John Ross And the Cherokee Indians
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Whispered threats had been circulated with the express purpose of keeping them away. The Indians who atcnded would therefore be influ- enced by the Treaty party and the annuity could then fall an easy prize to that faction. It was expected that the majority of the people would follow the purse.
While Ross was still at his brother's^^ in the vicinity of the Agency, the President's emissary, Mr. Schermerhorn, arrived and immediately set about prosecuting his mission with a zeal worthy of a better... cause. He first requested an interview with the Principal Chief. It was cheerfully granted. During the conversation the Commissioner expressed a desire to meet the leading men of the tribe, saying "I would deem myself extremely fortunate if I could in any way be the means of bringing to- gether and to a general close by a treaty the unhappy difficul- ties existing between you and the United States. "^- Ross de- clared his willingness to arrange such a meeting to be held at Red Clay. The Commissioner hesitated, and after consulting Avith Agent Curry, declined, insisting upon meeting them on July 20 at Ridge's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whispered threats had been circulated with the express purpose of keeping them away. The Indians who atcnded would therefore be influ- enced by the Treaty party and the annuity could then fall an easy prize to that faction. It was expected that the majority of the people would follow the purse.
While Ross was still at his brother's^^ in the vicinity of the Agency, the President's emissary, Mr. Schermerhorn, arrived and immediately set about prosecuting his mission with a zeal worthy of a better... cause. He first requested an interview with the Principal Chief. It was cheerfully granted. During the conversation the Commissioner expressed a desire to meet the leading men of the tribe, saying "I would deem myself extremely fortunate if I could in any way be the means of bringing to- gether and to a general close by a treaty the unhappy difficul- ties existing between you and the United States. "^- Ross de- clared his willingness to arrange such a meeting to be held at Red Clay. The Commissioner hesitated, and after consulting Avith Agent Curry, declined, insisting upon meeting them on July 20 at Ridge's.
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