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Shriver.48 at 17:26, 21 August 2024

2024-08-21T17:26:15Z

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	Sir,		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 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.		I take the liberty on this occasion to express my admiration of the policy adopted by the Department and my readiness to aid in carrying it out.

			I have just returned from the residence of the chief. I called upon him for the purpose 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 <u>act</u>. that <u>promises</u> would no longer answer the purpose - I informed him that in case of a refusal to remove, it was absolutely certain that their annuities would be withheld. and that it was by no means certain that the Government would not compel them to remove: that in case of a failure to receive their money a large portion of the tribe would suffer for the want of clothing & food and that they would have just cause of complaint against whoever should produce that state of things; that as far as I was concerned I should clear my self of all such responsibility and would throw it whom him where it would properly belong.

Kellytj3 at 17:28, 4 May 2021

2021-05-04T17:28:49Z

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	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 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 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.		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.

Kellytj3 at 17:24, 4 May 2021

2021-05-04T17:24:43Z

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	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 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 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.		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.

Kellytj3 at 17:19, 4 May 2021

2021-05-04T17:19:37Z

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	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 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 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.		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.

Kellytj3 at 15:04, 13 April 2021

2021-04-13T15:04:57Z

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	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 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 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.		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.

10.5.32.73 at 15:12, 30 March 2021

2021-03-30T15:12:44Z

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	Sir,		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 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.

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2021-03-30T15:09:19Z

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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.