When was it published?

June 27, 1825 in Palladium Of Virginia And The Pacific Monitor

Domestic News June 27, 1825

Palladium Of Virginia And The Pacific Monitor

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs, Migration Or Settlement

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mcintosh, Roley Mcintosh, Gen. Mcintosh

Q: What keywords are associated?

Indian Nation, Mcintosh Adherents, Treaty Pardon, Georgia Flight, Roley Mcintosh, Chiefs Talk

Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, West Virginia

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What is this article about?

Reports on the Indian nation's tranquility after conflict, with pardons for treaty-signing chiefs; about 300 McIntosh adherents, including families, flee to Georgia where Roley McIntosh is chosen as new leader; McIntosh party chiefs hold a talk and send results to Georgia executive.

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We hear little of Interest from the Indians in addition to what we have already published. The Nation, we believe, has become entirely tranquil all alarm having subsided, and the warriors mostly returned to their homes. They say they are satisfied with what they have done, and wish to shed no more blood. A full pardon has been granted the remaining chiefs who signed the treaty, on conditions of their returning home and behaving themselves for the future. They are represented as being friendly and civil to travellers.

The adherents of McIntosh, to the number of about three hundred, including men, women, and children, have fled into the limits of Georgia - Roley McIntosh, brother of the deceased chief, we understand has been chosen to fill the station in the tribe Gen. McIntosh formerly occupied-

A Talk was lately held by the chiefs of the McIntosh party, and the result thereof despatched to the executive of Georgia, we know nothing of the subject it relates to.

Geo. Pat Myner

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Migration Or Settlement

What keywords are associated?

Indian Nation Mcintosh Adherents Treaty Pardon Georgia Flight Roley Mcintosh Chiefs Talk

What entities or persons were involved?

Mcintosh Roley Mcintosh Gen. Mcintosh

Where did it happen?

Georgia

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Georgia

Key Persons

Mcintosh Roley Mcintosh Gen. Mcintosh

Outcome

nation tranquil with warriors returned home; full pardon granted to remaining treaty-signing chiefs on conditions; about three hundred mcintosh adherents including men, women, and children fled into georgia; roley mcintosh chosen to lead tribe.

Event Details

Little new interest from Indians beyond prior publications; nation entirely tranquil, alarm subsided, warriors mostly home, satisfied with actions and wish no more blood; pardon for chiefs who signed treaty if they return home and behave; friendly to travellers. McIntosh adherents fled to Georgia; Roley McIntosh, brother of deceased chief, chosen to fill Gen. McIntosh's station. Chiefs of McIntosh party held a Talk lately, results sent to Georgia executive, subject unknown.