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Steinbsm at 01:33, 6 May 2021

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	them.		them.
	With all respect , I would suggest		With all respect , I would suggest
	that if Mr Hamilton was ~~[illegible]~~		that if Mr Hamilton was authorized
	to say, in council, that after the pay-		to say, in council, that after the pay-
	ment of the annuity , <u>this year</u>, the next		ment of the annuity , <u>this year</u>, the next

Steinbsm at 01:31, 6 May 2021

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	Sir: Mr Hamilton, agent of the Miamies,		Sir: Mr Hamilton, agent of the Miamies,
	expects to be at Fort Wayne in a few days; and,		expects to be at Fort Wayne in a few days; and,
	when he writes me, I will <u>again</u> [refrain] to the		when he writes me, I will <u>again</u> refrain to the
	Indian Country, to ascertain the disposition		Indian Country, to ascertain the disposition
	of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted		of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted

Steinbsm at 00:54, 6 May 2021

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	Sir: Mr Hamilton, agent of the Miamies,		Sir: Mr Hamilton, agent of the Miamies,
	expects to be at Fort Wayne in a few days; and,		expects to be at Fort Wayne in a few days; and,
	when he ~~[illegible]~~ me, I will <u>again</u> [refrain] to the		when he writes me, I will <u>again</u> [refrain] to the
	Indian Country, to ascertain the disposition		Indian Country, to ascertain the disposition
	of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted		of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted

Steinbsm at 00:23, 6 May 2021

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	Terre Haute, July 30 1844		Terre Haute, July 30 1844
	Hon. W. Wilkins, Sec. of War:		Hon. W. Wilkins, Sec. of War:
	Sir: Mr Hamilton, ~~[illegible.3]~~ of the Miamies,		Sir: Mr Hamilton, agent of the Miamies,
	expects to be at Fort Wayne in a few days; and,		expects to be at Fort Wayne in a few days; and,
	when he [illegible] me, I will <u>again</u> [refrain] to the		when he [illegible] me, I will <u>again</u> [refrain] to the
	Indian Country, to ascertain the ~~[illegible.1]~~		Indian Country, to ascertain the disposition
	of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted		of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted
	Mr Crawford with my action heretofore		Mr Crawford with my action heretofore
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	to you in regard to the difficulties in the		to you in regard to the difficulties in the
	way of emigration.		way of emigration.
	In the first place, the <u>~~[illegible.4]~~</u> will be		In the first place, the <u>Traders</u> will be
	~~[illegible.1]~~ to keep the Indians from remo-		disposed to keep the Indians from remo-
	val, while the Government pays out the		val, while the Government pays out the
	annuities, and never will comment to		annuities, and never will comment to
	emigration ~~[illegible.2]~~ that hope is cut off.		emigration till that hope is cut off.
	Secondly, they have large claims against		Secondly, they have large claims against
	the tribe, <u>individually</u>, and fear that their		the tribe, <u>individually</u>, and fear that their
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	their security. Hence, they will, in self		their security. Hence, they will, in self
	defence, use their exertions against the		defence, use their exertions against the
	humane efforts of the ~~[illegible.3]~~ to remove		humane efforts of the agent to remove
	them.		them.
	With all respect , I would suggest		With all respect , I would suggest

Steinbsm at 15:15, 4 May 2021

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	val, while the Government pays out the		val, while the Government pays out the
	annuities, and never will comment to		annuities, and never will comment to
	emigration [illegible.2] that ~~[illegible]~~ is ~~and~~ off.		emigration [illegible.2] that hope is cut off.
	Secondly, they have large claims against		Secondly, they have large claims against
	the tribe, <u>individually</u>, and fear that their		the tribe, <u>individually</u>, and fear that their

Steinbsm at 15:02, 4 May 2021

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	Indian Country, to ascertain the [illegible.1]		Indian Country, to ascertain the [illegible.1]
	of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted		of the Tribe for removal. I have acquainted
	Mr Crawford with my action ~~[illegible] [illegible]~~		Mr Crawford with my action heretofore
	and now [illegible] care to make a suggestion		and now [illegible] care to make a suggestion
	to you in regard to the difficulties in the		to you in regard to the difficulties in the
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	With all respect , I would suggest		With all respect , I would suggest
	that if Mr Hamilton was [illegible]		that if Mr Hamilton was [illegible]
	to say, in ~~[illegible]~~, that after the pay-		to say, in council, that after the pay-
	ment of the annuity , <u>this year</u>, the next		ment of the annuity , <u>this year</u>, the next

Steinbsm at 14:18, 4 May 2021

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	to you in regard to the difficulties in the		to you in regard to the difficulties in the
	way of emigration.		way of emigration.
	In the first place, the <u>[illegible]</u> will be		In the first place, the <u>[illegible.4]</u> will be
	[illegible.1] to keep the Indians from remo-		[illegible.1] to keep the Indians from remo-
	val, while the Government pays out the		val, while the Government pays out the

Steinbsm at 21:24, 2 May 2021

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 Terre Haute, July 30 1844
 Hon. W. Wilkins, Sec. of War:
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+Sir: Mr Hamilton, [illegible.3] of the Miamies,

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Hon. W. Wilkins, Sec. of War:
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