Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19


of Messrs. sprague. Frslinghuysen,
BuFnet and Livingston. as new mem
bers. Such men will DO bnnor to tha
senate and nation IN. H. Herald.
MAINE NORTH CAROLINA
John Holmes, 1858 James Hede8, 1881
Psleg sprsgue, 1885 John Brtaaca, 1855
NEW HkmpsHIRE souTH CAaeLIsA,
Leu Woodbury., 1881 Wiltam Ssifh, 1891
Samuel Bell, 1855 Robert Hayne, 1885
MASSACHUSETTS,. GEORGIA
Daniel Webster, 1895 John M. Berrten 1881
Ssthsnn Silsbee, 1885 George IA Irsup, 1885
hHopB ISLAND. KEsrUoKr.
Asher Robbins, 1898 John Rspas., 1881
N. X knight, 1885 George M Btu, 1885
CoNNxcTtcUT ffSsEssEE
CALVIN Wiley, 1881 jain III Eaton. 1888
Samuel A. Feot, 1888 High l. WaRe, 1855
VERMear, ONO.
Dudley Chase, 1881 Jacob Bur,ei, 1891
Horatio Sevmonr,i85S Benz. Rugsi-s. 1888
Nav York LeuTsi ANA.
.Fdthas Sanford. 1891 J. s. Johnson, 1884
CHS E Dudley, 1888 Ed Liringsson, IssS
NEW JERsrY INDIANA.
.sf.kIon Dscke' son, 1883 VIM Hendricks 1881
L. F.eiieghuy sen, 1885 James Noble, 1883
Delaware 4 MIssIssiPrE.
Louis III Lane, 1899 Pe1chutfan Eta, 1898
John Clayton, 1855 Thee II Reed, 1885
PEFNsYLvANrA. iLLISoTs.
William Marks, 1881 | Elias H. Rane, 1854
Isa &c Brnaed. 1888 john .sf'La,E, 1885
MARYLAND ALABAMA.
EzekI Chambers, 1851 John ~ ktaby 1851
Samuel Smith 1883 W.iiam II RHly, 1885
VIRGINIA. MIssoUu.
John Jesr, 1883 David BARTON, 1881
Il ~. Iaze7ueR, 1885 2sos. IL Benioa. lass
Removal of the Indians Attach
ed 10 The report made to the House Of
Representatives OF the Uuited Sisses,
ty nir. Nj Lean, chairman of ,be ccm-
fnitiee on ludiaa affairs. is fepett
& ON the Rev lsaac M Coy, giving al
aceount OF his excursions inso What
may now properly be csiIed The In
dian country, accompanied by depu,a-
lions from the Choclaws, The Chero.
KEGS, Greeks, and Chickasaws, Tor the
purpose Of reconclhug the remnants OF
those tribes DOW resident East Of the
Mississippi, TO the necessity which
compeis their re mosal. II is plsie from
all The facts developed, that the lodi.
ans must yield That whatever may
be their interests, their attachments. or
their wishes. they uu-f recede si'll iur-
Their westward Or censsnt to q speedy
extinction Of their rsce. Bemvoaence
and humanity have long resisted IN
vsin this last, ss il is now caiieds IN.
frings mens Upon the Indians birth
right The same Recessil, " h'sh he's
doomed the Indian TO akanuoH his
eoon,ry, conpeis IL ~ las. 10 ysld up
his couse, and 10 dIspalt of even seeing
either mercy or justice influence 'udi-
vlduals OF The gesernp'etas 81 their
treatment OF a race scattered ara
peaied" belize The exteinatst,g IA
pacity oftheir " hue brethrea Bu' We
yield with shame and contusioG. icr
our country, when no better reason
can be fond for driving them iFem
THEN possessions. then that Their proper.
" and their lives cannot be projected
where they now are. Then let shem
go; and may be, before the trespassiDg
| foot OF the white man shall have inFs-
de6 their new abode. or "svaflce shsM
have counted their acres" The gradual
decay to hich they seem doomed,
will have completed their dessny'
their council fires will have become
extinguished and their last cry NIX
lng faint and feeble will be lost upen
their sterile plains iong long before x
can reachthe ear OF those who now
sympathiZe and demonstrate IN VAIN -
" Y Hera aid.
We find the following paragraph "a
the Savannah Republican Of the 50 INST
1T is strongly suspected that the lwo
| individuals " ho arrived at this poEi In
The Kingston, frem Liverpool, and "pc
| came on be- ard from the Welsh csasA
with only travelling bags Of clothing sfs
he Identical iugi,,yes stephensoh' SEC
Lloyd whose alleged fraud has sx6he9
20 uoch constei nation in the monisa
Grid OF London, The description CIV
n OF The former, which we publish To-
isy exactly corresponds with the sp
earaLce Of the persoa alluded to.-sbo