Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
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Geo'Sm-Governor fiou,,'s rasl, and indiscree
consuc III relation TO the controversy bewecn Geor
ga and the General Government, upon the subject OF
tue Indian treaty, has been acknow iedgeI by the tom
rcraic and unprecedented par, OF the community. Tho
difficulties which have already existed and which TO.
the most Pai, may be 2..sbcd f,ctious and high
handed rcasu 'es which Inc has rurucJ has scarcely
oeeh adjusted, before rev troubles likely arise
anu The State again thrown into co'nnoo,, by the i'm
petuosity Of this Gencan feelings and his perycrsc
ana obstinate disposition Gov. Troup, i, seems has
disreGarded the eyrostuaiions or Col Ta.,nall and
Mr. Bcrrien not 90 with the SURVEYS under ,c oi
Treaty, which Georgia pac. SAYS were made some
weeks ago; and for The purpose Of carving his f,vor,e
measure into effect, and cfIcciuay to put down any
opposition thai may be made v the In,ans an order
las been issued directing Troop of Cavalry to be pu
IN readiness 10 march rs called on which il is
conjectured is intended 10 protect the surveyors The
next information from Aiiedgevi!c will perhaps salts
factorily explain the whole matter: in he mean fine
we give t''e following from the Georgia Courier OF the
18th inst.
Il Spccf or Uar.-i}y Saturday nights mail VIC
ceVed tne following printed orders, from the Office
Tue Georgia RePo;er We presume this troop is dcs>
tined for the Creek Nation. We wait with consider
ao'e anX ety for further nfort,a relve 10 the one
i''ohs OF me Executive urun oar fronticrs:--
HANCOCK TROOP
| have received orders from his Exccllcncv tho CO.
vernon to prepare the Hancock roor. for an Immediate
1ha'ch, with uniform complete. In obedience thereto
hereby order the members Of the Hancock Troop
10 parade IN Sparta, Saturday the 23d Sepcmbcr
with uniform complete, and all equipments necessary
for march
r. S. TfARD"lCk, Captain.
September II, 1896.
600
oiio.-Tlrc Cincinnati Gazette states tina! report
hppn cir a,e{f flat II IL
date for that District for Congress- had declared him
self in favor of Gen jackson. This report is peremp.
tory denied, and the Gazette says The opponents of
Mr. Morris, the avowc Jacsonians have started and
circulated this fabrication. Fer what putposea We
conceive bnt one. Sensible that Sir Norris tnns
ne elected, they are 20 nantca phrase casting
an anchor TO windwar,l. Like Mr. Smith of Indiana
Mr. Duncan ofIpcS. and MIR. Bates of Missouri Mr.
Norris, when elected, is to he Sc; down Jacksonian
La'iaan.-Contraiictory accounts having been pub
ished and bold assertions made by papers as 10
the political sentiments Of tie members Of Congress re
Gently elected in Indiana. give the statements upon
fins subject of two papers printed in tia, State which
from their liability be coutradiceI Is Tie ratcs
concerned, NE presume 10 hc relied on These
statements also go confirm what we have rrcqncntI,
with the Administration Of the General Government;
and disbceycd the base charge Of CORRUPTION made
against Mr. Clay, fos tis on the Presidential cleo
lion.
Fro8, HE E9}iaRu .Ty,o?qL
II is statei in ono Of the Jackson papers in Cinc
natl and will doubt be copied into other Prints that
SIR Jennings and MIR. Smith. who recent, cleo
tel TO Congress from tie q and Districts in this
state "Jacksoniaus," and opposed 10 the present
Administration. This statement, like .GaDy Others
made by the knowing Of Cincinnati and louisville
in relation the pDcai affairs of Indiana is Totally
destitute Of truth II is universally understood in this
state, that bnh those gentlemen, like the great body
of the poop!c by whom they were chosen, are friendly
the Administration.
There being apParcniy identity nfieciing ard sem
uncnt on ts subject, between the candidates and the
electors, public pledge was asked or given The
only ono Of Tie candidates known be in favour Of
Cen jackson, is DIR. ShuIer Of The Isl District The,
oppositionists at Cincinnati may ENJOY ~ tie console
uop which this information IS CALCULATED 10 afford hem
From he L,dioaa3o'js Gazette
INDIANA ELECTION.
Some OF the Cincinnati editors have differed in OPT
mon about the sentiments of the nembors Of Congress
recently elected in this state with regard the admi
nsration aud the election of future President. BE,
ing accustomed TO seize wi.b great eagerness every
thing which might appear 20 Advance tie cauec in
which they respectively engaged, they forget tir
fact, If ever known that in lnIana, The people are
entirely Invested Of the Presidential fever, 50 fnucl
in vogue al lie Of Washington and certain mort
Grams OF ONO iic private opinions q! members Of
Congress on tle Presidential question, have been
CURED into q tes % qualification. II Is generally
understood however. that of tic members Of Congress
who voted for the present President two the pr
friends Of MIR. Adsms and Of Cen Jackson.
RIcssrs Test ard Jennings being e friends Of tic or
mer. The three recently elected ,rc bare reason 60
believe, would prefer Mir. 8aras to Gen. Jackson
Jut in this there Is nothing prevent their voting for
jackson should Tie people again require it, and the
election deyove the House OF Representatives.
The surnise OF The editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette
correct 'gcnc stated dat pcs hnps opposition and
JacksoDsm were not identified 10 Indiana.
.Tcsas .qrcter md Gaee.-Oo Thursday last We
understand the people Of Petersburg barapgue(
by Mcssrs Archer and Giles, who are opponents for
scat in the next Congress, and WHO have been visiting
ie Court Of the District for The purpose Of ad