Indian Relations and Settler Unrest
Document 1792Opposition of western settlers to the boundary line as stipulated by the treaty of New York between Creek Nation and U.S. Every opportunity sought to provoke war with Indians. Stated Indian War would adversely affect the economy and trade relations. Also cited Indian relations with other nations as nothing but warm and sincere. Stated it would be criminal negligence to ignore the gross infraction of public tranquility. Authorized use of power of office to crush insurrections.
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Printed Document
Description
Opposition of western settlers to the boundary line as stipulated by the treaty of New York between Creek Nation and U.S. Every opportunity sought to provoke war with Indians. Stated Indian War would adversely affect the economy and trade relations. Also cited Indian relations with other nations as nothing but warm and sincere. Stated it would be criminal negligence to ignore the gross infraction of public tranquility. Authorized use of power of office to crush insurrections.
Date
08/31/1792
Author
Recipient
Collection
Document number
1792083100000
Notable persons
Edward Telfair
Henry Knox
President
Creek
Indians
Indian Nation
settlers
Secretary of War
Notable locations
western frontier
Georgia
boundary
New York
Notable items
treaty
contract
intelligence
opposition
Indian relations
boundary line
responsibility
insurrection
boundary dispute
