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going to order (the cont.)]
who had been in partnership so that near with Lane in the mixture of the
first projects for the recovery of Indian Territory, you/he/she was now showing up as
the promoter of a rising feeling against Coffin and his/her favorite that
you/he/she was finding to be enough numerous. The removal to the Sack and Fox
booking would intend the to get in nearbyer and nearer it would touch with
Perry Fuller,[189] the entrepreneur which distributions in connection with
the Indian refugees were becoming the matter, later of a notoriety
really dishonorable. However you distrust, of of Coffin was still very vague in
expression and the principal difficulty in to effect the removal from the
Neosho placed, therefore, in the dissatisfied state of the refugees,
what due was, partly, to their uneasiness of unalleviated and, partly, to
national
[Footnote 188: (the cont.) to cooeperate with Representative Elder in to negotiate
with the Osages, Coffin felt of "an abject conspiracy" "on which was
foot to Iola for the purpose of prejudicing the Indians against us
[him and it Gives, perhaps, or possibly the agents and he]."
The conspirators, so Coffin brought, "it sent on the Verdigris for E.H.
Carruth that" it was "deep in the plot" that it was a scheme to incite the
Indian to introduce claim against the distributers of the relief. One of
the conspirators were a man that had studied law under Lane and that it had
wanted a position under Kile. Lane had used his/her influence in the man
account and the refusal of Coffin to assign him/it to a position were
supposed to be the cause of the whole trouble. Coffin learned that
its enemies had gone till now also as to plan vacant places in the Indian
service and to fill them. They had instructed Lane, Pomeroy and
Conway accordingly", attractively going away to Lane the choice of
superintendent. A Mr. Smith, correspondent of the Cincinnati
_Gazette_ was their accredited secretary [Coffin to Give,
April 2 nd 1862, Indian Office Consolidated Files _Southern,
Superintendency_, C 1571 of 1862].