Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

C0rss1Hfer-i Ckiy Of ross> dssc7he.ty
JoLa CsrIin. RancOct county. Illinois
Also the following proposition fiom CABIN,
the ConsIabIe, and Col. BsocksAS. vas trans
milled:
itIsrroposed on behalf Of the Anti. Mormon
fcrcesassembsej, encarnPed in the riei Unity Of Nau
700, s. The Ofhrers 10 council:
lsf.7fhst The wri,s in the hands Of John Car
''n shalt te s.rSed, ifthe individuals ngsins; whom
they exist can be found. r -.
2d. The MOrmons shalt give all up their arms to
some gentsmaH IN -, 10 be agreed on BY the
par.les. and any qua other weapon shall be re-
asiEn=5 to abe owner. - heGessr, The officer the
ABu-Nornons may station in the city shall Ger.
My that the owner OF sad gun has bona fds left
Iae Safe ~Rh his goods and chaieis.
81. The Anu-MormOn forces shall be permit.
tel 10 march Deaceabiy through the city. We
ptecging ourselves 10 modest neither person nor
prop rty unless attacked, IN which case We nil
defend ourselves as best We csG.
Alb. Tie MOrmons shall leave The State in ihir-
iy DAYS.
5sn. The AMI. Mormons shall station a force
al thelr discretion the city, 10 that the above
Terms are compiled wIlh. r... -.. a
JOHN CARLIN .-.....
THOS S, BR0CKMAN
10 behalf Of The officers in camp.
These propositions were transmitted on the
morning OF the lIh. about O'Clock. About "
oclcok, Mr. B. CLIFFORD, the comma nder OF The
Mormon forces. returned the following answer D.:
HEAD QUARTERS, Illinois, Volunteers, I
Camp Nauvoo, Sept. IL. Q O'Clock, A. M
To 7. S. BroeAnan, Com. Of forces near this
place:
sen, INTO nv camp this moment under a dag Of
truce. !. before me, aud after due dehberation i
reply lnasmuch as there is no commander here
of Mormon forces. | take the liberty to uusw or
YOUR ki,er.
am commissioned by the Governor and COM
mander. in.chief OF the illinois militia 10 d.sperse
YOUR force in ,be name Of the people of Illinois,
Your proposition. directed to the commander Of
the Mormons, cannot be complied with. While
depreca.e The shedding of blood, even in uphold.
ing III. laws OF our Stale. am determined 10 car
~ out the instructions Of the Executive OF In.
uois. So far ! have acted on the defensive, aud
for tue "a &c OF humanity, IL Tor no other PnttpSe,
| hope you will at once see me proprie,y ana
justice Of d'spersing your forces. ihea armed force
under your command IS not necessary Tor any
lawful purpose IN ms CITY or county. mere are
a number OF h'ghiy fesPee'ao's sen'isnsn u '"'s
city, from abroad who are de'irous mat mere
should DC no o'ooo s"sI u'h'ns me"' ""uu
name Inc Hon' JOHN WOOL Mayor VI ui' GU!
OF quincy. ana ;. r. Epps, ISL h'er'n,"' "
81. LOUIS, Mo. lhey Will De Inc bearers OF "''s
communication. -.
Any propagation when you may o, Peaseu !"
make. Iend'ng 10 AVOID inc taxing OIL HE VIII DC
considered. ,-..
am, sir very respectfully. your oot ser't o..
BENJAMIN CLIFFORD, j..
Major Commanding Illinois Militia.
During this time, and on the evening previous.
rtrbai propositions fora compromise had been
pissed between the camp. through Messrs. Woop
and RrcE, Of Quincy, and Mr.. EppY, Of this city.
Nothing further ,rcnspired during the llth:-
The proceedings and fight Of the 18th are detail
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