Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

We have ia tue United States about sao 0oO Indians.
about 7o.Ooe Of whom, It is proposed 10 advance at
once into this state Of exalted privileges The coun-
try on which II Is proposed TO settle these iinmedi-
believed TO be unexceptionsbe n extent and soil.
sSubry. Our information Is derived from actual sur.
veys which have been made OF it.
Were the Indians present, we would address them
thus
Brothers We doubt not your sincere attachment
to the country in which you live Some Of ye believe
you have sovereign right over all within the limits de-
sgna'ed tor your occupancy And suppose there was
no dispute on this point, would you nger and die on
merely Tor that reason' DO you no, the degrading
nature OF The relation in which you stand 10 the whites
10 you not teel how perishing is 10 you! Are you
not aliens even worse, though living in the heart
oil the country, Has not this anomalous rotation dss-
troycd hundreds Of thousands Of your race; and unpeo
pied whole states OF those OF whom you descended?
no you expect that you can escape snilar destruc
ton-unlcss you fly from the causes which have here
toore proved faaR Do you no, look in u,tor hope
essness OH the destiny Of your children,
Brothers Whether is it wise in you thus 70 linCer
out c'ate, and impoverished, and dishcart xs-
aud die your he have died and leave the
destiny to your chi dr~p; leave your country and
the bones Of your fathers (Which cnnne. benent YOU
stay where they arc rs long as you may and go to
one where Of those petsing influenee. will le
permitted TO exist; and whereu you and your poste
ry shall be enaiied all that i, valuable in
all that is exalted in privileges and all that is refined
in happiness,
Bro'hers:-Be not deludcd,-n think US your enc
my because we seek to advance your happiness. Lis
:
ton, and mournsd over il. Listen 10 ue, and be advis.
ed Yield up your prcjudices Try US this oncc.-
10 not drust our obect,-it is your welfare only,
Bnt tue: are not present anil our voice Is not heard
or 1t it were. the counsel conveys especially in the
moment OF excitement that prevails now, might be lost
bu X rs pleasant 10 know that we have dono duty
MA consciousness, gentlemen, must, on an occasion,
IKE the present, be extremely grateful to you. Ne
nave witnessed your soliciiudc TO save these bapcss
people; we havo seen, and do highly appreciate your
.aoor'. we know your motive and pronounce il pure
Like men Jealous for the attainment oil great object
YOU have risen above the influence of political and
'aan iecing and approaching the importance of the
work 10 be accomplished; and seeing IL involves human
happiness and human life. you have given the invita-
'on TO oil to unite with in saving these people. You
Sec anu Wny that the experiments OF the past will
10 10 be further relied on and Won have adopted the
only remaining alternative. You have thought oil oil
.his matter and examined il with your accustomed
ercies oi thought and action Your conclusion il, that
unos' the Indians can he prevailed 10 remove and
place themselves under the rcdrcmng influences which
you you are ro"dy IN their behalf 10 see faithfully applied
thcY must perish. This conclusion has brought YOU
together in the adcur OF friendship and with the hone
OF Christians; and you have associated and now stand
pledged to the world and heaven 10 exert your hes
energies Tor ths " emigration, preservation, and i'm
provement OF the Indians" We wish YOU, in work
20 noble and over which mercy will delight 10 preside
anu on which you may with much confidence i'm
Pore the blessing ofheavcn the abundant success
,s R, sH Reg assd TO b mod. seu.e-a tribes
permanent home Of TIC Nep Yr, Northern Idaas
THE ADMINISTRATION
desperate ami reckless opposition TO the present
chiet magistrate and HE administra
temporaneously with his election; and what il wanted in
numbers has endeavored TO supply with the violence
o o., unmeasured denuncation. Whoutwang to know
me pocy or the measures of the administration 'war
was declared on the threshold" which has increased in
acrimony as it waned towards despair. Who let us
ask constitute this party' Not the peopls for they are
every where tranquil looking witt, comuIaeepcv ON
me WORK oil their own creation, and enjoying that
pose SO much to he coveted, alter the of the
llatto k,aar1
'ers little to those against whom war is waged, who
compose this band of ma-contens Yet, not withstand.
ing, we viii describe them, that every counterf NAV
he detected and every imposition exposed. They nre
those who bgured during the late election at the
OF vena presssshose who suborned these presses for
their own aggrandz. ment-those who virtually advo.
cate frauds upon the governmentthose who have dar.
ingly practised them-and those who have been. nv
timely remov ais debarred lie opportunity of using Off
ea' stations ior corrupt and 'ishones, purpose Those
are the persons who compose this party, whose denim
Citations are heard and these only Itis not in ,be no
er OF such compound to in,imdae by their threats or
to deceive by their false alarms They have never be
ionge6 TO the people, and cannot now claim utilization
Their overt ncs have given them characters as fatal
that which made Cain eSecratej and which no Iistra
ton can purify IL not the complaints OF Watk g.
fi'lehrown Hay & Co. those who shed for them
crocois tears. that tarn.h the glory that
our Chief Magistrate has for himself or impair
that confidence which the people have in the man Of
their choice. II is not the ambitions demaqop,e who
has liked his aim on honors highest scat, and would
reach through war, pcsiileneo and famine " that will
peals No, none Of these, however iomd the thupders
oil their opposition. will shake tho steadfst hold Of the
people, or convince them that their government il not
safe with those in whose bands they have placed lit
Since the present administration came into power
where has voice Of discomfort been heard that could
not he traced to the ranks Of tho primitive opposi,ion
where is the man that has aposiaze from his standard,
Where is the evidence that those who belonged 10 the
triumphant majority Of 1929 with their armor on
70 consunmate the advantages of that victory? Where
mas any portion OF the press been lost that originally
belonged to the popular party! In word where il
me evidence That the people satisfied and con-
hiding! We challenge the puissant fathers of the fac
ion for The proof No. the discomfort Of peopie can
never be cqnivocalit has the power of uiouity and
the force OF the storm; faction MOI
that power, than mad mans stamp tho convusop,
OF an earthquake Then away with this idle camor IL
IL as impocnt and harmless tho ravng. an incarce
ra'ed mailman more auspcious dawn has never
hcnncd upon any administration than the present and
so will it continue TO tho end. IE s. Tel
MIR JOHN JACKSON AGAIN.
, 1hi' gentlemen has done the honor TO notice u.s.
through the Journal of this morning He says:
INF Editor think can this caunnao, of tho Toll
csrnh OF three pae ehool his own noub by ono,
eg ms 9yA language In his paper Of tho 10Th
orc Individual for office and although
sustained by undoubo qualifications aad
dhton Of OF uo FIRST country tho n3ivdua r
conmondod by them for subordinate Office ms NOT bosn
Cd IL proper that should soy, such 5oiy ms tn Con
i1 Committee exists upon suraon of tho PyesIon ,hoi,
duiios censdtc gopeen Composed tho Committee ban
TOO much soescct to forfeit their claims upon public con6snco
BY any act which may justify bolcf that to sonop, Of ,
,oot Of tho 2 inst, IL the following. 1Thoy ho said fom;,,.
od no meeting nor havo they done any oct such since
mat n0 it MaTch II Is also untrue ihnt COMMITTEE or lie
members havo consulted advised the appoinnen or 70
cn o any snppoentior oce Ia horo contrad
rceoonded QUO Individual OF having done t. Too ne
% oce nG q,n March ani docs no not ioo in making