Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-08


Attorney in siya " elOqu-,cs ah,ei, drew s,
bursts of applause M.no TO ,o.,re, a.. ,h, 60 i
' ni""i fq rs TOO h"'y "a to hese- but we
s"tJ'ni the closing Ia, agra ir- - "
"y Tie s'e'n nature OF rvvy treaty, nv ,,r
s aI'irihy,-hy the tender .eenIecions of ances-
' ~o sought Iesi,s place ths coat<rt from
me Oppression" OF onjs, ard arbitrary governnrn-by the
u,uisd ioy Of Washington the Father Of his souny who
wt ms ~!Is patIts. ie infancy Of our oatDusI
nru gave delbcate suces To lie rel me-. NJ
ue forest that e general government, should snd 10 them
y P"sna care ana ibst the royern
me' with The Indians should he kmrsI f6ed a,co,d,n.
, ~, Of noe OF the PareI1y regard the epu,a
nave ratified documents Of precisely the same eh.,as,
s 70 DE naiopai treaties but now threatened cancel
es ny That sympathy with tire weak and dsf-,,cee. which
spontaneously Every generous aonoral od NV
Una, which evsp upright legislator will tel a, ,.
susco 81 measures, that upon fIce and disr.
CARO- me claims Of ju.tceby t- of ncurrnp re- .cb
mo" 'ne wise and good in remote countries distant ages
anu above all, by the apprehension Divine
winch VIII ITO, fail to punish aai,on that unindiu of il,
measurements by motive. Of temporary interest and
marrow vcy disregard the cries OF and the
es 81 The helIessby all these cvnsier alton. your me-
'rea' ycur honorable body 10 iueose
& nom such injustice aud oppression, hardly
N" OF accomplishing their ruin and opp,our,,
aud perpetual shame opan country. ,... -
Inc annan having snnourcri TINT the meeting wa.
open m luther discussion, VI e. Patterson Esn ,.
mncls.s dt the Mnorial IN animated address. and wa.
oowen 10y Hiram ketchu. Esq Who acquitted himself With
equal honor All these speeches goor to be lost and
eh oui phihe benefit of the public. But we find tina, we
cannot q" e justice and therefore disposed To o, them
nonsi that the Memorial jn.t read he signed by the baa
ana Sec'eare;. and transmitted both Houses Consrsss
Iesoipea, That II he recommended fellow citizens in
eh paris al the souniTy petition Congress behalf OF
we Cherukee and other southern tribes Of the Indians thu,
they may e sustained the udisiubed enjoyn,nnt of the,
national aud social rights and tie good faith OF I'M,
nation may lie preserved =
From the Cherokee Phaair.
Ha"age Jfcshhss Three erupIions lately heen
III the MARION by pasies OF whites Georgia heh we will
uehiidie savage hosn'es After alarm. have
Deef gwen ~ Indian hoslites and Indian rs what vii the
pubic think oi The following for the which stand
Peuged y party OF white men eight nunber well armed
WIN Y''s, ~ the dead OF the night since cam.
INTO issoweT aud orcby entering house. Kidnapped three
negroes TWO oi whom Free aud their escape into
Georgia Another party also well armed came over a. ar,e,
thirteen Cherokee Indians for Furnishing notorious thief
We refer our readers the letter George Saunde and
Tue aiaaI OF Tie hiei, pobi'si-c last same
tame anoief party iTon HabeI,ham County, fifteen i'm number
we believe, entered another part OF the nation wit, hostile in
euiious
erkns hog and robbng the Indians and donp other
n'teIahe acts of the Ch-rokees signs of
lance, and demanded OF the INVADERS they should
make remuneration ioi the hog they had killed other
mischief they had done They being disposed To accede
10 this very reasonable demand the CbeTukees forcy took
1ne OF their e,safcr which escaped into Georgia
d starr 81 have warrants who
nave hid the hauhood w stop the, prre, ehugs
Il was owing TO the absence of the editor The above fact.
we're not last week communicated public We NOW make
hem known without comment;