Copy of David Baileys Document Concerning Indians Affiars volume 1
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Having done our busi- ness with the Secretary of War, for that time and from the respect he manifested to the Indians and to us their assistance believing him to be their friend, we told him we were glad to find him as he had been represented, that was a good friend to the Indians. We then left him and General Vance, through respect to me as an old man and the weather being very disagreeable, proposed that I return with the Chiefs to our lodgings and he would go with Henry to the office for the... purpose of obtaining a copy (above alluded to) which was near a mile to walk. We then waited until the second day the 2nd of the first mo. , 1832, which was the day proposed for us to visit the President. Gen. Vance continuing his kindness to us came to our lodgings and accom- panied us to the Pres. And introduced the Chiefs in a very special manner, then us, as their attendants. The President professed by words to be glad to see us, but it all amounted only to formality in my opinion. There was a very crowded concourse of 15 people and I suppose as cheering a band of music as could be invented, notwithstanding all this, the coun- tenance of the old man and the apparent feebleness of his constitution seemed in my estimation to render him incapable of filling the place of Chief Magistrate for a nation like this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having done our busi- ness with the Secretary of War, for that time and from the respect he manifested to the Indians and to us their assistance believing him to be their friend, we told him we were glad to find him as he had been represented, that was a good friend to the Indians. We then left him and General Vance, through respect to me as an old man and the weather being very disagreeable, proposed that I return with the Chiefs to our lodgings and he would go with Henry to the office for the... purpose of obtaining a copy (above alluded to) which was near a mile to walk. We then waited until the second day the 2nd of the first mo. , 1832, which was the day proposed for us to visit the President. Gen. Vance continuing his kindness to us came to our lodgings and accom- panied us to the Pres. And introduced the Chiefs in a very special manner, then us, as their attendants. The President professed by words to be glad to see us, but it all amounted only to formality in my opinion. There was a very crowded concourse of 15 people and I suppose as cheering a band of music as could be invented, notwithstanding all this, the coun- tenance of the old man and the apparent feebleness of his constitution seemed in my estimation to render him incapable of filling the place of Chief Magistrate for a nation like this.
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