On May 10, 1842, President John Tyler eventually grew frustrated and increasingly tired over the conflict against the Seminole Indians. He ordered the end of any military conflict against the Seminoles. At this time,1500 American soldiers have already died, and many more casualties occurred, but a peace treaty was still never signed between the U.S. and the Seminole Indians, not to mention that a total approximate sum of $20 million had been spent on the whole thing. This was supposed to mark the end of conflict between the U.S. and Seminole tribes, but there was a bit more.
