New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

The following letter shows the manner IN which
the Cherokee Indians have been tampered with by
rebel emissaries:
LAWRENCE Kansas Jan. 81 1852.
The Hon W T. Dale. Connisrigner Ldon tpa'"
DEAR SIR: At tie date Of my last was some
what Discouraged BY the confirmation Of The report that john
Ros. h. yielded 10 the pressure which he'd been erougn
bes on him aud hs peo from tie Seeded gate, and oe
onster. and which rad induced him to oall the PEG lie
g.,lrr and 10 ady certain coure in vie" OF the cn''
mn Ipg 70 ,ccept report which implied enytl ng
dhooraoe or ever unstable IN Jol Ros because IVES 60
III gca1sioed with his long se.iled pr cples aud poll
40 ia d. irte.y and firne.. Of his character, thai
c,ud not believe thar ANYTHING short o. IMMINENT and penn
uecsi,y wosd induce him abandon the position ne hsd
k.n Al the Of the contest And since have
had tree with the OLfroAer nesr gers rom
camp ebout the events which have an'
No. within tie past Jew months, satisfied inst as
not mi taken in Mr Ross chIsrer ard that "hse'e' ~
favorable shade may rest on h' mo'eMeA'' " '7 iH "
s the lore anxious to have you fully and correctly In,
form. of tie tate OF things the Cherokee Ration VIA All
r., circumstances because must make great 1t
ference h. treatment they ought to receive e manu- u
~ nav stc been already informed in regard these mat,
Ter, fo Other sources rnd II 40 hope you viii accept my
respectful ic ~, i1', s se y,oss and .io
lie. from the workings o. that rauuur 'S M
qs, .r@ sneed end 9uiled Ia oblivion iaeIo W.,
ti.Icd fu ia mind. OF the perpetrators Of that elomiiy a
bitterness. which ready TO snow 'se whenever
n occurred ard since the secession question has been Hg
,e.d Il he. broken out with renewed violence though IL
would not have broken out Into overt net. bot or the " T.
az th epi,sares Of the rebellion from Akansas Te1ss
and 6nally from the az called Confcderai- states.
,5~ M Secession stimulus this party last Spring raised
force of five OF liz HUNDRED In the Interest and
r,os. II the Conf dsate State In defiance OF the
-. 80 m, nation and the rneeiius OF the pee Pie con.
ned bv tho lief T.leqneb Aug 81 sevesS OF eighty Of
hsu nnp,srrd e. arms with tue intention 20 bteoA up
,bs .~sti~r believe however that IN their hr.t az
,.,p, a, disturbance they wrfe quickly put doSn
~ 10 very coutteols style IT. addition TO tie ennoyanc.
~ III. 6.ous nfation % laws snd Treaties there vas
b. etction and aiming the Interest AID service
~ NATIONS Il ,ach Of she neifhbofirg o's Under The
OF three Coun.sioucgs aud other ennis aries nom
lie States the pTesrrce OF their army the dec
ton f Met uoch that uuloss the CheFokres would Join
The Concdr-scy lie would march bis troops into Tie Territory
whenever he might deem 10 20 do &C. aid tie urgent
petitions citizens Of The nation, they were brought to
h. wits end aud believed that sction on their part
sole f. order TO avert the oyEsupnirs Of the coan
mo ifc~ Sfrrl.ioD troops HayiG. no nnsr, r,,u ~
" " ". az. sly other ~ 1-'---. "a oalv heics
seeped 70 be 70 accept the conditions they could obtain
mder the circuIn. The resg a. TIE siauee i
the Confederate ss,e- OF which you are sfeedy informed
rc,iment Of Cherokee was raised 70. home protection
corposei Of one copsny esch Of eight districts and
either two or three con pAnies fo the District CT Ieeqsa
But altogether sep.Gte aud met iom the rebel
fore. be or- entioued The great majority OF ohces and
,n In this beng decidedly loyal lon men four OF the
Cut.p, snd hundred evidence 81 tE.l loyalty
m IL pa hey ac.ed at the bale In which pe,h lego o-o
wa, aacsed BY the Texan Lnses, and Rebel Greeks aud
,hcctaws under Cooner.
mus; beg ou 60 this crude lsesi Of the scattered
detail, winch s.the.ed rom them In 'sps, but which are
the more reliable because gvfr from personal knowledge
We haze Dioma,on here that you expect 70 Wit ms
county .oon ,ssiu u .hoad be very glad to be favored
with a. Interview. If possible.
EVAN JONES