Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-31

Ahere - not the iea-, prospect NAT III. w.
v ,nt, VIII De J'inei by single TRIBE 4, - 49,
That they have invited al! their nriyhho,, 20 nue.
up the Ratchet 1t il equally true In, 49,. ~ 'ase
uon-, without single exception, have
clnsd. lave oeen de-
lie Great Prophet had united himself ,.;,.
fo'o"ashiss' ny whom he was consde,ra ~"
~ yei. ne nao received numerous bell. r.
,ne Hinneosgoes, but gave eyasiyr an.w.,. To-"
spring, the Wnnebagoes sen, him war .,,,, AIas'
ae refused 10 receive, but agreed TO con.u, IN
N"PPe"Ss ahi Ottowas, when the tribes shot,
wee /" Maiden. to receive their presents. W..
op"e'' IS S"own, subsequently, To this avrss-
n men, was aiken oil by poison. The Chief %, tn
folswatomies, however, met the Chiefs or ,h nv, ue
other tribes IN council at Maiden and c.,,. W.
solemn resolve TO have no.hing to do ,y;,h 49,.
Hinnebasoes, and that il a war was Liz civ ,s Hs
!" which they might be involved. that th.v -,
remove beyond lis reach Within the America 80
deis. s''S@n oof-
ine Indians, and particularly those ,..,,.
near 10 our settlements, have too n UGH ,o,J S
"'' 10 know, thGt any hostile movement on r.;
p'i'' ssaihst our Government, would lead In IT,,
utter destruction A Sac Chief few daxs So
expressed just sense of The relation in which -
'.a""n "'oe' stand towards the United Stat
"nd VI the consequence which would attend 49,.
vi war oetweeo them aud The Americans. IT,
PRESSED MS conviction oil the utter Inability
"e ihi"n tribes unted TO stand asains, the nov.
VI "e" American father, unless supported nv g.,
s" s'u' lie asked, where are we to proeur.
80 ""u ammunition, AMI who will furnish our
wives anu childreo with food? what coun,rv ~.
we 10 ny TO when we driven from our GO,
l ne sacs are DESTROYS of drawing of the In,i.ne
rehihsuiar Michigan, to their own coup,,y .nI ".
uni'ins with them as rne nation. 1t ia favo,;,u
o'Je'' VI 'hel policy, by which they hone ~
e"e"5heh themselves against the SHINY m,
say to the Chippewas and Potawatamiss ney
~, ~! you when we see your poverty, YOUR sams
e''appesrins, and yourselves enclosed in 60
ey Tue whites. As yet, The perruasioos os re
ohcs nave been unavang " vac
FLoRIDA-The foowin, e,,r,,,
den.s address 10 the Florida Institute enn, uaus-
pioSuc's as numerous aud valuable - .r. -,
In a region OF the world: ~ iounu
iofida ID M less remarkable IN, ,h
a'' ,nah Inc foreign productions which have -.
-" euhseniai 10 her soils. AL the varieties Of
puise' the tubeIous and the escule,t ,oo,s IL VA
finAceous grains, the Indian and Gnina, e Ia
""'"'' p"Hey, rye, oats, and the mill.ts -
oeahs' yafhs' and potatoes, have been cuI,iv,,.a,
great advantage Cotton, the black and tbs 80
eeu ioouee' as Is natural to the climate: and ,bs
experiment In sugar-cane have been cro,vn.J -
40 ordinary success. The ban,n. d. VIM
Tue pine apple, the cocoa-n nut and most oS ,h.'
P'"i "uits' flourish near the southern ex,r.m;,
and may, IL is believed, be gradually na,nr,I;.aJ'
.e hOi.nefn limit some few experiments near G,
nave peen very encouTag NJ. Figs or.r
ses, lines, lemons, &c ali the varieties OF ci,rons
si mes peaches, olives and pomesrsna,es ,b,;s.
~ 'i'e eastern section OF the territory, as If in.
ingenious; and u any conclusions to equal rs.ul,.
nom me similarity oil soils and climate can he ,if
on well grounded expectation yav he entsr,.;n
ed, that almonds AMI the palms all the varie,iss IS
Tue grapes and the oleaginous grains wbicb nav.
contributed alike TO the luxury the comfo,,
anu wealth of The Sosth of Europe and ne -
countries washed by the Mediterranean, NAV be
successfully Introduced in Florida''
Inc North Amer csn Review remarks that the
acquisition al fioIida Is of the most imnor..n,
occurrences OF our history. The acquisition of
LOUISIANA indeed. was hardly complete wi,hou,
II, nor Could there be any security to the South
western frontier, while Florida remained in for-
eign hands, and opened way 10 one of the mos,
vulnerable parts of the United States II. ar
qa,ston, alter negotiation v hich had baffed the
.Hi'i oil our ablest statesmen for thirty years en-
'hles Mr.. Adams, by whom the negotiation was
conducted 10 praise second only TO Mr. Jefer
son : tor The purchase of louisiana. Florida is
rapidly peopling and improving. The Address re-
ierred to above, is frcm the press of settlement
'mes ears old The township granted TO Gene
raj La aJe''e adjoins that of Tallahassee and is
probably 70 be soon surrounded by one of the
mosi fruitful regions not only OF the u S. but of
'he world. In the event of The completion of the
great Florida canal, the citizens of this territory
WIZ possess every incentive TO industry viii oh a
Tree and eaterprising people can wish.
Bait. finer.