...them, or upon agiee, they should be at once removed. In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed Ihc error of attempting to remove them when their lands...purposes; when they were not in the way of the white inhabinent to any person or peisons whatsoever, with in- ila " (s : and ""t" 1 ' 1 tne greater portion...

...and Georgia; and regardless of the opposition made to the measure they should be at once removed. " In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the...white inhabitants, and when the greater portion of the country was an unexplored wilderness, of the interior of which we were as ignorant as of the interior...

...somewhat at length, and advises its abandonment in the following language : THE EXILES OF FLORIDA. " In regard to the Seminoles. we have committed the...an unexplored wilderness, of the interior of which wewero as " ignorant as of the interior of China. We exhibit in our present " contest the first instance,...

...Congr., 3d Sess., No. 225, pp. 21, 29. I have never found this precedent mentioned in the civil war. 1 " In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the error of attempting to remove them when then- lands were not' required for agricultural purposes; when they were not in the way of the white...

...Congr., 3d Sess., No. 225, pp. 21, 29. I have never found this precedent mentioned in the civil war. .1 " In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the error of attempting to remove them when then- lands were not required for agricultural purposes; when they were not in the way of the white...

...with monuments, and Rome with civic trinmphs, General Jessup thus writes to the Secretary of War : " In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the...they were not in the way of the white inhabitants. We exhibit in our present contest the first instance, perhaps, since the commencement of authentic...

...rewarded with monuments, and Rome with civic triumphs, General Jessup thus writes to the Secretary of War: "In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the...purposes ; when they were not in the way of the white in habitants . • We exhibit in our present contest the first instance, perhaps, since the commencement...

...Congr., 3d Sess., No. 225, pp. 21, 29. I have never found this precedent mentioned in the civil war. 1 " In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the error of attempting to remove them whfin their lands were not required for agricultural purposes; when they were not in the way of the...

...criticism and he was ready to admit defeat. He wrote the Secretary advising the abandonment of the war. "In regard to the Seminoles, we have committed the...of which we were as ignorant as of the interior of Qhina. . . "./is a soldier, it is my duty, I am aware, not to comment upon the policy of the Government,...

...outcome. "In regard to the Seminóles," he told Secretary of War Joel R. Poinsett in February 1838, "we have committed the error of attempting to remove...wilderness, of the interior of which we were as ignorant of as of the interior of China. We exhibit, in our present contest, the first instance, perhaps, since...