Report of Committee: Indian Relations.
Document 1787Relative to making provision for preventing wanton and unjust attacks upon Indians, committee is convinced that measures must be adopted by congress and the states to prevent further progress of mutual depredations and hostilities between Indians and frontier inhabitants. No person shall be permitted to pass through territory north west of Ohio River without a permit signed by Secretary of War. Resolved that New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia prevent their citizens from wrongfully invading rights of Indians.
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Relative to making provision for preventing wanton and unjust attacks upon Indians, committee is convinced that measures must be adopted by congress and the states to prevent further progress of mutual depredations and hostilities between Indians and frontier inhabitants. No person shall be permitted to pass through territory north west of Ohio River without a permit signed by Secretary of War. Resolved that New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia prevent their citizens from wrongfully invading rights of Indians.
Date
07/26/1787
Collection
Document number
1787072693600
Notable persons
US Congress
Mr. Dane
Mr. Grayson
Mr. Clarke
Secretary of War
Indians
Notable locations
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Ohio River
Notable items
depredations
hostilities
