Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

When THE hIesssg &c was read in the Senate, MIR 1
Robinson of X declared he did not. sshn~ ever APP
prove - casting such fre-brautls a ths into
Councils OF The Nauon; nor did,he wish, by max
ling such matter of more importance than il could
ju-'l, clam, To increase sensation ~ hch ous hi
rather. At possible. to be allayed.' To which Nj |
B,rrien replied, Sir, il this measure is calculated
TO tiisiuib the haimo y of our c. uncils- if III.
NOR effect OF the agitation of such question be
one, which every patriot should tleplore-ic, in |
the language Of the Senator from Kentucky it -
hre-brand thrown among us call vi on that
honorable Senator, and this House. to bear wit
ness. tina, Georgia il not the actor on this coca
sion --sne has not revived this unhsrp, st,fe -,be
| has acted under a law, passed at a moment when
/ by realty, she had acquired undi- luted dominion
over all the lands within her chartered limils- in
conformity 20 principles distinctly avow ed on I'M.
floor, by honorable Senators. who gave their sane
uon 10 that instrument, by which this treaty was
| psr'i.lly rev oked."
! Finally. the moton of Cen Harrison to Law The
Message On The table f.iled, Is to i6- and then
i Select Committee OF Ave was appointed. co, sis,-
ingof Messrs Benton, Berriep, Van Buren,, Smith
Of 5. Z. and Harmon
In The II OF the 'ie-sse gave rise to some
excitement. MIR. Forsy b decar Ell .l,- ,ouIi nm,
however, as Representative of (,eor.ia co,ss,, n
s and quietly hear the charse s brought forward in
thiS rinunication against the authorize. of thai
Slate. The, had done nothing which violated the
Con tuition of their country He :, o,I .,, a..
:" Here some member called Mr. Fa,.,,,, 10
, ordes, bus the Speaker decided that he "a. n,,
Out Ut order +"
II :" MIR r then proceeded to say ,ha, he aI-o re-
Joieed 10 perceive, that the ief Magistrate in the
i execution OF what he conceived 10 be his duty,
Il had not, this time, made hi. appeal 10 military
iorce. lie denied. no. ever the existence of an
Constitutional authority to employ such f,,ce ~.
"e' !" e pte-ent care q; IN any ether ~ hirb h,t
re occurred wi'hn thai State; and lac reioiced 10 -.
: mat the Executive had n"w thought proper 10 re-
Al, sort To the Civil Au ioriiy."
= There was nothing 10 he anprehs,,,o, ;e a.,
of uenerai Governm.nt did not Interfere and, undo
N me se.b!ance oil protection, stimulate the Indian
10 10 resistance OF The authority of The State All IN
I'd d'Nieui'ies which had existed from Tie ey,nniny a
thls ousiness had been created by h. interference.
"a ,"osc unfortunate beings would long since Ia,
uohe 'heI uuty to The country. and TO themselves
II had not been for the base int e, ference of,nf,,
white men. who exercised an ilfiuence over theu
/, was :. "ot suincient 10 re.er the scene whic
han taken place at Ibis very spot during the Ia,
it, "mier-to The base and infamous coa,luct /,
these no came with the Indians pnitar ia, -
te'ce OF protecting them
" Mr.. Webster obseryel The ge,,i. e.
Georgia must know that there were two sides -, !
question between Georgia and the u S.,,, l.
lie should tell the gentleman fom Geo,eia tina, ,Is
d, existed two opiniops also, only on that ou.
a. u9n' put on The co"da viii b that seullen,s
he Alter rcjoaier from Mr. FORSYTH. am, o.,
1t. remarks ircm other gentlemen, tie Message ~,
oil laid upon the table.
TO we learn from The Georgia Statesman. ,ba, 4,
C. troops ordered by Gov. Troup TO the Florida f,o
&c 10 queii The la'e disturbances have return,
IS. 10 iedseve, 1t is believed without in.e,ip. n
nd enemy They are held under orders al Mil,ed,
. r"'e' u"'ii The retuin OF Col. Bailey Aid TO II
ed governor, who has been dies patched TO the J;,
N, fnnce, to inquire into the recent s,oupa.e j,
ur 'o''e u me Surveyors Mar. Journal.
Of
IS. Inc gentleman sent by the Governor to conf
ed with the Little Prince has returned. and brine
oh information we understand, that the Chief
ne aho ais'pproves IT the proceedings of his neon
he III taxing Tie Coinpssses from the Surveyors q l;e
II ne Promised 10 have restored The obieci of ,l
Is, 'ie Prince, as stated by himself appears to ha
In oeen' 10 make such protest against The survey
ID Inc lands between the old and new Treaty. lines
oil would give the Indians strong claim on the q,
be neral Government for con pensa.ion for thai :,
ne OF country No further opposition 10 the surve
n, anticipated, and Of coarse we gresue no /, 90,
e WIZ oe Called out. .uaiedgeuilie Rec.
Tomorrow, fue.d,J ...e h, the Legislature
IS New York proceeds 10 the choice of a SENATOR !
ne Congress, TO serve Tor six years from In. Al,
~ March next The re-eleciian c Mr.. Van I,n,e
Is not doubted The two Houses of The Isgisi.
e. lures OF Maine and Massachusetts contiaued
oil disagree at The last accounts, consequently /,
choice OF Senators had been made. Bon ~,
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