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INDIANS AND SLAvERY-The Tribune says very eSuit-
ingly slavery Will not bear contact with an Indian tribe.
The moment reaches neghborhood the Slaves begin
escape ard enjoy ;hc wild freedom Of the savage This
very poetic aud very untrue The Indians rank slave
holders and will buy steal thcm-the Cherokces owned
them Georgia. and the Seminole chiefs In the Florida
war found their slaves very useful as spies. [Sun.


Now, Mr. Sun, we have given your paragraph
entire. Will you Just let your readers know that
the essential facts stated by us-namely, that Slaves
are apt 10 escape from White masters 10 an Indian
tribe, and that Slavery therefore exoc,s the reno
val or determination OF Indians from It's neighbor-
hood-are demonstrate from official documents ?
That some Indians hold Slaves is true, but that in no
manner affects what we have stated above. The
Seminoies held Slaves, and yet many Slaves es-
capped TO them from plantations, and the Slave
holders nstigated hoslities to break up this refuge
Such was the origin OF our late unjust, lnhuman,
and most wasiefu Florida War.