' ' . M . . A. I. . - 4 111 MAMfetllltl).
, .. .. v... I. l. ...... n.ita .hi frnm hip meing Piiri9dni. uiii'ii 11 n LUimiuii'
f.filOH,C-W . ImM.tpr wJIs. whteb designate by name ed that from 8 to 1200 had been concen
n Vek' Bt tU0irrr year, ibe number and graJe nf the officers una. trated at a single point, Hri lieutenant
:VSJS oufcUt to Altered n.to sendee. The matter roll, i- Scott aiid party were attacked, nhfl that
greebty to the roles r,nd article of war, strong.
calculation -as
- . - . .a . ... f.1 mil lnJi
. ... ....." ' .A: i.nt.1 aved. i umromiy aaaoreu w to -
iiwfluowvM - .iu LhiiBft i! it never mouia frywr
V . . A Mww . r.
"ot ! .wlUri for twenty-five
W. EOT w-r. . I , W,
P'TLbieQuent insertions snu
inhere is Fter m,mber '
rtia ., u must acCOmpum
rSUK-w7;othe editor
(fn,m p; se be receive!
uibscnrJ1""' cT.t i 50 in advance
W ?"T;nc without payment of
.tthe option of teeaao,.
either with The letters of Colonel tfayne, i.v vvprp, 4ifl;iv increasing in number
would have satisfied the enmmittee that, t u : 1 t i.ave' befell their Whole
a tfie Jli m'i vi
,,u the Uovernorvi
T.!!.1;:-...-! ...orlaed of . the at.
J XlunteW. and that 1000
iliruv vt. , ..,l aiwiitaa.
iwit he nroinpiij "u
aPVc- TT VJ. "i. ',h Governor
ouomv- : i i t,u lelal trroaaait 1 H never iuvuiw i'-? r
subsequent informat.on prod . ttto JTaay oeeaaioa , a. it 4i;
ahlv to the laws of Ten ne usee ; and llialit, M1,, tt,iriiM.ntcd bv
, . war, u iirum iiv j,..-- ,
was a procedure over wuieu g- . . . in fiorWa, and it waa
Soveramenteould extrc.se V ' J l Prta5n,; the duty of the commanding
UV the rules unu arucieswi wi - - enrtmiti'itinnal force.
., iMmu.tPrrdoaeelSrirral to call out sucUaflutinnai luni
r: Sr paVo,en: nor alU auyias Bhoold cnsyie st.ccfc Uievrry cmc.
paymeut be ..m-r sis s
; dr, ia the ttl.cuce ,flr thee, by field, could be retained in service tu.I)
ter ef the arhiy of the' United fr . about three inotith And it was'
exwded that they votd4. PIty r ,IH
d" chHieia so Boon tluir tlnte ex;uctU
signed by ' the
inmn o!E(pr
ii pcrieci&llv assiciifl to litis duly
h Mip' ifpneral or otler ollieer eoimnand-
ing the department ia w hub the tiooj, Vour reajWuident coisidrett ' UJ'
mustered shall be." .. uiii-eitizeii9wst.ro invnoUS to t) l imVi
a;. uihe iilaeers and sMoter of . . inaiin. wlivietl.cn
aay iioopwbetht-r militia or oiherj le; . ()f (W() unk-Ms dire
IIIH IIIU1I ' --- . J .i s .iDl 111' lll'lllUt.lll'il Mil. A i'Wun ' t -
Gen& ' .li".. f ih. Southern
1 iBown at this time State, at all lime., aod at all bee.
SwoH- Cherokee regular --J i: nr ovltm:. Hm.di8t.o,cdfJ
.ifc: . bi diifHe cne W them ,
T
M V .ii !- J.ft.hAtl uf their III-; ..,i,t mnitnil. ill
telht a. ' .:i;flrof.he regular force.
,0 be tost. , u, w . veoaiy -
hi nmivoed enlittiy oi
. . . . ,.t. it in iit annear evi
Dhiion ti he erronoious. I lie ieucr u imoartial adnjinU-
Governor Bibb; appended to th trtin.vf iostiee. Every aapoetaaKy
Hie Senate, as well as the. tieposiiiuoc . . r h witnesses ,lowW
of ChMle; iiaron, ceiaiis nunur; fair aad fu disclosure or ina tarnr;
rates cpmrhitted subsequent tu the date Ujjjje, , force and effect r tIicieV.
ctit'n letter to the Secre well as the imnortof . f wryl
J r . . . . i i fl.ofr t ..:t r In ml ren
tal V of Avar : anUll is aiso kuwwu iseDienee. y vri'"-i'V7"'-YVlr'
iiirJertd in Ac incrtor, Larable iaiostiee may be datta, ,vM'W
aiu mi, tt ' . . j'... - - . . ! i . h trittf.(k
ubhh it ia believed was communicaiea r.gnts w.f V- . aft" tt
, . U" r:.; n.n War neoartfljent. whf shoald aflurd him seenrttOd
. H fl". MAI
mid MaiorPanninif, annexed, to
'i iiit r ar.verfti. minor iiuif
(1ICU YV
itoheil.
1 m ill. I. nhlth vootruM
iiififin fiv inn cuuiiiiiiivc. - j f k i
report, ! Rtvo a very dillei ctit aspc. t0icr it unneces.ari to. g0
to. this qurstion, and to which your res- r rlj ftr repiy 5 as they aw of int'
i.'iTnlriht hfpq te'aveta refer your honora- , ami could net! be
hie .body. -'. Jootieel without swelling this roenvriai to
r rfio animadversions uprm the m nn-inw:ili..liZe-.-lie flailersvinmaaii.
t u s of )i.ur rt hponilciit, he CHSJiiut, vth-Ley have been tatisfactorily angered. it
,. I,riue opiiiHUi, tfivst there pas iwev hhe riiscossisn oi ine ouier uo4W .
xhiMt. d an lii.usal Mbare of aspcrtiy, whiehthtyliaveineiuentauy urin v..
A " .. . 1 iiir- 1 l..v innn mnl HHk.
w a i,t ol tlianiy ana !": " , Z .i!
:i-vWfM mt to have been W'rj?iay r:'
IliilU'll lilMll llimiuii" .T I
lilID
bieony
letenita osu5" - jiilt. . tllft
lieu t"" ' ,
I tL . ....
lie mude. bill
. . If! rrifl;Tf
y bust .v-
ii entire approo.ou -
-ti in rftiftui
I ait m " " u
tor general, fc, d 'EJ
.. miiiI received at l m
..r ' .t. ..n.iiii lire cousidereil i
lis. ..rrm. Ill 10 UIJHC . ..---
iher Congress nor the yrmuw j
..to UUUIIHV4 RIISI ItH'V !CV
wcirt altordi-il nil opporU.mlyt;t rtwpuy
their whole" force by coiiwnmiUoiK ,l .he
war.was--spreilily and effcctualfer- tmni
tiiiU-d, and nmch blood aaaf -ueasuu
saved to the nation. "
Willi regard to the Iiidian.niul niiu-
lia farce-under' the coininunij . i ijeu.
(iaines previous to the Urv.o your rcspini
limit assumed i ho command ufShe ui'.hy.
. . . ' I - 1 .1 . r.
he has to rcmaifc, .mat unui. a ,-w u.-
....i;.i.f..i.r.i i. hiv us i he hen ate m h
L uiie ila(e, Wilicra?ifi fl n a suh-l
n, t which ihev l er.i cscntcd to bt of great
tuti.mal inactiituthv Lentln&j:
rtvj.f trsr committee oi.twsoaa6iwn.la,
ilu'ir own i.nvate review ann wuum-
tion, votir i cspoiidtr.t wili bntr.nbscrve
that "they have iaiperfcctly ,mogni?ed
miixiiii- that innocence is alwayn
itiw " . 1
nresumcd until the contrary appear u
prituf. "Why they should have eiupnred
authority to enquire Te anterior to his arrival at Fort Scott, not
Cnnu. reUtive to tho WeoiinoleVtrllt i
' ihiae teeompsnyhig thia coi-rt" V
Al lif whieJi tour resppndem respeetlai-.
ft fertryrktkWijrb5y. v u
voiwl (is beet serviees lo4ho-eausaw
'eontryV aod torlhe etqatww..h
titvert (en iter cotismuuouH 'f " 1 j
.ddels of his sincere U'iierot(;a,od,evJ.,
ry anxiety oi nm ie-rinn mvu v.---T?
io promote the 5,ory ftnJ happinesa.or hi(
rcs-pondent at eoaiitryUow bebabenmse
ncrmine. as it under the guida.riVof ProvideuAe, .4t
iCI X P , iff c,i, those desirable ahts, M snU
nave oecnon- - - km -aitil
l.An received as voluntee", . .
.. A
' I ,mnaov0f tnoua.W) ?oluuiw, ,a more
M- r
Land eo pe
IT. x
,h is eo;iitnanaeu oy v,K. -
(6Dd which joined ihe army at Sort
ti the toluateers wero raiseu uuu
fonder the law of Tennessee, the
m. and not erpftointri frff jwr
its a.ertea hy your CotnuiiUce. A
l,Kh eamettW c.iited to appouu
f"0 '
Udious and veaiieU?; mHhod o
Were th .idea oi your-cu...
reel upon this subject, me
ditTctiut itaus would he
uraurux. ; .... ...,..., ,i,a nt,n
mitcee eorreetupon tins -fJ'V"-.
j.iK..nt taies would he oe-
riew,u' r."Tr. ..h! 1,rivilee ofse-
l".V. .. . tUin modes ol Com
fhrlitSt retiuisiiion of Georgia nnltti.i e
vci united vvitli the command of OfiKral
hn latter had icfirccU ltoiw-.
into the motives of Tour
all, he is at -a hus' to determine
!rtUion of his.mlijhtjed tel-;
tral and jurisdiction. . T he only aubjcci He do?1110 pretend t be
f inveatization was llio legality t nts , r,m ih.prmrs CHmmon tahumat'
" . . . i n .. ti - . . v
me rc.su- ...... v. a p.I na he was. UV ever
iriva'.ion aud t,iiil)nrrasmeni-u v "S
standard of the United States ; no, had : lutmn of the oCtu.c, ol the y ... .,:
and they
lB;berrearoray7efrd. '
r,;n who had serveu ,uU,
k and Uritish war, he stat-a- not on
abis eppaU but also upon tneir
it Nashviirat tbey were to organ-
.,u-..oh iiv-the manner they mig'-t
improper; that the afrade of the oth
- Jl- dPiWrnined i-v tliemselves.
Jihn raisiue comnanvesjvere to
..s them. The onfT aseney '
Updeat ia the whole tif action, .was-.
X..nV.nimMit iff UOIOMI HBjnc, -
Etientralof th8flibero pifisiB?
i lapermteod tbeir orgttaf2;tion, aon
Ldthern Fort Scott, where he. took .he
soimaad. Evwy aasore umwis
aiiiitf and orgeniziuR this-r-iuni
r-l-,rlTeomtnuiMoated lotDft
Lretary of War, end reeei?d bis-po
iiolihail BnnriiUiLtlun. c'' ' :
Thecpmaiitier ad.ifit that thn laws o
EocgreS authorise the President io can
In tha GuverBors of the d;flVrent states
W wch portions of militia as he tnBj
Jlcem tetjaisllei but deny -tba.t there
tuy lsw ia emtenea veri.r oi-.u v nu
LwWv to accent the- svrvicf of volun
Lrr. Here thev lave eadeavored.ln
'huLu itn imtirpsiiitn on This uakion that
whiateers are not militia ; .aud that thr
i!,.;;.t,.Ar tinLiitJetriT)? their ser
vifrii in brtfervnee to brio? drauea, es
if Ltially and radieally thuuges they eha
isatiir. There is eertt.i:.vl !
mre iounJ:a is elearty evinced by ..me
faM, that most of ibe calls of the -general
government have been me lu lhl 'tt3
the-patriulic and galianiyeomann;
oar country : uutu now ' ii nas n?
umiiluind svf. "
' W hen a rt quisilion is mad? by the I're-
Sident on air? state m the Union tor a
uuuta of miliiin. it is sullieioui if they are
furlL coming; and it is believed that he
littstio authority, undt?r me n"s o :
siiluiion of Hhe U States tc-t -fpiire iu
to the mode iu which.trTey bve been rais
ed and organised. This is,n pies.n.H :,,t,o
determtiiedTexe)osivfcly betwewi the
evtnior of a state and its own eitizcns.
t is one of the attriWes of slate so'v.'r-
sienty, eoaranteeil by tb l ueral 1
"TtttHn and with vhicti- the-bt' uu,
and Congre8,cannotiiitjT15M.rTni ow
Ver.or Ihe United btateajaf my suomu
guilty of an infriugeoient of this si-tteju-..Vogatiyej
tha complaint of its Cwrt nor or
tfeislature should be considered the
tnly basil to authorue au enquiry into his
nieial eoDuact.
It is stated. iv vour coromLlteevJhat it
Vfts not found 1 necessisy to turuish the
President with a list of the nauus of the
militia officers i-"-and not iintil - i-hw V
"Mis were nidde out ami jiHyruentU'mand
td, were the persons known io the De-
partmenttf War." A" majority of your
, eoaimittee were within reach of all the
' laformation necegary to the correction ol
twerror; Colonel liayue's comuiuiiica
tlonsto the Beerelarv of War were en fib
h that office : from which thev mieb
lavs been informed of the number & grade
f theofficersr as well 'as ef every fact
rtlative to the organization of the volun-
ters 't toseih .r with the cinrecs arid . de-
tided approbation of that department ofi
vne government. Appended to, the repori
f .. fhpe i two modes
iceimg ...;.. ilim for the
plying with eaua di. -i -
4 ..ri..Mf.m.n country. ineae
nvnlhadthe.ervieesofthos.
hieh is all that can be retired;
"uur : ... i,..,o. Kiiiee heen mus
navo iwi-a ,
of service, and paid Irom the
Gaines ;
tered out t
ublie treasury . - ge
tUlllv.JW" -
mhated the mauner
l'he commti'.ee
...urv nf war anp
v.v.rj -,, ...M.inieers were
a whieutne s" .
u.i Kui wav. thai ' '
; aBnn ri r in.m ' j w
L, i,J-aBot until the ollicers that had
" .,d in thus othceting aud organu
ibis corns tvera examiaed by the commit
,e, thalthey were appred ol me
fftUty of tfc. mea.ore.': tarcly the be
o . i.ttpxii.iiiiiined ihe
-jwa.
ii I . " I II ft vlia A fill
ondeut,iau5 lJ
n-reeabiy io
ccmbcr. tiuny aud bustle of war, . w (v
Your respondent lias no objection impossible to attend particularly to
this course, except as a. pernicious Pc
i i sittikii uf un i riiv.
. Hint ntrn iir t "it! iiiJiikiiv inn 1 " - - . i
VPI'IllJr l t mi Diiii, r , A a .M ,ih lis liikP iiurriivii w - - . - , .r.i's
miucc auviTifJl ,y - . nrr.clv ,:,fe,le. lie cMIs KIm l tfc
pying Ameha island. . I r(mim.,n5cuiiimS ,,f yor ivspondnH
A ic ol VLi; i tin Stm-lsn of War. .K rbc sub-
y ur resncnueni utiore - . f ... iri-jih:rv -flWratinna Ahey luhst
Scott, and:acoaa;ablo
iiiimr consideration. , - f
rju,up"n the great errprs chtffgedt.
...,. a,,,! will never shrink breach of his :order-a uVr,rvr.
ifrotii a
Uutu his
, . e A ll.a IVoi. tier :id iuTU- ' iniltCC
nose oi ufi.-ii.r'a.v'" V.-' ; .. .o...;.... ,.f St. Ati-ustnie,
i..u. . . rtrWs.. hv rnn
n-.t.lordefi. by carrying on a. vig-fous aim
liv which the bluoti
the torcp nnuer ma euo-.u..m , - Biraint the savage encnuek
, ti,.,t t !inp. more than i.ne hundred ef- iuitvai f fa11' , .; , ,.l(
ttli iii.is. i
d-.ecmUtitution.andviolaiionoftheriiit
,,r hu nanity ho openly inaonuiiis wy
iiorenee. ad""i). -iiies tlmha rKarg-aVfri
. it ..!( I !sir
eorrettly ttflc e Mr " " ' - i
e. by the high elsimitucy prefer la niag
utniinity, to. protect ins remiH
the uuirientod censure. nii j
nii'bc. Ileuses for justice, and nothing
,1(,-e: to exf.M l it. is (!ue to your region.
Sent, to the Svv nndto the if
Jlcior General CMmann Sfpithtt
. . ... F tl.n I 1 Mf nti'4
iectives; and he con Udcnt y a 0f the nati.ss was
thatNVhen lietooH UP Uconotnized ; to.esUbUsh anacc that
fBo.n Fort .Cadsne-tt, on .ihe 'i- .uj"ljcholiorable awi pet ttTinpnt,-and
arcb, tt. I. f i andaemriy to our cXlio
duty eoiwisted ony t l tbr w t
rcgulai s, abnut 800 nenrgil r.ilit an. a.d
Mai Lovefs dtta lidient niwn)
Crccks.-Mciii:ush .;.Jirtd Ma' rinirs
.we're orga-dzed, at.-KaiL. he:., i-nci
.. . i ..r v.,!, r'pn .ndeiit at k ov
hi, ii- . UB: BuiU-r. fund MaiVliaton
uawuins,au v-- -- . . , rilf.,. v ,....!-; vrlv
ZhiTcsiOft.
nwivtiiirr BILL, v..
The Senate t. mf4o!i of Mr..; f' i
' . i.l r thn tilt! Ill
reiUOVHl IU fcliiu' v-. ,T' . j
iniir renn
" . .. i.
t . .. i m iiiour
iIm.' were rawed ami orgauwcM,-
Uey :..; iLcScrada and
in Hie BlS'irr " ! . .'' ii i
nUwrf the ".Bee,. -by ! '
whiehweretramno
.J L. hrln rrLL'lliw f ,
rind at thafotnee. " WCre r.cccsMwu- u, -
nothave eonipn'n'"iv-- " . (uii-y uith m.7r-". -
tu give his approbation ip, incaauic v,
!ut? be was nad aviated Uh its na-
ure and tendency. ...
Tronnsof the same deseription or the
rneJee volunteers, were .received -and
mAivpd bv the covernnient on o- not in
tSnf,? i..d5aaiherB borders, during
ihe late struggle with Kvgle.nd,ai.d in the
xvi.h lb Creek nation ot plins.
Tbey fought the l- Ules of la!kBa
tl. Horse Shoe, and Ne
Cans, arid protected M,bi!e from --VAu5i
... Puliation . Volunteers, Mn.iUrly ,a, t
raised
governors
UtabUsfc an a4fwtya4tm, asCanltrup
!i;y- i i . . . i!ii 1.1.1..J
liithe "fiisfor April, nUut'x miles .i;
!... rour Mickasukv. AH ihac lak:.
II tlW
ht-
uieasure be -1 -r,.sn(i. ieot. or. lih- in the do-
Ik 1 til T "Ml -i .
jrtTiK-i,t.UfVar. T o thh ctiv.rt.nen'
li hi cnmuik HUons weie tuicj and
there they should Intve rapuiiya. ior.i u
red i.ifoinMtio.n, if il bad been yaW-
The f:xt subject which haa' cspnscri
your respondent to mucr rer"'
the o:mmtUT, is the " order w hi, l.wj
to irive roiKiS
arI delcncelcss uofuers.
t it.ia.iuM anre. as wen as in s"u nerved that tne ous uu
..l,prc itiA renort cf the C miTiiUce ,is . 1' waiefit a chttne in its cfct?
roMtradicled bv the evidence ol its own ' r ,y H,e 1riiiejples and pro isio
birnnicn'ta. The ihTosiUons of Col.w,it. hud -been added to it by v.v q
a meriiiter
liiuili'lv I MAC
Col-'whitk bid-been a.'.d.d to it by vrnv
n otLlilc!lj,niuts, that it had lt neh tjj
llMtlfnad.hlp. He wished to makeaftpBo.
nirc-l.o restore It m'suel; a .shape as, ia,I.
1 ' . : i ..I, itir mi rp)
. a I . . J j . a
ynr reMpuiMK-n no ..y r - in,.l(oV0 iti utility and ret;
Jatitig ioTlonda.la, vvliu hi,.-. d.; ' ln!,uMe, HaJ ,harefT
r,it oppoaitioh to the lut-rem e nra y. uy - - - re.eo'minited;
vour cnntiuiltce. No m-mb-,..d ui.m ... tliciarv, with 1)
' . .. : iiiir itiuiii""' r ; . ,
romrotttec can, l ,r a iM.-utrtn.. . ',..,:.,.., l0 umi-nd the same by. amm i
and fandidir l-fbor the l"'" ,v,rt.1,. ,e prov.iso.io the firaetoa
your rcsiiidiMt would lee.d a Kili;a:ttil,-r;ett,aeratiiiR ibe classes of. meeUaJ
army int- thcltvWrpitft: ?e "v,,j.c,Wad libera who are exc.pimi iro
,,f val.iablo cibzer s, ihk thv mVi . mi ..o ption of the bill t nd also uiun
civile tin
,tni.;J.ions to amend tiic'same by Jexlen
i HU; -.J.. I'll" ' ' - . , r.'i
l.lirectedto Gen. Cait.cs, to.-cpy St. isli hndir I he
!. ... - l IV. mi M:ii .1 WU'lTi- llOi 4lMiCted Ul
tti,ed amlos'a"i?ed, were comnmnded n
oUrnor,elbJiuo;a., generaTVorter of New-ork? du i. uk
iboaameiteriou..-' " "
Georgia militia were appointed in n
same manner, oo be west bank el ibe
i..u- . r.d one ofthtv preent ben
f . ..-I' u..Vm HI'! V 11IM-Illi.it."
irilul liimt"v - ' ,
f.fto!t, itu rei!!:t:t;c.it. ii'iCi
. . . ( :., .,...,., v I'.,..' i'e i,Lii---1 . ..Itih in-ii i,f Ihe act to. Pe.
teiM.ti.i . . , . .?...: a r.., rfpin- uiion the r volufrta
: it.ici i .1 ci if i. ii 1 ii it act- ii i ii j ! i u nn irii'"i " .
I . .... . . P I ., ..i... ..n ltl!rpliir.
lier SiJOiouiuii ni" '""i. v--'
.1,1... I ., r..mik or t"i to sbuw tUatt
.Srv ii' aineiidtMl as .he' ptppfscdj-. i
i -.ii i. ... Hturiied; bv c'iusirae.lioh, as ,J
V,,- . . ,
s,
TwiggMutM-iiiected with his military .fuucn :.,
p.. tint 'oil f ore a 'd.-sire to end. Hiieeddy a s;oag'
".id fo'i-iiihli UvVK and to save t'.i bW.a-ud.tic.isitiv
I i . .. ; .. i Ii
.; audit was ren- .,( the country od mi.i.us ( u. " ,na;!V ;cie.and answ.er.vf,
t-rr,;,t aided, .libel-' adventure Ida health and iTpulaii-.n, ..... ,rc-alli4.rc;tiie uews of Mr. Fan ly'
v tbeniiinnamlant, the lives id" hi ate 'l 1,1 u'lXa,l t1,os gentlemeu w ho hadj' avered
iisur.e. A teller im;i v
I . .1... ;..li I rl'llf'R
...cr -oJinies had been led and f-utniM, war, and to save u , '
...... 5 .... .
ed from th;t g-.n ion
dercd h.ghly i-iobable
t 1 ' . . .. ... .1 I. r
. .liiii i.K,iiitni.ivi f , .... i : ....... i ...i
' . . . I ..! . I I..IIHM I. II. (IS. Ill" I. .. ...Ii ...
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uuv ... -n . : . . i. ..I I' tin liv' IlllS I.S
Ot" IVlie !!'-. I".' , .HOW ' '"" ' . ..
,efof;ni'iii in the vrfcy u-hmmi -j-) wm..
1. 1 -.. n. . ..,' on . j: ;ei . tliein.
tVat tiLicc w iti a vu w
i:t;.-i Jcm!-""lu-esu n ..lion t.i
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Iff. 'ff J'fil. u f . - . ,1
liealions -be had perceived, that th-j
t I rllle elmnfO oi-A niajoniy
jT I .j,iu.i.akllf HI' llll V firi-f . , . i- It... .. ... .... li ."l it' I l,llUMH"t"- I - ni"'
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l:,
MMi.MUa-tmiitbttV'd V .1 1 ,.;,."' t'v i -i- aitil P'j ? ;irnvT. oui tirl nav-ftunacvi: t '' 'lwr(; -jhl a.only hel.i ia esluj
ojnauonp n.cutn-l ;. ;; levied In-;,.' cM,Wi-h,-d. ! vfctnv t support-it! . ; from it. intrinsic reSpeetal.iUy, 1
- it iaonted h the report l the torn ,i.k. ti. -'VH ,,i .... ; i...., I W. l.v;lvci -in , ,...i;iMit ,f ibe.naunnalti
, v ... . I . I .1 : ,,l I l...... IV..1U1I l.l V I- l -n I 11 ! I II I' ITS "'"'1'."' 1 . H ll IT'
ii.im .. villi ik- 'i.HiiiriiAi. vh. . v-"--"'" i ...... , . - .. . , i ' f r-- a
. . i 1,,. lhii.Hi'. 1
,1 fTbU ni traivle, uniiisc.piin- aaino incotdrovertable. if, son l
S"b. I t U lS IndiauH, a,d ljnpan,r f SL Af
Z es' S ilentuinbiiiecl, did .ot cx- utiur Spanish ort.es.es.
d TOO i IM l-sed to whom, ,,f ur respondeat had inioeig.
iml . K '.fs tatong com- modilicatiou ;-a,ul ti.e ufc-asure
,rrvvMW;rr-v fi p,.- h,..,.iV hee.n ifuhsneiisihiy i.eccssi
?f,niSoS
, mZ ..r tt,l.niit Wirular information of his proccv-
. Uliuiuia . . ...v - jj ... - ,i
.inn
plea of necessity . ? cs b .,bich 5l5 Jiad bec n Rf)V,nicdt
,1rVK T, a d nuiats w r o . n.on- from t!,eUh ot March to the ;7llu.
" ,WUf? August, without a sentence ot d.ssnrt.,
t teducing faciion ever having beer espied by
loice, winy" .'.?....;. . - tlio mtverninent. i
t.o. in a state ot bUUinrasiu".
It is well know n to all those ac(i"uatnt
. av - , . , d
t.,r.lheJi:;iJ,j1U!l., ut itinaik upu Hie -uepovi
Aii2:isti:.e. as id the ,;,, annexed to the tenoix. ny-
,.i. tin1 ..tiimon li.tl suco mu umiuu?
... in- before have been it'ibuMieii u uit
,,v ...... .1.
world as evident -upw uuich to pini-
.e. ir ..- Uinl M itc iel 't-
.. u ll lllll I. J..I.IWI. o ...... -
arc the dniy depositions piocntcu in , iu-
.rut f..rm. 1 o lli)se two Keiiueintn, ice
ular iiacrrogiitoiies weie i)iojM)eed to
i,i, h Ihev deliberately Tesponueu ani
.ir.i.d' their Hi-rnatiires,, ns required by
later: Doctor ltron augh's , dei?6sinon is
r.f.Inn.
sigtie.u, mil not given unui. iu ,
A itutler's, colonel Gibson's, and cap
t.erifsm,
trj, wtts
tfoi-atious
Your committee also report, that" long
tor of: Indians and before this period, the commanding gen
icr oi , . . ,Att--l(1 the Secretary
... . r titn iriHi il rrui iiaivi. u aj i-fc-w .
rtieic IKXiiliar niwc .. -'' :,.. , w!l ' 44-4 s.rainle wf at
ia ?lras, ' ' X 5 aL W,nd af.r .not
outunate Ot tlteir. g,'fB v,r . ,,t.....-.i:i u..a uBin fv.m-imttpd"
4 .i- .. . ... ... - - - . . - .."...;r.. ! ih raa new aci di t mil iit iiu y"."" .
KV?1 . !tho termination Ti9 true, after thVdcleaWihe Negroes
it "j utHerm.- 11 uj ii. ......... -ii-;n limnes nau coini"v" "- ---- . - - ... ,.- .4.
t lamina tho mMir- roil in the War Uc?' 'Ju .1 "v .it. .mriated as n rodi- and Jndiansr at
;Mickasuckyesr
tain" Callus, kre ne'i'tlier: sworn to nor
ud which, in I is part of the eol
held in etpi! esteem with otV
. Jr It. iheu proceeded to s
.i. e ...a..ralili Ifine-lh.S
int. in apeecii iuciNii'i' 9 -.' 1
inr si iiiuiMJLi .'lyi'-- 1 i
,.eral sstfnj of bankruptcy : its eon
rine .privileges on paruuu.ur v. ,
..i.(Vi.t(tit- leiidenef to generate- fra'
Hhe unfavprbleuess of all m expert.
f U iglafid on thrt Miojeci . , iu
which ba approlicnueu iroj,, ... wj--
on society;,aud which he. was parties
in endeavoring to shew, ae. tvc. -. j)
!. ... . . . .... mm W .7
: Tk. MiiPBtian 02. re ian.ru ......i
4 HV , -- t .. . ... .
nostfioue me om j
il.A iipit session of Cougress, was dee t
aicned. i'hc depositions of the fanr Ja3tia; lte flofeative, by yeas and uays, as
efenilemen were1 publisbcd . wiUioitt ptheu-ioWi X; -:. . y;
i." .. i.io. i. aKhnnn-h thev liau rcccivcu tri?ts .-Messrs. . oaronuri
a uminile from ibe.raembers uf tl.econi.yonnson, r?len.ohns6n, of Lou.
. i ': ... ...itmrtn.i - l f I 4iin.iMSCOB. Jni
mil tee. Who tOOK UOWn llie leaumnuj, of Alan. jjjco.c, --
' Swiny, and tb, asylum of t.
wrauw.'VMod aiiexeminatioa-otUiaeivavM.
Hrois, t.J, boujd have kuon W,
that it should be copied, .and'agaiti sub-j
mittcd td tbem tor correcuon auu sig
nature "'--,'- -yr .. . :--'-.
llniil depositions, areJillyiWawbtd
r
Palnvdv, -. i ieasanis.
Pmitb. Tavor WalSfir. 01 Aiao
r .-r ,
IVobliv,
.'r fiMi. Williams, of ten.
V. ; -- r ... ,
NAf 5-Messrt. Brawn, Burriii, i.
Edwards, , iMi iet,
eannot: be considered good aaa eomp.cvc . ;; ro'",t ' PineVaet.ac
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