Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
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General and Friend: Your talk of yesterday we have
and have given 10 The proper consideration In
part &c your talk disagree-ye will repIy TO if
IN the order you have given tive are glad our father
tie President, has instructed you afford us the pro-
lection you offer. number of Us are anxious to po
with you FrokeB Arrow the Talk to be held there
and desire of you to afford and us of that pro-
lection; we know father the President wishes us to
be protected: so his Commissioners in tie Treaty have
told u.s. we VII LET TOn know tomorrow who of US wish
Ego 10 Broken Arrow.
We have doubt but that the information YOU have
received relating TO the friendly disposition the hos
tie Indians, not true: Weare too them and know
too well what they wish yoH believe so YOU NAV have
been imposed by bad men, who wish us and our
friends HARM sorry father has talked TO you
about Us, hear from your TALK we disagree with
You In that talk III this must have the murdercrs of
great Chief and other head given UP TO be tried
bv laws. Ifthey have split blood against the nations
Law, hej suffer that Law directs for such crime
YOU know father the President would have called
our nation give up any OF chiefs or warriors
If thoS had murdered any of our white brothers. to be
pla ned as the law said: We expect and demand the
this II is right it should DE done so-not
o" nH great ather before the present one has said
the Great spirit has said You have said Won
a4. cad our laws, and that you find such law as the
H'-ua Indians say our Chief Gen. Mcintosh violated
sob caused his aeatb-that is true there is no such
bass. nor ever was if there had been such law as tl,a
aud made when 1t Is said was why were not all our
chiefs and nead men put 20 death for signing the treaty
tell our father that knew any such law
Bad Jnen both whc and red make the story TO sui
them. You tell u, the dead cannot be restored to life
knew t,ai before: but, they cannot YOU say we
not asI the law TO be enforced upon those WIN
tah9 away Be. That is the way white brothers
talk 10 another. when one Of them murders auo.
tier be tried by your laws and If found guilty YOU
pslys ''m-ths IS all we aslgvs us the same chance:
Our law requires it-iuslicc dernandsii-and expect
You will assist in the cgecution; YOU say great father
WI not interfere among his red children when they
quarrel SIC were awa,s taug't 10 believe otherwise,
that be- would interfere when part, plunderug
and numbering another, without any cause whatever,
mas been hc with his red children of tie Creek
nation Il was on that account that some Of went ali
the way to the City Of WasiDgtcu TO see our father,
AMI we're o! c opinion. from what be said in his talk
them that vent bin, that he would interfere TO
protect UsThat has been promised IN another place
and at another tne that is, in the Treaty made last:
when The Treaty made at This place some Of the
chief: LEFT here before Il signed, because they had
heyri that Of tic Tuckabachees said they would
b O any who signed it, they who did then sign il, tbeu
required the Commissioner Of father tie President
vino sent TO Us by him. and to act for him, that he