Meeting Arrangements for Another Peace Treaty
Document 1789Chiefs of the Chicomogies in the Cherokee Nation sought to arrange a peace treaty meeting with U.S.
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At a general meeting held at the Tuckase Town or otherwise called miko Sinibas in the Cherokee Nation Present the Cheemagies Chief March 10 1789
Brother we the warriors Called a meeting at the receipt of your Talk – we gathered together here in our beloved Town & listened attention to your talks which we think well of – we are happy the great nation above has put it in your mind to look kindness as with father we are glad you have heard of the [undecipherable] we are in
Owing to the [strikethrough: Bounties] people over the mountains & that you are willing to adjust and rectify the dispute Between your people and our [undecipherable] – to Establish a lasting peace is our hich Desire we are willing to meet the commissioners anywhere you [undecipherable] as a proper place for holding the Treaty. [undecipherable] we look on too Nigh to the people that has injured us—
We therefore think [undecipherable] Choice of Sinubas or hopewell on the Keowee river as the properest place, there are the Boundaries [undecipherable] which your beloved men & ours made use of at the last [undecipherable: probable reading "Treaty"] – Therefore it is most agreeable for us to meet you there – the [undecipherable] of the great Congress told us at the Treaty of Hopewell that we should in three month Again hear from them & know who – you [undecipherable] — we hope the talks will be Strait, we will put a stop to any further effusion of Blood on our part. we are now Done, only we beg you to give us timely Notice that we may be in Readiness. [undecipherable] you will have plenty of [undecipherable] yet as there will be the principle warriors of this Nation at the Treaty. you will Receive this by our good friend [undecipherable] as the subscriber with great [undecipherable] remain your [undecipherable]
[marks] Little Turkey
[marks] Hanging maw
[marks] Dragging Canoe
[marks] topping Canoe
to His Excellency Samuel Johnston Esq.
Governor of No Carolina
[Address leaf:]
To His Excellency
Samuel Johnston Esq.
Gov. of the State of
Mr Drumgoode } No Carolina
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Type
Document Signed
Description
Chiefs of the Chicomogies in the Cherokee Nation sought to arrange a peace treaty meeting with U.S.
Date
03/10/1789
Recipient
Sent from
Turkey's Town a.k.a. New Sinekan
Collection
Document number
1789031090001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Governor Samuel Johnston
Cherokees
Indians
Indian Nation
Chicomogies
Chiefs
head men
hostiles
Little Turkey
governor North Carolina
warriors
brother
commissioners
congress
subscribers
Hanging Maw
Notable locations
North Carolina
Turkey's Town
New Sinekan
Cherokee Nation
French Broad River
Keewee River
Notable items
Treaty at Hopewell
treaty
war
peace
tobacco
Indian affairs
lasting peace
blood
provisions

