American State Papers : Documents, Legislative And Executive, of the Congress of the United States ... 6
American State Papers : Documents, Legislative And Executive, of the Congress of the United States ... 6
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If so, may Y'ellowhair receive and receipt for his followers, who are in Texas?
It seems to m(> that there can be no objection to this, especially as he is duly authorized 'to settle all busi- ness which \v;is icfi unsettled by the emigrating bands. His and their portion of the last and this year, and for the unexiiin.'d teim of the annuity, when the Seminoles shall have removed, will relieve the poor fellow; his situati(jn is now distressingly destitute.
When Blunt, Davy, and Vellewhair, with ...their bands, had assembled at Apalachicola bay, the latter became discouraged, beca\ise im answer had been received to his letter or Mr. Westcott's communication, addressed to tlie department (buiug the preceding November. I encouraged him to go on with Blunt, and I did so in the belief that, as the deiKiitnienl liad not replied to those communications, some plan was ill contemplation by which relief would be allMnled to him and his followers; and because I thought it desirable to seize any fit opportunity to relieve a civilized community from a savage population, and thereby gicntly benefit the savage himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If so, may Y'ellowhair receive and receipt for his followers, who are in Texas?
It seems to m(> that there can be no objection to this, especially as he is duly authorized 'to settle all busi- ness which \v;is icfi unsettled by the emigrating bands. His and their portion of the last and this year, and for the unexiiin.'d teim of the annuity, when the Seminoles shall have removed, will relieve the poor fellow; his situati(jn is now distressingly destitute.
When Blunt, Davy, and Vellewhair, with ...their bands, had assembled at Apalachicola bay, the latter became discouraged, beca\ise im answer had been received to his letter or Mr. Westcott's communication, addressed to tlie department (buiug the preceding November. I encouraged him to go on with Blunt, and I did so in the belief that, as the deiKiitnienl liad not replied to those communications, some plan was ill contemplation by which relief would be allMnled to him and his followers; and because I thought it desirable to seize any fit opportunity to relieve a civilized community from a savage population, and thereby gicntly benefit the savage himself.
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