The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

s,nrs he spglaF 81 1881, more shsa To-
AZ rl,lusnn1 indians hsEs hsaa FsaaE
"A a her new homes WFFt 81 lie Aiia
sissiBpi; and ! an happy % ID. ihal Il
.eeoanls eoaeBr IN FsPTssrniing he Fssnl
n mia mssssEs - eninsnlly be0ehcia
20 HAT psoIls.
The emiarsiios 81 she Seniaolss alons
IA, bsen attended with serious dsfiieslty.
.ai sceasianed blsodshrd; h0sliiilrs has.
10 been eonmenerd BY she lndisas i
FIarida, uader lhe sppTshensi0n Ihal
Ihry aouls be eampsllrd. BY fares. a
Comply with their treaty siiPuiall0ns.--
The sxrruunn II Ihe lrrsiy u psyne's
Landing. .iered in 1882. bot not ratified
emil 1884. MAS postponed, a the s0iiei-
s.liaa az he lndlsns. nn,il 1886. ahsn
,bey again Tsnesed Ihrir agreement h,
r.naae peaceably 10 thrir new hames in
,hs sesl. II lie face uf this solemn
ssd rrnenei compact. they brlke ihsir
IsIIh. aud commenced hosIllrIes b. the
usssarre OF Msjor D.Js's command. The
nurdsr Il their sgeat. General Thomp-
.sn, aud alI.er acss of cruel ITeseheiy.-
When Ibis sl.rning and unexpected ~
diligence reached The seat Of Govern.
,nsnl. every effort appears 10 have been
N Ide 10 reinforce General ciIncl. aho
ramm anded The trap. lhen N Florida.
I:rn. Euslis wss despatched with REIN
FIRE nrnts ffnm Chsrlrsloa; ironps acre
salled oui Iran Alaesm4, Tennessee. and
Georgia: aud General Scott sas cent 10
take ihs command. with ample powers
sad smpi. means. a. Ilie frsl alarm.
Gsnsrsl Gaines organized force II N.
Orleans. and without asiIing Tor ardrrs.
i,nIe.i il Flon,ia. where lie delivered o.
vrr las irnaps he hid brought with him
4, General Seail. @@#
Cav. Call was subsequent = appoinled
10 ran luei summer campaign aud. 81
the e.a,e Of Il, sas replaced by General
JesuP. These rSenls and changes lnok
rice under The administration 81 nv prs
drcessar. Notwithstanding The exsr
tons 81 The experienced olEirsrs who had
command there for eig.sen months, on
entering upan The administration u The
Gurernmtnl found llle Territory Of Flo.
rlds . prey 10 lud,sH sIraclues. A siren.
a,us sd,n wss i'm nedialely made to
bnng these ha.lililie, l., . close; IN ! The
army under tirn. Jrsu?, vas reinforced
un,il u am iunled 10 ten thousand men,
sni lurnlslsd with sbundsni supple. Of
trery DESCRIPTION. II ihis campaign .
rrssl number Of The enrmy we're cspiur.
el and destroyed; buI The character az
ihe canlesl only Was changed. The In.
dams, having been defeated in every en-
sasenens dispersed 10 email bsnJs
throughout The country, and became 40
sn'sGprEing, formidable. aud ruthless
baaiImi. General Taylor. Who succeed.
cd General Jesup. used his be-, exer
ions 70 subiie them. and va. seconded
ia hrs sifms by the officers under his
command; bu, lac. to-. failed 10 prdiecI
she rernlefy from their Jspredsl,nns. -
By On ACT of signal aud cruel Ie .chery.
lhry brnke the truce made with them by
GsneTsl Mlsonh, vha was senl from
Washington lui the purpose Of carry ing
iaIu eifrcG The EXPRESSED wishes ol Con.
grsss. and have continued their devssts.
rans rvtr since. General Armi.icad.
WIN "a. in Flouda ~hsn General lay.
loo lth the army. BY permissIon. sssum-
ed the command, aud, after active yum
mer operations. uss met by propositions
for i,e.er; and. from the fortunate eoInei-
dtnre IL Tie ARRIVAL IN FLORIDA. al the
seine period. Of . dsicg alton from the Sc.
nInulrs aha are happlir settled ~et Of
the Mississippi. aud ale nov anxious TO
persuade Their counlrymaa TO Jun them
here. hopes acre for some tine enter
t,Ined Ihai the Indians might be induced
10 leave the Territory without further die
iculIy. THESE hope. have proved ialla
eoas, aud institutes have bsen renewed
ihro KhnuI lie wh,le Territory. That
this ,ntest In. endured so long, is ~
BE- attributed 10 causes beyond the con-
Nd III The government. Experienced
grnetals have had the command oil The
rOups; uiiicers aud soldiers have alike
distinguished themselves for their sctvi-
", p.,ieace. and sadarng eourise; The
army has baen cDus anly furnished with
supple. uf every descriptions; and We
must Inck for Tie CAUSES which have 50
long prucrastinsted the issue Of The con-
test, in The vast cx,ens Of The theatre oil
ho.lIlIues. the slnps, tnsurmoUnlsble Oh
slaclts pre.ealcI by the nature ri The
c,uauy, The climate, snl The WHY cha
IaeIeT Of the ss,ages.
The sites for marine hospitals on the
river, aud lakes, which l was authorized
io srlcci and cause to be purchased, have
all been designated; but, the srPr"pna'
uaa not proving ,uflicirn'. condn'na
arrangements only have been made io'
,icir acquisition. Il Is Tor Congress tn
decide wheeler those conditional Pur
rhases snail be sanctioned, aud the hu
jalne in,enlilus OF the law carried mt
full effect.
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