Speeches in Congress
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No blame can attach to gentlemen here for not having seen it. The responsibility rests with those who have had posses- sion of it, and whose duty it was to publish it, but who have kept it concealed. This suppression of the treaty, and the facts connected with it, bespeaks its suspicious character in language not to be misunderstood. Although on two former occasions I have related most of the circumstances which led to the negotiation of the treaty, yet I presume they are recol- lected by few m...embers now present, and it seems proper that I should repeat them. On the 7th August, 1790, the United States entered into a treaty with the Creek Indians, by which they agreed to deliver up to the officers of the United States such negroes as resided among them. These negroes had during, and subsequent to, the revolutionary war, fled from their masters in Georgia, and by this treaty the federal gov- ernment attempted to recover and return them to their owners.
The Indians failed to deliver up the negroes, and the treaty of Colerain was negotiated in 1796.
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No blame can attach to gentlemen here for not having seen it. The responsibility rests with those who have had posses- sion of it, and whose duty it was to publish it, but who have kept it concealed. This suppression of the treaty, and the facts connected with it, bespeaks its suspicious character in language not to be misunderstood. Although on two former occasions I have related most of the circumstances which led to the negotiation of the treaty, yet I presume they are recol- lected by few m...embers now present, and it seems proper that I should repeat them. On the 7th August, 1790, the United States entered into a treaty with the Creek Indians, by which they agreed to deliver up to the officers of the United States such negroes as resided among them. These negroes had during, and subsequent to, the revolutionary war, fled from their masters in Georgia, and by this treaty the federal gov- ernment attempted to recover and return them to their owners.
The Indians failed to deliver up the negroes, and the treaty of Colerain was negotiated in 1796.
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