Letter from George W. Ewing to William Medill?, November 24 1846: Sheet #8 Original title: OIA_Roll-418_0089 Protection: Open to all Expiration: Never Status: In progress Mark this revision as complete Cancel Letter from George W. Ewing to William Medill?, November 24 1846: Sheet #8 Go full screenExit full screen Layout Reset preparations we had made involving in all an amt. not less than <u>$30.000</u>--all of which was to be endangered, if not lost, in the event of our failing to remove the Indians & comply with the contract. Yet strange as it may appear and in the face of these facts, I am told that certain dirty enemies and scamps in Indiana, such as the corrupt & perfidious Madison Sweetser and others of his kind, have been obliging enough to state that we were "opposed to the removal of the Miamis." I have not seen my family since last June, hope to join them before long at St. Louis from which point I may at some future time take the liberty to address you again upon this and other Indian subjects. I remain with great respect Your mo. obt. sert. George W. Ewing