Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-17
Mr.HxA NDRIAs
~ MORNING, NOVEMBER II, 1928

n, State Legislatures are no" beginning TO
.,l. The las, Milledgevills papers con-
CO., F5asrrH's Message to the Legisia'
." ,csoaet,. Il is long document. and
.;.,,iv taken up, as it should be, with the
Of the Stare.-The Tariff could rot go
..w.,.,, withou; passing salute.
- ~. Gov. after referring to the Pro'iden'ial
whieh the state has experienced, takes
=, srbiec, Of the boundary lines between
r aud Alabama. In enforcing the rights
49,. avn State, the Gov. informs tina, both
,,,,,s remain in an unsettled state
The right of the cherokees to establish an in
-..ssr, Government within the territories OF
.,s;on State, is mkt discussed and denied;
heir expulsion would be unjust, he re-
,s,d, the extension Of all the laws Of the
$50. over The trac, Of country occupied by the
tees The Indians TO be subject as other
.,,o,, &c the operation Of those laws.-To Sc
!. D., 70 the Indians Immediately the enjoyment
: Ichil rights-ro grant TO each Indian Ia
u isl tA'''
-, ,ov living in the SAFE, while they CONT
49,, !, il, sufficisnt body of land for their
.,ororlable support, looking to the General
co,,rpmen: under Inc compact oil 1902, Tor the
ala. of,bs land thus granted, * for all rhe ex-
,,s,s ,h,, NAV be incurred by the Stale In The
.t,cu,ion Of the proposed enactments. he also
.,orm.rds that the operation OF this shoule
II nrospective-no, take effect until the Presi-
r,r, o, the y. States shall ascertain whether
.,.,s Indians choose TO remove FOR Just eqai-
,,L nj, or remain and be subject to the suthori-
~ Of the State. The Gov. next speaks OF the
pe,i,entiary System, and urges the attention
Of the Legislature 10 it, as well as to REVISION
FINE psnal laws, and an inquiry into the con"
ii,ion Of the judiciary. He presses the neces'
,i,y Of uniting in adopting general system Of
nrernal improvements Throughout, the State;
and gives an account Of the sales oil Indian
Snr;ny and Mcintosh Reserves. The Gov.
includes with remarking upon the injustice
I'D impolicy Of the present Tariff. On this
nbiecr he says:-ro meet the prescn' evil, and
,Eord some relief until the change OF pubic
opinion, now silently working, is complete, the
St ate taxes might be diminished; your advice
.hould be given to the people 10 exercise the
.,ricrrsr economy, TO use as few Of the ARTICLES
by those who are 10 be benefited
~ ,Le law OF 1928, as their necessities viii per.
nil; 10 substitute FOR the manufactures OF Eu-
one, and Of the Northern and Eastern States,
rlnula, lures of tAeir own households, 20 yary
and TO multiply their agricultural pursuits.-
ro.. al,icc, aided By yow errmph, will have
ne force Of law, be infinitely better observed,
and produce The h2ppiest Effects. Solemnly
D.o,yssin the Senate of the United States as
The Avs6-A of the General Gorernmcn, in which
he S 4,es are directly represented, against the
act, au1 drmard its repeal; demonstrate in the
S.rOngcs. 'a0s4ag2 wish those Sta'eS who have
heretofore supported, this wre;ched system,
which uses mlu as q mere machine, whose Ia
Tor i, 10 be objected in,o the most profitable
and convenient channrlS, by The superior intel
lisence Of government. |, is by these means,
and these alons, that the people can be tfftc,u-
Ally relieved, and The oppressive system rldi-
ally destroyed.