referred us TO another Indian who wa tr,ver
with HIM, who. he said riding Siedhau,s s,,dI
ne person referred to- was then examined " bo sta "a
una IN the night white came to the cam, All
called out Stedham, and had a coriye sation - -
'ehgth. Al the close, Stedhan returned 10 the canon
and SAID he should be off and would take ii e f.v.
mani saddle, and the examinant must bring on his
We then proceeded to Flint river fort, five r,;, e.
the treaty ground. We there learned that tI. ct.n
ing party had crossed the about the n idle re 10
day, and observed that they were then out nj L..
ana could NOT be overtaken We found that the 49,
hau stopped, and some were resting, and others ann
sing themselves. Search made for Tucl,a ha.,h
ifalo who upon being questioned. acknowledged tJt
be had made statement to the Young Indian nc e
related and confined it. He added that IIanbly LI
t'd Stedham to go and Ia take old Tuskenah vim bi
Another old hiet was next examined, Ossa Pochee
Who stated that Sedlam had come TO the cam, j.; ~
night. and called out Old Tuskenab and had - -
taik- ans told him that if they did not AZ 90 fine go,
people would have the mall Jail; that they rnus, s,
that night and ride all night, and get over the line m
they would be overtaken They ten broke up and COT
~N oIN
Another Indian stated that Sedharo said ,ht g >,
luskenaii anG his party were brought awac vyb,t NV.
lett could not make treaty, and that was thn rf
''cy came Oil These examinations were had in ~.
course OF Saturday night: next morning we so,,I. 49,
'n'er"ieW with old iuskenai him elf He was f,rnd
extremely indisPoscj To full disclosure. br, ,
ing closely ques;i"nrd, acknowledged thai Stadlar !1
f'me TO hiin IN tie night and told him to po-that he
vas one OF l'e Oldest Ihles and that treat, could not
De made Without hlm. Other Indians STANDING hr I
served 10 iuS'.@uan that he had told tber, . a. ~
story pct"rc' ii" Sen acknowledge thai Stedha,o h.
a lie Orders Game iroH Hrmbiy and that StedL.,,s
p''rmat'on was as he bad before stated He sa;J t,,
vas ''lepu 10 the commissioners and the President
anu Idu no notion Ot gong of until Stedbsm rave liz;
the talk. In the course CT the exafnina,iCn h ;I;
0HeG foyt fyohoa, and said that he had come tn tLo
camp and told them to go and break IN tle t,oat f
t"e present and they would meet again a few toorra
hence at Broken Arrow Povethyohola Is tb III
th.S OF uckabatchee, attending the treaty
In our Jaint. received certain in form. t NJ H.
death OF the Big Warrior from different source
nc commissioners then convened :he Chiefs: distr;
o"'eC 'oIne presents; ordered them furnished with
tins to take them home and advised them to tanner
urnod. anu ''-
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