Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
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country Tn only thing stipulated To be obtained from
~ reeKs was their consent to ..reunite with ,L,rn a.
t.,rroP !" an application tor this PURPOSE the
in ,h.i ,'"' 'n'y wer" wiling 10 receive them with
" 'e'i nilis as portion uf Ii nation This uos rho x
tent "f me condition Bat The innurobls I,,. 800
appears from the late cal message Of the Prrs,1t
! Sn;, '"Iu"e OF war mas rirrco in our hands !: :mn
sim; TL, 'Ls W. nave transported over the Misss.
LP'' ihat me Eastern Creeks ha We r.,rovod 70 anL
"HF" possession Of The lands alo,lcd 10 The Sr,;oi -
nav u" ''hds, and must remain in the Creek tori,
mils that mem others The statement irserad
the treaty, and rCIusru ~...cil2 Rs..n.a .t' WY
were engaged in with Inc Government The Eastern
Greeks removed to The West. and settled on the lands
which the StmlnCles would Otherwise have obtained
And. row hal they OF length removed by the for
'nne ct war. the Administration is repr"9ched nolwiil-
Standing the President rfrnmG ends allotment them
OF ne" tract. SIR: (sad Mr. ~ } there was no just
cause Tor the refusal at the SemiHOps execute the
treaty after Us final ra'ica0n which they had pre-.
vou>Iy consented, after the larSe of year from the first
a.frpm'nt Bat, instead Of he performance Of these
engagements IN good faith, had a right eynect
and rnlHd. received the savage trraceTy and
murder at The hands of tire s nno"s! The insornce
and evident Prrdy of their chef Oceo!a soon provoked
difficulties between hIm and The Government agent
! Gencru why Thompson, who had lately been
m-mbrr of ts House, from the State Of Georgia The
difficulties were al length settled, in apparent good ah
and Gen Thompson presented 20 OceoLa fine gun as
pledge of h,uture friendship Protesting grent friend.
ship for Thorn son ell ralitue for his kindness
rad lhrray. Oce"la took h" hrs, occasion 10 murder
!in IN cold blood with this very gun This the sig.
nal tor blood, and instantly this arch fe nd led on 10 The
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! FIo,,t, rrn,,r,r rbc ,Lict s,nS, ~ ~, as vac
tgrS. accompanied with The walrH-s "C death Il was
HE mudeI"ns work Of Ocpola whose t"ush spirit was
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va "'"'11''s !" "e rh""nh'red were innnmerape
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o,, ou a. ,ha' 10" us "I'sd nehcrncy,
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uis.. '''e ~ amps aad ynhfn'"2 'he
passes uf Florida sleeping on Tie ground and conehGhg
araa,, all the horrors Of that desuang climate, "ien
AZ, c,lhps and without fnd were resisted at every
stem and opposed wits all tie aSperity OF party VIC.
Iepns Tn, supposed failures of success. the rugh 0t
,,s ,molny,d IN he wal and treasure il costing
the rsrIr weie al urged for opposing tie
appropriations And nos" lhat the waF has been m'a'
surubly closed and the u" the leaders and warriors
OF the Srmno!es removed bPyoCd the Mississippi ny
the rntrir9 perseverance Of your army. ne money eA-
pended ADDED 10 III" supposed list o e%faEaGaht e1
perGurss ard parGLed br!UIc The nation 10 break down
This Administration. b. it VII not answer The purpose
,ncndeJ said Mr.. Murray. However much the people
may GiSaporo"c Of wase!u expenditure of The pubic
money they will nevertheless rave the integrity OF our
treaties and the honor nf maintained a! eve
~ cost aud every hazard. THEY ever have, ,hey
ever w,l ;,own do~n every attempt to paralyz he
cvuutrvs arms while maintaining or defending The
rio hts Of III. nation by Withholding from armies tho
necessary means of support. l. not sufficient apollo
Nv 10 tell them that the war is ineiiceny c0ndneodor
tina, our arms meet with delra They will rather x.
u, c, ynn 10 r,dnnbIe your enercPs 10 place t%o
,s i, ,h. f. l far evrrv n, . thai is lost he enc.
mo, At. ,vyr np,.ssd ID. necessary supplies
cause of the altered ", akue.s and want Of energy in
AIR Nlod,snus administration and the reverses winch,
for season attended our arms The surrender Of lin,
The defeat nj Rasin the capture Of Dudley md buCheTy
of hts brave men, f!ruls!ied the themes Of complaint
ar,,ns, IN. Administration and the reasons for resisting
Nm. concentrations
Lnt nl,hcrgh engaged some rhice years with twenty.
FIVE hundred three ihnusand Indians IN the swamps u
Florida YET when all the circumstances are considered,
uei,I, our officers nor our ann have suffered dsparsgC
mpnt We were nj war twelve or fifteen years
with The Northwestern indians. prior TO The treaty OF
Grrrnviile. 1898, during whiCr time our nag had TO
the successive disasters which betei! tfa"i"d,
Hardin n lamar. atd ST Clair no were not only de-
'eacJ Tut whose whole armies were ore after another
cut up aud hGchered eaving scarcely enough o sur
vy"rs cate the Cisas rOus intelligence. There
many historic examples ot the smallest and most or
cu, criGrG cnrn.nun,,es being able when protected by
natural barriers and pos,r"n to resist successfully the
most powerful! nations Witness the nar"ons OF Jamaica