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Palladium Of Virginia And The Pacific Monitor
Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, West Virginia
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Gen. Gaines, in a letter dated 19th ult. from Flint River to Gov. Troup, suggests that Creek Indian differences can be adjusted and the treaty implemented if Georgia delays surveying the land until September, which violates the treaty. Gaines will not cooperate otherwise, escalating federal-Georgia conflict.
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Gen. Gaines in a letter dated the 19th ult. from Flint River, to Gov. Troup, intimates that an adjustment of differences between the two hostile parties of Indians may be easily effected, and the Treaty carried into operation, if Gov. Troup does not persist in surveying the country (which by the by has no right to do under the Treaty itself) until September. He says that if Gov. T. shall persist in his avowed intention to do so he (Gen. G.) will not cooperate with him. The question, so far as the Indians are concerned, has become less serious--the conflict between the General Government and that of Georgia more so.
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Flint River
Event Date
19th Ult.
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adjustment of indian differences may be effected and treaty implemented if surveying delayed until september; otherwise gen. gaines will not cooperate; federal-georgia conflict intensifies.
Event Details
Gen. Gaines writes to Gov. Troup intimating that differences between hostile Creek Indian parties can be easily adjusted and the treaty carried into operation if Georgia does not survey the country until September, as surveying violates the treaty. Gaines states he will not cooperate if surveying persists. The Indian issue is less serious, but federal-Georgia conflict more so.