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2021-05-06T02:08:03Z

Jkilbane: Continued Letter Asking for Force

answer the problems. If more such force is considered the men can be ( unrecognizable) in (unrecognizable) . Then it seems that their government has ( unrecognizable) on compelling the Indians to keep their faith with it. They will remorse like so many children, and will (unrecognizable) who the government with more respect and be better Indians. It would be ( unrecognizable) now to reward the traders for their ( unrecognizable) , by confirming the ( unrecognizable) award of the ( unrecognizable) . ( Illegible Phrase) The Indians would expect an exchange of country and permission an additional member to remain in this country. And would refuse to remove ( unrecognizable) it was done.

Like only way to treat their as in (unrecognizable) to one, is to either remove the Miamies by force, and at once. or to starve them out. As the (unrecognizable) are fully ( unrecognizable) for the emigration. And have been at a very ( unrecognizable) exchange in obtaining the contract and the message. ( Illegible Phrase) Time yet to remove the Indians this reason, and I shall, keep every thing in a file of . ( Illegible phrase)

I leave tomorrow for Fort Wayne. on my I will forward the certificate of me the.

Respectfully your obedient servant Joseph Senclear

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2021-05-06T01:41:04Z

Jkilbane: Created page with "Peru Indiana 19 August 1846 Sir, I have the honor to enclose ( unrecognizable) a certificate statement of proceedings and present of the council held by me with the Miami..."

Peru Indiana 19 August 1846

Sir,
I have the honor to enclose ( unrecognizable) a certificate statement of proceedings and present of the council held by me with the Miami Indians yesterday and today. The result has been such as I anticipated in my letter to you of the 18th, and was brought although by the trades in the manner indicated In that letter .

The traders have assured the Indians that the president of the United States had their matter in his hands (unrecognizable) was arranged. They had an assurance from the president . that he would reconsider the whole matter. All this of course knew to be false. But ( unrecognizable) who had invited ( unrecognizable) affirmed that the president so promised here and the Indians in ( unrecognizable) have believed him.

The answer of the chief merely a ( unrecognizable) of who slang that has been here by the trades for who last week. and the insulting language of the chief in cheating of some of the offices of the governor ( unrecognizable ) That a majority of the tribe look whose own government with respect.

I have said to the Indians that I should ask the government to authorize their removal by force , and that if was highly ( unrecognizable) that such authority would be given ; and I now make application to the ( unrecognizable) for the adoption of such (unrecognizable) as may be considered adequate and proper to success the emigration of the Miamies - A very small force will be sufficient. A company from some hand would

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2021-05-06T01:11:53Z

Jkilbane: Created page with "Emigrate Miami Joseph Senclear ( unrecognizable) 19/46 (Unrecognizable Front Description) Received 29 of Aug 46 See letter when of ( unrecognizable)"

Emigrate Miami
Joseph Senclear ( unrecognizable) 19/46

(Unrecognizable Front Description)

Received 29 of Aug 46
See letter when of ( unrecognizable)

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2021-05-06T00:58:41Z

Jkilbane: Created page with "for those offering permission to remains, and the presidents will confirm the award of (unrecognizable) as ( unrecognizable) writes that he will be doubt success in effecti..."

for those offering permission to remains, and the presidents will confirm the award of (unrecognizable) as ( unrecognizable) writes that he will be doubt success in effecting every thing all ( unrecognizable) that the Indians can reasonably expect.

( unrecognizable name ) has not ( unrecognizable) in this matter as I had a night to (unrecognizable) instead of assisting me as it was his duty to do. He has done more to ( unrecognizable) who emigration by his enormous ( unrecognizable) promises than are other man in the country; included from his continued disregard of all obligations to aid in the emigration and his absence for as long a term a term affair the day ( unrecognizable) for the competence of ( unrecognizable) Men to to believe that he does not mind to go.

I will adress you agram as is now - in the the mean time

Very respectfully your obedient servant

Sinclear.

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2021-05-06T00:33:57Z

Jkilbane: Created page with "Ill feeling in manifesting by some of the tribe towards the chief and he fears to meet them in council. Pie -e- wah one of the Indians who accompanied the chief to (unrecogniz..."

Ill feeling in manifesting by some of the tribe towards the chief and he fears to meet them in council. Pie -e- wah one of the Indians who accompanied the chief to (unrecognizable). To take his life. A reconciliation will I find he brought although today, or see the chief will resign and then I hope to get the emigration under headway as I have the promise of a council person now the recess of the operations be whats in may.

All the difficulties I have much with in causing own the casualties of who ( unrecognizable) have originate with those who trade with the Indians and are from their home is an great with other tribes. I would in my humble opinion be best for the actual want of the Indians. And to (unrecognizable) all trade with them.There can be no doubt of the (unrecognizable) prohibiting the chief from dealing with their people. for when a chief becomes interested with those who trade with the nation. It is important for an (unrecognizable) to guard against those opposing operations.That are so frequently gone into.

In case Lafontaine resigns , where his successor shall be chosen I shall endeavor to prevail on him not to enter into any kind of trade with the nation.

The chief still hopes that ( rest unrecognizable)

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2021-05-05T18:50:07Z

Jkilbane:

(Unrecognizable) 14 Aug 1841

Sir,

I am here making easy effort in my power to get the Miamies remove ( unrecognizable) and guilty. And although the (Peru) have thrown every obstacle in my way that in has been in their power to do. I hope t succeed. The chief is certainly acting in concert with tradue. (unrecognizable) the residing of the tribe feel disposed to do what in night. On the 10th the principle men of the tribe ( unrecognizable) here. ( Unrecognizable) as the chief had failed to meet with them as he had agreed to do they did not mind though. They have seen around here ready to go into conflict whenever we ( unrecognizable) come. And this day I am told a ( unrecognizable) of them have gone to see the chief at his residence; what will he done there I know not ( Unrecognizable)

One more great differently in the way of emigration has ( unrecognizable) from this ; in ( unrecognizable) that at the last argument in order to get the Miaamies to sign the cons. track then ( unrecognizable) into some of the ( unrecognizable) that they could get for some whowere ( unrecognizable) to remain in this country. ( Un recognizable) to do so, and chip did not hesitate to judge hierarchy to a junction of them. Who signed the contract that this should be accomplished - the consequence in that a way.

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2021-05-04T14:37:48Z

Jkilbane:

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2021-05-04T14:32:21Z

Jkilbane: Created page with "(Unrecognizable) 14 Aug 1841 Sir, I am here making easy effort in my power to get the Miamies remove ( unrecognizable) and guilty. And although the (Pradue) have thrown..."

(Unrecognizable) 14 Aug 1841

Sir,

I am here making easy effort in my power to get the Miamies remove ( unrecognizable) and guilty. And although the (Pradue) have thrown every obstacle in my way that in has been in their power to do.

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2021-04-13T15:13:39Z

Jkilbane: Created page with "Emigration Miami 4036 Joseph Sinclear ( unrecognizable) aug '46 24 aug '46 see letter later of ( unrecognizable)"

Emigration Miami 4036

Joseph Sinclear ( unrecognizable)
aug '46

24 aug '46

see letter later of ( unrecognizable)