New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-24

b. telegraph. this morning. we have the follow
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b. telegraph. this morning. we have the follow
hs Information from Florida
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 n.
The Southern mail to-nigh has brought us Newo,sSns
tspsfs Of the 18Th witch contain late sdviees from Is"p
by They epressn that the Indians had refused 10 raVe
as county and that Gen TwiRgs was preparing TO hunt
la-m out with all possible ce'psch
Read IN connection Nth this. tho simple but AFFECT
s,pe-ch Il AssumwhA 10 Gen. T~sgs. IN reply % the
i.rs demand that the Indisns should sbsndon their
Coanuy reproduce Is from our paper oil the ION
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REMOVAL matter fei az II yen had shot me !
woG rather Be shot an old, snd viii not leave my
eoqp'Tv Gen Worth sid be 'pose Tor your president
tOOhat he was author ted to make pesce sho CUE. "a
country and that 80 long as our people preserved le
Wsay, yours would For many yesIs 20" nayo hso 90
e,a,- 20 complain and lately, when lew ha1 young
nss broke the law, thin" that cannot te prevented
.nopg sDy people did we not hasten TO MAKE
". mel you a. soon could ord promised 10 give
amp Satisfaction and from that day We have not rested
We have killed Of eur people aud have brought hfee
ciser. 10 be billed 10y you, and We will bring h- hhh
There bA heea much and eef bot bsvo done
lisice. snd here conhaen1 hat you would be
sNow when you ash remove, feel 80 though you
rad Killed 100 will not gC, nor will our people
wat nc line to think sk about H. for my mind IL made
az A, for the delegation (sl uding TO oe egsnon pro
posed composed Of bers OF he uibe heretofore
snisrsed to Atssnsas and brought 70 fo''Ss 20 Inuuoe
and SEE me Some seWinOos wSnt 10 Arkansas many
5-sr ago. We were thea sorry Ia lote heIn uuI We
got llet sorrow long since, ana now 'ney
are nothlrg TO us snd do not dsslre 10 see mem
SD expect this tal, and had done 90 wohd not
have helped TO deliver NJ those men 10 you ,
Read also the words 81 Billy Bowlegs, another Chief,
% the same oce ssion
we hsve now made more stirs e"t laws hGn we have
ver had beore and have bToug here May young msn
and boys 10 see tho terrible conteQuerces OF hreAting
oar peace lsws hroughi them here that they might
see th,ir eoulf delivered Up to he kei The buG
ses has eausea many iears but We have dor lnsuce
"lnos pledge you my Woo that, n you will cease his
an Of leaving he county no olher Outrage shall be
nlusi by my people; or. ever. hereafter, The worst
among my people shsl the boundary and do any
mischief your people you need not ook Tor runners OF
spaout COUNCILS 10 talk WI. mxbe mp my psck an
thouider IT, sud my people ~ DO the same Wewlh al
down the cess shore, 40 We Will asa buI one
ssasdon-' Where 10 the boat 10 carry ne TO kksnsst
gi. known that these fleIida Indians have Sn undy
itt ov-rpowering auEchmentto their cOuntry they
isushs speratey against tremendous odds. Tor yeSrs
be.cspe the hoTrors ss they accounted them OF FL
psirisou and 10 10 solemn truth thst tha territory
wsieh they now occupy sssured To them forever
Ms lons a. they should live, AZ tho price Of peace
nd ot the psrt, Surrender OF their native land. ltis
tue that murders have been committed by hsod al
VI their young uea; but il 10 ss true that the chiefs
swe IN tbs LAM ussu OF Assumwhs FASTENED to MAKE
At nsment' Tnsy have pvt one OF the orenders 10
3s r. and given W three others 60 die on The gsO~s
Aihs white man They have doue justice fancy Whist
s,u'd be the ar.wer ui the white men II the white
SufdereTt OF an Indian were demanded by an lniisn
sAef Would the jas;ce OF the pale fsees decree that
Aa thedSer Of ind.p blood should Yield hs he 30 the
demand Of Indisn vengeance Let the numerous
that dsy enSeted our Western End south
ssssern frontiers give The sns~er lCom' AsV'