Letter from Governor Benjamin Harrison to the Chickamauga Chiefs and Warriors from 1787

The Chickamauga Nation

February 10, 2025

Another Day, Another Proof We Exist.

It is apparent the staff and aides of the Representative and Senators cannot read and comprehend basic English. We all know the staff and aides are the ones who actually run the insane asylum called DC, because it gives their bosses the cover of plausible deniability.

We signed a treaty, 7 Statute 18, with the United States in 1785, which the United States immediately broke, now the Gov of Virginia is trying to smooth things over and make the Chickamauga People "friends."

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Governor Benjamin Harrison 1787 to the Chickamauga Chiefs and Warriors

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