Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

az lie r. G:Th Gnvernntu Ia The tneatpht0 aEteSsn1S
I'll IL" Indians tie preparations ne lnade !ur calling out
the ;.,a al tie State lie arrangements provided
hy The States Tor s;3dang Tie e!:c!ny then pro-
c:rds ,!i9ws;)
Having despatched such riders deemed n"ccs
sarY bring efficient force the field, g the shart
rst raccab:c mr and having made such rrqris'IoS
ad arrangements as were m NY opinion, Celebrated 10
sufficient supply -! and munitions, tit
this place on tie night On The Eia!l COACH t"T aict
CnEcrY, where arrived on tie evening OF Inc Ism al
May; and established NY heal quarters. with rIe@ 10
facl!ilae and expedite, lar nigh lie II my power,
vigorous prosecution, ard speedy Termination oil tie
, campaign.
Alter I'M arrival at Aloa gonlcry | found It npnss-
lie To ohain any satisfactory information IN regard 10
tie nu::J.r ui Indians engaged hostility. El;noIS
mud reports numerous AID various sometimes
rlnHting The number al iGsiIIe warriors eight hun
G?rd I!nusaud and again ii from two TO three thou
sand. Soon brcale convinced however, that large
proportion Of those called HE Lower Greeks were
un:"rdiy ana Hiaay Of them IL arns aud us indians
rarely, Gtrrr rcIlln Idle spectators o war nmongs!
them, III their vicinity, and are: moreover, Grcust"n-
ed Ia Join the party lhcy deem powerful III Tie field,
all my energies directed /" the most speedy con-
crHt!a2n t., sufficient numbers ct troops at important
pnimtH within BE enemy country, to ov"TaWe ana h"d
him IN check. ani 10 prevent those who had not already
laru III arms, i:on doing prCnIrg !r"intpn
OF le Important points mol Only On account Ut In"
ii:iuci Iamgrr 10 winch lis In!abaI's. and those OF
the circurjnc.l country exposed but also, the
ground HAT the enemy G"caum pressed lie wnud
probably ariup! 10 maxi hS way 10 k!Ga Oh Ibis side
Of Tia. hat tahOncc. despatched AZ Oider TN the 2'h
Of Nlay to ErnsGier General Mnore officer Il" high
character for energy ard fr"nPi'lad, OF l- AN DIV
sup from which. bc.ic shown. had called hrgl'
mcnt 10 rrrcvrG 10 iiwn.I, and take command Of The
lIups that might BE- in that place or i's vicinity.
On the same day, ordered from the ih Brigade: COM
inandd by Uraacr Genera! DraTl!"y, three additional
comPaIIits a Infantry.
Aycc nLinr the possibility That there might sill be
deficiency troops; iuy impressed with the opln"n
that The most auGaor ec"nomy was that Of blood rali'!
than treasurc aud drring proper 10 Augment our
force i il slHuid bc sufficient "helm The enemy
at Cncr on i!lc 18th Of May (acr consultation with
Manr GENERAL larsnn via had arrived the pre- ceding
Gay Gr<ia.crd order To The Mayor. General o Inc
.h Division. requiring him 10 raise anolh'r Bhita"'
To RENDEZVOUS Montgomery Or before Tie l5lh o
June had alfcady accepted. CAUSED 10 b. raised.
local volunteer companies III roOsa, IalIapoosa ala
Grsu Denton ami Crrok,e: 10 ensure the defence Of
these c1untIrS rTsprcHyriy.
. bal. from ttc cuInr nccElcnt, considered IL very
imp:rfaat Il; S,curr tie !r,udSIp q! large portion
c riy G, p"sSbr ana ais" The corporation "i some
OF The, pIlcpa! warriors. Ni THIS view invited
visit al Montgomery, from li"p"tss l"l"io' lie most
influential Cri I'll The UPPER CTechs and ahnnt Twelve
others with y ilul heti talk on tie 2tn ol May,
which icsut:ei III PROMISE On tieir part 10 bf!ng
!ar nunbrr 81 warriors to assoancc, Whenever we
mIr,t La ready :n- active operations
10 guard against the pEsSb !Ity o successful retreat
Of ,,r lu...ls The 2ch vi May addressed com.
intimidation to tn Commanding Officer OF III" Georgia
I.li. i'll Cuii!,b,a, apIrsrrg h:n OF my plan OF "pr'
ra,lus the nn.b,r If roops that were then. or shortly
would tuskrEet ami a. lrw!ntnn. bPslGfs ieiioy
Indians; the rvnrtauce OF guarding iic East branch OF
the C!iaah"ocn'r. opposite the wnns line oil harbour
county; inviting the corporation OF the troops ,at were
in tie service OF Georgia, aud suggesting the wish 10
terminate tie war BY simultaneous movement OF The
sryrra crps atsu informed !iiu we sn"ntd probably
bc in cadn.ss Advance from hc several points &C.
cupcd by the Alabama troops: by the 9TH pr'XHo at
far th"sl. .
Alabama MAJ indulge feelings Of just pride, in the chi.
yairuus conduct of her bave and generous SONS me
ueoo, Of no State have furnished better practica!
Illustration the theory, that ctIrn soldiers may DC re-
lied n as sure graranl" n The safely al Tree coun
try Never WAS ciersiu aacly, or niorp pufi'
otto enthusiasm tvnced, than by the population; OF every
par Of The Stale upon which the several rtquisI'i"s were
made. II would b. Invi!!"iiS 10 parucularl|e t P"pP
find. m uY one division. brigade regiment he sane
lott. spirit Il" chvary and patriotism distinguished every
corvs 1t sufficient toI them TN they were in"rh-
ed that tic wr0p rrsoundhg Wiii!h OUT oe'o'e
~, ncrsI limits; ard that sarlge conhagratioiS were
;Lrr,:.rr In sweep over dp"puatr, and drvasiae The
country Of their brethren nmd irrnds my khe" IL
was The ntiIscrmlnate warfare ul lie t"hiaha"m ana
scaping kni!s, that spared nellhrr age nor SEX he
bnsrns burned with Just lndlgnali"E tfy heard, ana
r.s,,ndrd IN their cHunrys hrst call for help. no
draliiur no corrcive we're necessary 10 CAV
forth mere than sufficient nunosl OF troops; '"c u''
cul,y was more Frequently III DETERMINING "h' shonio
H.. left At hume ls cy disposed to regard ~ III
inplurIous ease. Remote many "erc ii"n me inca
ir, Of hustiil!cs varying from hundred ana h't "
Lhfee hundred nes-ia most Instances III tG" anu w -
b.IirvcGO in rnnc exceeding .tcrn d%HS ''y M..I ;
! ito pos IF DANCER With Uucaed on, Pieoe"s nv
l Phrn, m iI,eLoln's altar, avenge the blood oil
their cGuntIy!Een H., ,, .,,o dave n,
a., ,;nc;pal r.iul uf Rendezvous naxmusly awaiting
,, arrival i sufficient numbers 70 justify him IN adNanG
mr uudY uroa rI2 emmy; rs i;nl only 10 be ao'e
10 yunaui. him. maze The r:t n!ow, the pH.'"Ms
ore About tiir 9Th day Of Jung. Aa"-Gcnerai JrsuP
or lie Uai,ed Suites Array, an olcer dslne Shcd in
his palaniry and experience arrived ut IuskeG%e Tie
Uca1 Quarters # Major. General Pat;eson, and IL"
DAYS thereafter assumed the command am grained
f. bl, the ,st perfect harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed bewern tpgc asss9ESplsiea ohce's, ihF"':!""H
tie remainder Of the caih?aiEas
That portion of the troops, under TIC immediate CON
mand of Major General Patteson, took ny the line o.
m,rrh from 'uskeger, io the camps of the enemy, on
br r,s badS Of Of pn lie endy warriors
10. hsan secured. as acinre slated. Neal Mo!h'a u
prncinal Chir OF The HUSTLE party fayng 1ee
ousy cap'ure4 by an advanced Pa''y 81 '''e i g.
~ III. Oh # Jlue The most Formidable part u NV w.
l.r ,irlduo to our superior force wi!""u' ""''"9
,a"e,ve Low surrendered 10 Gen PaI'es0n' o"e'""
lioHaliy. ,, ,a,,;,o-y oycuoicd b
t e I'D hern rfiictuaHy guarded, By The troop
~. ,h ;.nnrda,p command OF BTisaa!er: uenera
n, Thrv lind secuted that part 81 The Nat"n y 10
=; r,Lrrr ard BORDERING on fAe ond h"H 'a''" ""
Der al prisoners. !. h.i'eItH, H., -" In ycr
; =, riiia nm mi: side of The CDaiiah"ochre' ~
70 :" iN ,Ic remaining warriors VINO mao !ahs"
49, 70 cap;urcd by The citizen s0iae's Oh -fia'i
""4 the wax |ccriTsG report from Major General Patti
l. n'I,% .r date Of TIE ed 81 June, announcing ines
i"" , and sat results 50 far as 'n W.
s y"r G"nSra Jsop ii" 18th Of Jans SuseSs!;
,%.I unlss Genral paseso" "as mIch :'s' ";S
i i:.! coni not s,ppose) the "a: might be '0"S'''
G." al , cacuson Tvs. minated he correct The G'
l. '''s .tpr, nrrr;; aSaa nv"ses The tins
- RI :,iaDrue The imdt@"s ne Sasil nt2f n"
70 r%%raty aoasst u.s. ,i 'hsn
cectd TO urge, viii: die drirtScs e fs'G,aS, po
a. 5s" "r,sncsmrn;. participation Of the "st
III ''> l., iyrr :fI IL Lffu Gtrt Jac