The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-18

the New Gsnadisn government, they pay no tribute nor
admit Of any allegiance whatever We oirlea nsn Who
neak words u English, taken up from the
sessss ,fam 'sa i a mi NJ Tsm campbs Mr. Tom
Hal Mr. Tim BaTgs Mr. Toby bot, &e-, Nc, proved lheh
selves complainant la partakng Of ti's hospes o.
Ia Tie course II cross examination made with view TO
ct clue 70 eT early history The bllowg qnesl9
was askei ~, Who lived here 4tO or coo years Inc
reply was, "T,ma Father" This reply disturbed t,s
gravity fall who heard Now r'ms downr,sl sood
he knowa much Of The wort beside he 10 he son % u'e
old man, the Wise one.
years asked how old he he replied ~ years
They keep note ofime and remark no other object man
On Sunday morn April 20 the oil arrived, and,
with his grand counaellos, appeared IN the cabin Of The
old possesses the amiabe, intellectual and plea
SAINT ysiognomy oiany Of his tribe and he presided with
great dignity Col Hughes and suite occupied seats IN the
Council The following talk was then held by means OF an
interpreter
rca My old mangreai clef, chief Of twenty millions OF
Americans sends 10 talk 10 the old man Of Mandgna
great tribe. My old man loves The old man al ManJngo,
aud sends him his regards
Old man Old man Of Mpntneo loves old man Of
HUGO, hnoo, huoo repeated similar 10 erosns by oil
the council.
Cor HusuEs -ohl man oil America has much land,
altar OF, the Pacific TOO much days TO catch tn by
land; too much days to catch sm,by water round cape
Horn wants 10 make rad neafer-cbteh en- quick
wants Old faithful indians, 10 escort i.n
e,e' the land % die Pacific 10 let HIM see the land
s
oLp MAN Land good can't catch lem tere bel
ei catch I'm by Cape Horn no make road IN Maii'ngo
rouHtry--t.od Almighty get yeNed
.Iio, hiioo, h,ioo, repeated ernans by the II, aHs
Cot fuGnRa VIII you allow ,N 10 60 arrossi
ON MAN Not
"Hs,oo, huoo, haoo" responded agan the Indians aud
the Council broke up
Previous 10 HE interview with The old man, Col Hughes
had sdiiHed himself OF HE character ui the bsiois, o the
coast, AMI OF the rivers and had already pronounced them
unfit Tor his purposetbe deep waters presenting no fou
yenienI ar orase and The rivers having hui two three
depth Of Thus ended The exp.diiiono e Man
lingo Bay We weighed anchor al III O'clock and taking
Mr. Iohn Bull as pilot discharged him. Win arerhcaie,
two hours after During stay at HE island upon the
enleafy OF the several chiefs the party bestowed
their names upon several Of the youth 81
son Of alchiei, Thomas Campbell, was named Colonel
George w Hughes.
of chief Tim Bates aud grandson Of the old man,
WAS named VIM Norris.
a son oil chief jain Bull named William II Sill
deli
A son Of chief, Tim BAT, was uamed Mr. NJ D Hal
sied
son ola chief, Toby Dot, was named Captain penja
min w. Tucker.
A Of chief, choloquanno, was named Captain Far
mum Tucker
A son OF Chief, lualovinkla was named Steamboat
Orns.
And another promising youth was called Brother iona
than, being son OF John Bull y
The above been carefully preserved by the
respective recipients, and they will hereafter be known
only by those names
On Monday d April we arrived Chagres and proceed
cd the river 10 Gorgona, well pleased with our remark
able voyage 10 county ttle known and thankful ior
the cytes and good cheer shown ns By Capt Tucker Of
the Orts. fea5