Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

cal; and deem u nay duty O. you ay,ist pro-eeut-
ing tue schemes you have been desSing. liza single
hair of white ia this country falls 10 the gioun
viii hans you and your chiefs the trees around
your council house You con .ot pretend to With
stand the Fowcrot the white men Yoa are in the
palm OF the hand Of your Great Father nj Washington
Who can cur you like aa egg-sSel. You nav Mil
ne. am but one man but rcc"llcci white men are
numerous as the leaves the trees Remember the
late OF ysr Warriors whose bones are whitening in
ba'ile-hcid-. Remember your wives and ch. lIren
wh" Peri-hcd m swans. Do you want to provoke
roro hosiil;ilssl Another war with the uhiIc man
aud there Will not be seminole left To tell the story
oi his race
Sceing the effect Of hrs words he conclndcd by ,p-
p'inng dny lar The Indians Ca nct, hiu at s. Marx
ans give an aecscni OF their conduct lie then rod,
"G, without giving tieIo tune recover from their
surprise. That Righi he rude forty mile, 10 Ara,-
chrola riyer 10 the tribe OF the name Who wero
IN icud with The Serninoe- They promptly put two
hundred and fly warriors AT his dis--al whom he.
ordered 10 be at ~ Marks nj the appointed day lie
sent out runners. also. and mastered hundred al
the militia ~ repair o the place together with
sumher VI regulars from the army All his arrange
. menis successful.
Having taken these measures. he returned Ia ITALIA.
hass.a Ia hc oeig hborol OF the cons iraur- To show
th,n that he not afraid Her. lac ascsrtain,d
through We lu~-ifGir that uno towns We're dsailrc.
ted. md had bocu concerned in the conspiracy lie
was careful 10 INFORM hinisclC from The seine source
81 The names OF tho warriors each of those law is
who were most popular. horsh Poor. and dcsiuis OF
4 rank and cOunrnaIT,
When the appointed day was al hand for The meet
ang at ST. Aiark, Governor Dvss of with Noara-
thia. Who was M the head of eight ar nine hundred
Marners hut who feared ." venture into the fort with
ont him As they entered the iuri and sa~ tror- and
militia drawn mp there. and Torso OF hpalschicola
soldiers Stationed The op osi hank OF the river.
they thought they hclraS 0d. and were a!.,ut T.,
fly but DIVA! assured them hoV were slfr ard III
when The talk Was over, they might 60 hJ.Re uuao.
lesied.
A grand ,alk now held. in wkch the late ron.
Spiracy discussed A. he had EJrcs.otl NcaIna.
thia and rhe other old chief. threw all the hlsn,c u,n
the yonng men. Well replied DaNul with us whic
ai-n, when We find nam incompetent IA govern
those under him put him down, and aprs,,n.
a''o'heE m lbs place Row yS1 all arkpnw lei.:,
You cano' m1n1ge yocr young rren. mus put clcis
over IhCm who can
81 saying, h. drp,sed Nram ihia Gr,i : ap3ainiing
another IN his place; aud with the rest; taking
care Ia substitute Tive Warriors no lad hCcn pointed
"'t to hiH pNar and popular putting medals rund
Ter ncck', and investing them With great ceremony
she Indians were surprised AMI delighted nj finding
the appointments tall upon the very men iL"y would
themselves hsvr chosen and hailed thee, with &C, Ia
NATIONS. The warriors ihus uueY 2cct.dy elevated e.
command. aud clothed with dignity We're secured Ia
the interests OF tho goS and keen nn eve
n Use d:s'dieCicd. Is to the great ukicT N.anatln
Re lc:t the country IN i.,nsi aud rct,,rnad a, "a,
Creek Nation Who elected him n chief of ono of
Iheir towns Thus BY tho rrs,iuro spirit and promn
'ng9ciiy at ono man. dangerous coupr,cy was com.
pe'say deieat-. Governor Duval was altrr,, ,r,I,
enabled tn renuN- the whole nation. through hi, own
PERSONAL nfiucnt g. wihuyi the aid OF the I:cncr,
Government