St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-09

"eAe '19aNS3EUy5 ANAf. 0Oun W. WaSOn, OF Y IT.
tiglnla, ho,,sasssandwiched in between ittyWo ittWo
FEreesState Attorney Generals for this sin.
&c peice of. dirty work, s(of which trausac-
ttlon see &.niost curious account, pp. $3.50
Of this book, ana who enlightened The
Presidential mind by the Informal on iona:: I'll that,
though the 'e4iiles were entitled to Their
freedom; under the treaty, and bad, a right
to TO- remain hin in the towns assigned to them,
"the Executive could not in a1,y aa1,u,,, 5,sa,.ue,
iAeerIfsre to protect them !''.' ta2 .saosslso
The bordering Creeks who by LONG
slave-holdipg had sunk to1 the level Of the
whites around them longseydd to siezc on
these valuable neiShbors, aid aid indeed; thev
eiaimed rightEoff,- property, lin them fas IS
tug'tlvesint fact from themselv;es. ,nThe
exiles were assured by thes Preside That
they tiha9 9theortgb6,o ressaim ii hsst1; hsst;lai avil
tages,rJnes t4dp, ldN'tnterl lsrease or oiiase,..
rxphoa f,o,a Aes sGreeks.'ii III Trusting the
hpllsghtedt1 xo.a ofthe Head Of the Nation,
they built their huts aud planted theeiirr
ground and ahegsn again t6efiff little II in
dpstrles end bhj jqytnehS: odi o aYitay1saa
EtsJBut theI sishtNofiso 4aan y able-bodied
negroes ri heldng;ng g aoply13 TO themselves,
ana, setting, an fevils example testAe3 3slages
~ the ispeetacie eoSf ans "ihdepepdspt, colony
OF piacks, WAS too tempting and too iirritatc
'ng te sHil ha lepistfdn slese-dealeeff apper ID
ans ans 2 ST ths TTeeks apd offered to pay one
agn9fsa HsE d9ll9sa f9r sEsa2 Floridisn exile
tnel sWe9pfd ID! ?aeSe and deliFer to him, -the
taking kA9g ths oFs Hsk df dof tie tie;a I've hundred
armed GTeek EaTyiers E9 eea, made foray into
the colony and siszed all they could Secure:
gl hey1 were Erepplsea but carried their pris-
pgeFs With them and and ths
temptef Eeceiyingg " il the stipMstsA, tieeeaef
sllvsF iter 1theiro raYsEd, ,e The Seminole
agenlt ddlpaad ai the l pEisqDers brought before
tne nearest Arkansas Judge By fafbsaAs Il
s scrpYs and tie aXIhae @as fgviews
ea pX this infamegs l'a agistrateg WHO
2Nssrruleeds {9sgr the opinion oof the Attorney,
tGenera6 s IS to their right to- reside in their
villages override the DECISION Of tie Press:; e.;
AAde4t repealed the rest.yaatipulatio6s, prott
poanced the title of,the Greek Indissnne,}
and cQnsequently That Of their fyeudee.r
leeshaspd paffect, dabd directed, the kid.
EnaPpeds eaPtiveso to- be- delivered up up t, Tie
Icla.na9t Weregret that Mr., SGtAiidadihgs;
:hast emitted the unkmes OF this wretch;; sndl
We hope shat1ipu future qeditiohlhe nil
ttelA the itlofld haH,to catalogue this choice
specimen in its colleptiunpf Of judicial mon
steIs. .sz9q eaoi3naioaaoo 4 --7-- s =, - -..
oaAHen tootnes the lastisoene of this dfhamnsa,
OF exile" Finding d that tkere, wasl no rest,
Itor the tsole oftheir footJin7 7thaoc United.
stAtes,t these peeled and huptedeman ps.5
solved TO turn their backs nponi the conn.
snd: tSiyssk sass5x as5x lho5hs within saeftont;srs,
Of Mexico; laTh The ia PROCESSION, beaan its,
march a Westward By By 11i 1n1ieht, theo Tstrid.s
keeping thaeamsel thaeams yei i "a txal3ags inareSd;nes
e! St 4Stt y I tagk k a!fky Cts9kI, aadiap1ha,I
tHeif prey haad 1sea]psd d a]ss went in pur.
suit, but were brsvsf fsTpaled and aed.