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2021-05-05T21:51:47Z

Kellytj3: Created page with "He said the Government had professed very great friendship for them when they had lands to sell, but now they found it otherwise, that the country <> apart for them west had b..."

He said the Government had professed very great friendship for them when they had lands to sell, but now they found it otherwise, that the country <> apart for them west had been represented to be a good country, but they had been to see in and <> in to be a very poor country, and had asked to exchange in for another but the Government had refused to make the exchange.
The chief having concluded, I answered him as far as was necessary in order to give them a correct <> of the offices of the Government, and as far as I could do so to satisfy them that they would bring most unpleasant consequences <> themselves by persisting in the course they were pursuing. I then required them to say at once and without any qualification whether they would remove or not and gave them motive, that I should immediately report their answers to the Department at Washington. The chief replied that they could not remove now, that they had plenty of <> to ground and could live without this money.
I certify on my honor that they above is the substance of my speech to the Miamis, and then answer thereto in council.
Very Respectfully,
Your <> Servant, Joseph Sinclair.

1:72:234

2021-05-05T21:20:31Z

Kellytj3: Created page with "<> 1846 Sir. I have just closed my council with the miamis and <> to communicate to you the results. The council commenced yesterday and was well attended. I carefully ex..."

<> 1846
Sir.
I have just closed my council with the miamis and <> to communicate to you the results.
The council commenced yesterday and was well attended. I carefully explained to the Indians the decision of the Departments of 1st duty this on the interrogations submitted by a delegation from the tribe then in Washington City. And in having been represented to them that the President would reverse that decision. I look <> pain to discourage any pack expectations by explaining that the decision referered to, was in fact the decision of the President as will as of the war department and that from the position manner in which each decision was stated there could be no homes of this obtaining a reconsideration, that this government acted with <> and decision, and would not be driven from a position that had been deliberately taken. I then explained to the Indians fully this obligation to remove, and the <> of the department in that <>, and called upon them to decide now whether they would submit to the treaty of 1840 and quickly remove without any further delay or not, that in was no longer a question of time, they must now either commence, the emigration in good faith, a refuse to keep their faith with the government,

1:72:233

2021-05-05T20:53:56Z

Kellytj3: Created page with "Miami Joseph Sinclear <unable to transcribe> 1946 <I can not read or transcribe this>"

Miami
Joseph Sinclear
<unable to transcribe> 1946

<I can not read or transcribe this>

1:69:223

2021-05-04T17:28:49Z

Kellytj3:

Office of Miami Eel River Agency
Fort Wayne 20 July 1846

Sir,
I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 8th, enclosed with a copy of the decision of the department on certain applications of the Miamis.
I take the liberty on this occasion to express my admiration of the policy adopted by the Department and my madiness to aid in carrying it out.
I have just returned from the residence of the chief. I called upon him for the <> of finding out what the Miamis were prepared to do in the way of emigration. I told the chief that the tribe would now be expected to act. that miamis would no longer answer the <> - I informed him that in case of a refusal to remove, <> was absolutely certain that this annuities would be withheld. and that it was by no means certain that the Government would not consul them to remove: that in case of a failure to receive their money a large notion of the tribe would suffer in the want of clothing, food and that they would have just cause of <> against whoever should produce that state of things; that as far as I was concerned I should claim my self of all such responsibility and would throw in whom him where it won't <> belong.

1:69:222

2021-05-04T17:25:51Z

Kellytj3:

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Jack Sinclear
Fort Wayne
July 1846

Regards <> of an enter ours had with <> when the <> of <> of the Miamis. Before this <> about <>.

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1:69:223

2021-05-04T17:24:43Z

Kellytj3:

Office of Miami Eel River Agency
Fort Wayne 20 July 1846

Sir,
I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 8th, enclosed with a copy of the decision of the department on certain applications of the Miamis.
I take the liberty on this occasion to express my admiration of the policy adopted by the Department and my madiness to aid in carrying it out.
I have just returned from the residence of the chief. I called upon him for the <> of finding out what the Miamis were prepared to do in the way of emigration. I told the chief that the tribe would now be expected to act. that miamis would no longer answer the <> - I informed him that in case of a refusal to remove, <> was absolutely certain that this annuities would be withheld. and that it was by no means certain that the Government would not consul them to remove: that in case of a failure to receive their money a large notion of the tribe would suffer in the want of clothing, food and that they would have just cause of <> against whoever should produce that state of things; that as far as I was concerned I should claim mu self of all such responsibility and would throw in whom him where it won't <> belong.

1:69:225

2021-05-04T17:21:26Z

Kellytj3:

The chief is to call on me tomorrow when I shall use my national endeavors to induce him to act promptly. I have envy confidences in bringing about the emigration - the want of success in their late attempt has taken it out the home of the mischievous to do further harm.

Very respectfully... Your <> servant,
Joseph Sinclear.

1:69:224

2021-05-04T17:20:59Z

Kellytj3:

I called on him as the representation of the Department to see that the Miamis now complied with their treaty <>, and with their promises made to me in command, the chief replied to me that his people would remove, but that he wished to wait until <> pitch found out what congress would to them , that he expected to hear this weekend then he would meet me with his people at the emigration camp where he could exclaim to them all about his <>the fact is the chief expected to effect wonder and he feels ashamed to report, nothing <>still promises to go along with the emigration, and he darwes not take any steps to <>- I have directed the contract to set about the collection of the Indians in good <> and to share no effort to accomplish a peaceable and <> removal, and in case of mobility to do as to <> the fact to me that I might communicate it to the Department.

Permit me to <> you to a better from <> to me of 11 August 1845 in the subject of a division of the amount appropriated for from <> as were as the <>, Blacksmith and <> Blacksmith; I do this for the reason that <> the chief that I had never submitted that matter to the Department .

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1:69:224

2021-05-04T17:20:33Z

Kellytj3:

I called on him as the representation of the Department to see that the Miamis now complied with their treaty <>, and with their promises made to me in command, the chief replied to me that his people would remove, but that he wished to wait until __ pitch found out what congress would to them , that he expected to hear this weekend then he would meet me with his people at the emigration camp where he could exclaim to them all about his <>the fact is the chief expected to effect wonder and he feels ashamed to report, nothing <>still promises to go along with the emigration, and he darwes not take any steps to <>- I have directed the contract to set about the collection of the Indians in good <> and to share no effort to accomplish a peaceable and <> removal, and in case of mobility to do as to <> the fact to me that I might communicate it to the Department.

Permit me to <> you to a better from <> to me of 11 August 1845 in the subject of a division of the amount appropriated for from <> as were as the <>, Blacksmith and __ Blacksmith; I do this for the reason that <> the chief that I had never submitted that matter to the Department .

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1:69:223

2021-05-04T17:19:37Z

Kellytj3:

Office of Miami Eel River Agency
Fort Wayne 20 July 1846

Sir,
I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 8th, enclosed with a copy of the decision of the department on certain applications of the Miamis.
I take the liberty on this occasion to express my admiration of the policy adopted by the Department and my madiness to aid in carrying it out.
I have just returned from the residence of the chief. I called upon him for the ___ of finding out what the Miamis were prepared to do in the way of emigration. I told the chief that the tribe would now be expected to act. that miamis would no longer answer the <> - I informed him that in case of a refusal to remove, <> was absolutely certain that this annuities would be withheld. and that it was by no means certain that the Government would not consul them to remove: that in case of a failure to receive their money a large notion of the tribe would suffer in the want of clothing, food and that they would have just cause of <> against whoever should produce that state of things; that as far as I was concerned I should claim mu self of all such responsibility and would throw in whom him where it won't <> belong.

1:69:225

2021-05-04T17:01:33Z

Kellytj3: Created page with "The chief is to call on me tomorrow when I shall use my national endeavors to induce him to act promptly. I have envy confidences in bringing about the emigration - the want o..."

1:69:224

2021-05-04T16:57:51Z

Kellytj3: Created page with "I called on him as the representation of the Department to see that the Miamis now complied with their treaty _______, and with their promises made to me in command, the chief..."

I called on him as the representation of the Department to see that the Miamis now complied with their treaty _______, and with their promises made to me in command, the chief replied to me that his people would remove, but that he wished to wait until __ pitch found out what congress would to them , that he expected to hear this weekend then he would meet me with his people at the emigration camp where he could exclaim to them all about his ____________the fact is the chief expected to effect wonder and he feels ashamed to report, nothing _____ still promises to go along with the emigration, and he darwes not take any steps to _______ - I have directed the contract to set about the collection of the Indians in good ____ and to share no effort to accomplish a peaceable and ____ removal, and in case of mobility to do as to ___ the fact to me that I might communicate it to the Department.

Permit me to ___ you to a better from ___________ to me of 11 August 1845 in the subject of a division of the amount appropriated for from ______as were as the _____, Blacksmith and __ Blacksmith; I do this for the reason that ___ the chief that I had never submitted that matter to the Department .

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2021-05-04T16:23:32Z

Kellytj3: Created page with "<unable to read top> Jack Sinclear Fort Wayne July 1846 Regards ______ of an enter ours had with ______ when the ______ of _____ of the Miamis. Before this ___ about..."

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Jack Sinclear
Fort Wayne
July 1846

Regards ______ of an enter ours had with ______ when the ______ of _____ of the Miamis. Before this ___ about ___.

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1:69:223

2021-04-13T15:04:57Z

Kellytj3:

Office of Miami Eel River Agency
Fort Wayne 20 July 1846

Sir,
I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 8th, enclosed with a copy of the decision of the department on certain applications of the Miamis.
I take the liberty on this occasion to express my admiration of the policy adopted by the Department and my madiness to aid in carrying it out.
I have just returned from the residence of the chief. I called upon him for the ___ of finding out what the Miamis were prepared to do in the way of emigration. I told the chief that the tribe would now be expected to act. that miamis would no longer answer the ___ - I informed him that in case of a refusal to remove, ___ was absolutely certain that this annuities would be withheld. and that it was by no means certain that the Government would not consul them to remove: that in case of a failure to receive their money a large notion of the tribe would suffer in the want of clothing, food and that they would have just cause of ____________ against whoever should produce that state of things; that as far as I was concerned I should claim mu self of all such responsibility and would throw in whom him where it won't ________ belong.