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Domestic News
July 21, 1792
Gazette Of The United States
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
A response to the 'Grumbler' in last Thursday's Chronicle states that US Executive Officers have been diligently negotiating with hostile Indian tribes, offering a rational prospect for speedy settlement of disputes, while expecting continued complaints.
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The "Grumbler," in last Thursday's Chronicle, who could not eat his bread in peace on the Anniversary of Independence, is informed, that the Executive Officers of the United States, to whose department it belongs, have been incessant in their endeavors to negotiate with the hostile tribes of Indians—And that there is now a rational prospect of a speedy settlement of the disputes between these Indians and the United States.
But it is expected that these carpers will still be on the watch to find something else to grumble about.
But it is expected that these carpers will still be on the watch to find something else to grumble about.
What sub-type of article is it?
Indian Affairs
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Indian Negotiations
Us Executive Officers
Settlement Prospect
Grumbler Complaint
What entities or persons were involved?
Grumbler
Executive Officers Of The United States
Domestic News Details
Key Persons
Grumbler
Executive Officers Of The United States
Outcome
rational prospect of a speedy settlement of the disputes
Event Details
The Grumbler, who complained on the Anniversary of Independence, is informed that Executive Officers have been incessant in negotiating with hostile Indian tribes.