Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
NEWS FROM THE EAST AM WEST.

Our readers can Z o = their own conclusions from
the Two articles below. one fom The ~. LO,s Re
pOrter. the other from the new by the Acadia.
We reee'd to-day tho following highly interesting
letter IRON the Intelligent Editor Of the Ozark Eagle
rne proposed league Of The Indians west Of us. Is
Just What may be excepted. provided England cal
culaies on n VAR with this country. We have. for
'ome time. believed war with England to ne newt
able. and 40 not wonder that On alliance of oil the
Indian tribe. has been ag,lated. John R,-s has tact
aud 'n!ent enough tn effect srch q combination lie
Is. too. william enough for anything-and should
have been executed long since:
SFRINGFiELD. No.
Feb 2lsl. 10 U'clock. 1. VI.
Editor Exporter.
Dsor Sui have just received n communion
ton i"'m samuel NJ Pharls.. Clerk of The Corrt 81
Barry county. Nlissouri.t he substance OF which give
'ou below. Il arrived too late Tor The present nnm.
Der Of the "E,gl and rs MAJOR c PCampbell leaves
% morrow lar saint Lsuis. I drcurd n ol sunicicui
Importance 10 send you u lew luCs ia advance ul INV
urHt publication.
II appears from the letter OF Mr. Phaus,s WIN
writes ttO'u Mcdonald, tie rounty seat ct b ,rry,
that an oniel;geHf Ddagdre Indian has lusl arrived
from the Cherokee Nation. and brings information
1850 "f NNNhNahA @NAhAAh - lNtlhNnAN w NC ~ "a
ihe Cherokee Council Ground. ia 'hoO MOONS from
lie present time" Ooh Fab IN which will be cn
bodIed al the principal Chi,fs a1dhsaR mcH oiihc
varous Indian tribes both settled aud Wandering
trrm the United : lirs Line 10 Ihe vast praiurs O
ue W'si, under the supsriuicndcnrc nf The Cheuo
NcCs. tn" Chiefs and head men OF he seminole.
CaOciaws. Chickasaws. Greeks. Sebic,s. Qrnwplw,
Osagcs, shawnee CaNs, Pawuces. Sioux. StcSF,l
es, P'Inkcshnws, PJiawslumics, Wyandut.. az. &C.
~. are in be present, u j. said. ~ order Ia form a
grand coHfo3erGcy. or 20 become united ~ one ljLc
The usIensible Object OF which i SAIL To he. r
'upp"se any further emigration oCIIc Whites We.'
10 prevent the ereetiuU OF any mnrc forts in their
country. aud never more 10 part with anolhcr foot
uf. Ihcr land. either By f,rcc or treaty. At the peril
of their lives and the total extinction ufiheir race
The DcLaudro uniUunS our correspondent that by III,
COulrderary the Indian tribes Will he enabled a.
bring a force of 40. 00u wSrrors into The field
Ross. Ihc Chief OF the Cherokees. j. said 10 DC a
the head uf this a1iir. and 10 delray all uecesSar,
expenses OF the Council. lie. has recently returned
from Washington City, and mos, probably has haG
a Pre- Its or secret iHicrUisU uih hs British Minis
ter. Our informant suggesIs The ~proprietv of inform
ing the Government OF tho iaiendrd Council, nnt
that some cfiesent measures be aiken TO prcpar,
the frontier settlements for any emergency that ina,
arise.
| have given, though hastily. IA IL is late AZ night
a briof sketch Of The communication sent ms Yo,
may notice Il ~ YOU think proper. shall puLli.l
the whole article IN the neat and give the
lucid. and MT less Interesting than alarming snecu'
aiIuns OF Mr. Pharss as To he probable cause an,
result. Mr. Phauss IS a worthy citizen aud poaula
man Of Barry county.