Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

permit this petty Tyrant to Sport with our
rights Secured to us by treaty and which by |
the law of nature we do posscss-and Sport |
with our feelings by publishing his ia,oleSs
,ty'rany exercised over helpless and unpro-
tscted Jemofc-if he does he thinks too mean |
ly OF our Patriotism and gallantry--were we
base enough TO Surrender our independent
rights Secured to us by the bravery and
blood of our fore fathers, we are unworthy
the name of frcen,en-and we view all RIGHTS
Secured to us by Solem treaty, under the
Constituted authority, rights Secured to us
by the blood of our fathers and which we
VIII never yield but with our lives--The in
dignation OF our Citizens are only restrained
by assurances that government so Soon us
they are notified OF this understandable insult,
added to the many injuries that Silas Dins-
more has heapcd upon our honest and unof-
ending Citizens, that he will be removed
Should we be deceived in this, be frank with
the Secretary of war, that we are free men.
and that we will Support the Supremacy OF
the laws, and that the wrath and indignation
Of our citizens will sweepc from the earth the
invader OF their legal rights and invoke ST.
las Dinsmore in the flames of his agency
house-we love order, and nothing but SUI
por: OF our legal and inalcnablc rights would
or could prompt us to do an act, that could
he construed as wearing the appearance OF
rashness-bnt Should not the Source OF the
evil be removed, our rights secured bv trea-
ltv rest Iored to our Citizcns-thc agent, and
the houses will be demolishcd-and when
government Is applied to, and often mott
tied oil the injuries hcapcd upon our Citizens
and they will adhere TO the agent who de-
lights IN treading under foot the rights OF the
Citizens, and eXuts in their tlistresscs-we
really hope that the evil will be cut off by the
root, by removal of the agent, should this
not be done VIC will have "A right fairly to con
Ciude that the administration winks ut the
agents conduct under the rose, n0tWiihStan-
ding the instructions OF tho Secretary In his
letter TO Mr.. Dlnsmorc of the esd of March
the right ut naturc nccurS-;,nd If redress is
not afforded, | would dcspSe the wretch
that would Sluniber in quiet one nigh, before
ne cut up by the roots the invader of his So
lcm rights, reguardlcss of conseuuences-
ict not the secretary of war believe that we
want more than Justice, but both from in
hianS ana mdan agents, we will enjoy the
nights secured to Us by SSolem treaty or we
VIII die nobly in their Support, we want but
bare iultilmcnt of the treaty-wc neither
under Stand the Tyrrany of the agent in o.
pen violation OF our rights Secured TO us by
the treaty-or- the Creek law, that takes
from the United States the right guaranteed
by treaty that the indians who commit muir
o"rs on our Citizens, shall be delivered IN
when demanded, to be tried by the laws of
the United States and punshed--the Greek
|azD says the CreehS zrW punish them, them
Sef0eS--1hIs innovation without the Consent
OF the constituted power of the government
beng first had our citizens do not understand
the information Of Colo Hawkins c. $. A.
sent tor tie Greeks and the information of
Gen James Robertson agent Of the Chicka
tn no
neither can we the citizens of Tennessee be-
heve without better proof that the hair Of
the head OF one of the murderurs of NauIcys
family and CrawicyS at the mouth of Duck
river are disturbed by tho creeks when wa
have proof that they have lately passed near
TO CasklskIa fifteen in number to Join the
Prophet-in this particular we want and do
expect themurderers delivered up arreeahIc
. to treaty-this is only Justice this we ask nf.
'jo|ernment-this we are entitled TO, and
1ilIS we must (SoonCr or later) and will have
This may be thought strong language
tut 1t is the language that frcemen when the
are only claiming a GuGImcnt of their rights
ought to use-it is a language that the oTuht
TO DC taught 10 lisp from their cradies-an:i
never when they are claiming rights from a
ny nation ever to abandoii-
Pardon the trouble | have given vou IN
thus long lotter-it relates TO the two Subjects
that has for some time iritated the prick
mind, and Is now ready to burst forth in ven
Eeancc----l am DR. sir with due reguard
fr mo OBJ Seryt
CHigned ANDREW JACKSON
90 certify iha!, some time The Month of auru,
as!, on my way from NatiiocIes passed the a.,
cF house IN he ChoCtaw Nation, with two servant.
aud ehqn"ed tor Siias D,psTnore The agent, yho ,ys
moi then a. home ] iarred for the SPACE of an han,
DT more and ~ pe's"n demanded passport Of me
t'eh projected on my journey, met MIR. Dirsrn,e
near the pigeon ioost, who asked for my as.yorf
"a tina! should have Gene though .yiihouJ c,,s
Eoid nm had been advised that il as NOT uecos,
aY as ne had been ADVISED by the Secretary of war
10 des'si ron stopping of property under the pefey,
''A heretofore o1ne, and that bad II in r,y row.,
N'uh"u' any Inconvenience. tn have procured = na9s-
!''' ""u oPeh dccn"d necessary. lie adtai,te1 he
''"er 70 oeiao property, under suspicious circum,,, ,
c"s but tlai he would not undertake. 10 discriminate
"id should under circumstances act as he had d' "
Utti. he pOweis, Uader 1ici ne acted uc,, 80 n