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t p. 41. Butler's History of Kentucky, p. 219.
• " I wish Governor Blount may have been able to terminate the conferences, which he was to have had at Nashville about the 25 th of last month with the Cherokees, Chickasaws, and Choctaws, to the mutual advantage and satisfac- tion of all the parties concerned ; but the difficulty of deciding between lawless settlers and greedy land speculators on one side, and the jealousy of the Indian nations and their banditti on the other, becomes more and mo...re obvious every day ; and these, from the interference of the Spaniards, if the reports we have be true, and other causes, which are too evident to require specification, add not a little to our embarrassments." — Washington to Knox, 5 August, 1792.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 1792] GEORGE WASHINGTON. 157 and general outlines of all these treaties ought to be given to the negotiator, notwithstanding the right of disannulling is reserved to the government. Illiterate people are not easily made sensible of the propriety or policy of giving a power, and rejecting what is done under it.
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t p. 41. Butler's History of Kentucky, p. 219.
• " I wish Governor Blount may have been able to terminate the conferences, which he was to have had at Nashville about the 25 th of last month with the Cherokees, Chickasaws, and Choctaws, to the mutual advantage and satisfac- tion of all the parties concerned ; but the difficulty of deciding between lawless settlers and greedy land speculators on one side, and the jealousy of the Indian nations and their banditti on the other, becomes more and mo...re obvious every day ; and these, from the interference of the Spaniards, if the reports we have be true, and other causes, which are too evident to require specification, add not a little to our embarrassments." — Washington to Knox, 5 August, 1792.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 1792] GEORGE WASHINGTON. 157 and general outlines of all these treaties ought to be given to the negotiator, notwithstanding the right of disannulling is reserved to the government. Illiterate people are not easily made sensible of the propriety or policy of giving a power, and rejecting what is done under it.
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