Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

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.B1srs Oe1aRs.&1eksse.
From aiae Ba6.lo RrpvbIie1 Dee. u.
b.Aaasss from Crcen 1ay.>-A delega-
ton Of MoaOn,encc and New Yosk In
aian Chiefs, for Washington. City, m
jer charg. Of Col. Samaea e. &c.
-ssugll. Insiian igeDt at Green By, n.
rived hrre yesterday morning. u de
sSkoatscf l.sdy Of the Lake. The Rev.
ssieazsr Williams and Uanicl Bread,
Oneida cheifat Green Bay, repfess1t.
ing the New York Indians-kauz6.
haw-no-ncw, alias The Medicine or
Grizzly Eear, principal war chief and
orator ofthe Alenor0enee nation-Ah-
y1-ma-taw, representative Of Josetta
Carron, first chief Of the Menomenee
s,as;or--ko-may-ne-ley, Great W ave,
O-io-pa-shah, Little Whoop--ko-me-
ri-scc-iershah. Little Wave, and 9th.
err. Representing he Mcnon.cncc na-
ito !. accompanies h;ra.
The object Of .lese Indians in visit
my i,ie eel. os government. Is 10 sub
.i..i certain propositions to the Presi-
~ .sss the &Isa<s~l-Statcsy for Eis ap-
Proaa.ion and sanction, whereby the
a,i:.. uIiies Of SO loag. standing between
these v estern tribes, aud the Oneidas
and others lately removed from this
State. are to be fairly I'D amicably
settled. Aneve%t hitherto thought 80
,iili'cuh Of attainment, but yet so de-
-si-ab;e not o.ly to the Indians Of both
parties, but to the government; and
people of this state will, we hope, re-
ceivc the friendly aid Of every well
wi>hcr 10 the peace and harmony Of
the Indians. and the best Interests Of
1ipe United States government
1t is well know, that this subject w.s
Z deemed Of such importance, as TO.
cau<c the President to appoint corn
niss,oners to visit Greco Ray, for the
purp,se If Sfirgin9 the. eosstcs,dihE
parties to some 6nAl enlistment Of
their differences, and terminate dis
pn.e which he'd every appearance of
e,e,tuatiE. IN the most serious consc-
Quences. The honorable commission
ers- 50 apr ointed. VIZ: Mcssrs. Erastus
Etaoi. james Mccall, ard Iohi. r. Ma
sSo.,, arrived II the place of controver-
81 il. august last, and used every effort,
bu. in vain. to bring them to a good UNI
dcrs+aodins. ard agree 10 some terms.
The attempt seemed onlyto produce
as'ifi worse tatcof thie1, end to leave
The two parties more Alous ard un-
freddy than before.
Tic present state Of asnicahle inter
course and friendly feeling, =, we mn
1ers'and, to be attributed to the csn-
ciiiaiing condact and untiring exeE.
eic.ss Of Col. &tambauga,, who, BY
course Of conduct at once friendly and
highly arprobatory, has acquired the
entire confidence Of there tribes, and
although the undertaking Afforded
but fiiat hopes Of success, yc4 inau-
greed hy the vast importance Of the !
measure to the government. and the
happy tendency it would have upon
the indians, Col. s. persevcred, in his
AAiSbaa Oiid1 ofhCCS Will We CitSCJcO tIlc
great o. &C; ofhis negoe;atioss.
Cox. Cs.s> has given his cordial APP
probation TO the measures adopted by
thg agent. to settle this unhappy dis |
pn;e. In speaking Of the Green Bay
asei't, liz letter now before us, - one
Of his friends, the Governor says-|
..'Thc government has not how IN ft>
service more faithful, Jealous, and IL
bic officer. than Gel. Stambaush.",
Another lettcr. from a highly respcc-
,atle member Of the Legislative Coun-
eli. says: "T'c project submitted to
me Is Col. Ssambarsh for the settle
nlcpt Of the unfortunate dispute be-
tween the twopar:ic>, Menomcnce &N.
York Indians. ] must conEss, meets
my entire appreciation. Units princi-
pies AID details. it seems to me to be
tsse very thing we want: and, IL final
L. agreed upon. win be calculated to
heal III differences. ia Il manner highly
hcnciicia' ia the government and the
Indians THIS speaks vel, Of our
Jack>on appointment ir the Indian de-
oastmert-.,fsda brother et:,tor too.
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