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at whatever might cast an [[unknown]] stain upon it. I therefore write freely to you, that you may consult whether some thing cannot be done, even now, to guard against the evils which we fear you may here enquire why I did not state these difficulties before? The only reason was, I had no idea, till a few weeks ago, that mission  improvements were to be paid for in a manner that would leave it probable for the people to say they paid for them. But as I would not produce any unnecessary excitement, I say, and intend to say,  but little on the subject, except to missionaries, and such Cherokees as are in favor of removing.
at whatever might cost an [[unknown]] stain upon it. I therefore write freely to you, that you may consult whether some thing cannot be done, even now, to guard against the evils which we fear you may have enquire why I did not state these difficulties before? The only reason was, I had no idea, till a few weeks ago, that mission  improvements were to be paid for in a manner that would leave it probable for the people to say they paid for them. But as I would not produce any unnecessary excitement, I say, and intend to say,  but little on the subject, except to missionaries, and such Cherokees as are in favor of removing.
                                                                                                                                               Yours etc
                                                                                                                                               Yours etc
                                                                                                                                                           D. S. Butrick
                                                                                                                                                           D. S. Butrick

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at whatever might cost an unknown stain upon it. I therefore write freely to you, that you may consult whether some thing cannot be done, even now, to guard against the evils which we fear you may have enquire why I did not state these difficulties before? The only reason was, I had no idea, till a few weeks ago, that mission improvements were to be paid for in a manner that would leave it probable for the people to say they paid for them. But as I would not produce any unnecessary excitement, I say, and intend to say, but little on the subject, except to missionaries, and such Cherokees as are in favor of removing.

                                                                                                                                             Yours etc
                                                                                                                                                         D. S. Butrick