Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18
PRESbDEN MESSAGE-No 2.
(2ND) RELATION To the InpIAS,


In more pow.r'ui views upon this subject; or In uor-
eloquent descriptions When i,s s.xumen's ars &c
longer svang; when the dsstiu.s Il the red an sha
he fothiled the beauties OF thu. np ,son vii rr,ha
by pr, serve tnn oblivoa. I, may come 70 b. sem,
Iaed tom lie conext. incorporated into Elegant
Extracts. recitsd hs Sch and suaisd in f,r
discussion o.
The Message announces TO Congress. that tw, in.
PortAnt tihe. have accepted the provision made for
their r.movai AZ he lat -.-scr Of Canyr-. and IL 1.
eeeced fhI their Example tcil ndtsee the
tribes also. to seek The some 05vioms
The P's-'d- jus W that "rhe
OF speedy removal wi, be ipo. the u. A'es
70 tndye.u. Siaes, aud TO the Iniian. ihesrives"-
II would strengthen n drtsncrs OIL the Univ. stern
frontier would rreve the S,aes from en- alnos use.
less population sohs'"ns VA thir place mass Of &C
i've ami civii'z ID q IL ns-and enable h-m 10 nus.
their Communicative without any impedimsot-I
would preserve the lLdisns thensslv,s from rapid
annihilatiSn'of their race.
But never has msre desperate Opnosjiioo d;.n,,u
cd tseI than has been exsttei asains, hi,
All sorts Of parties have b-en united. and n.
sAtciso political ssl aud misplaced philanthropy
have been seen acting together, to defeat the
aud misl ad the people The toesu has beou rounded
10 all directions. The cry Of persecution has been
raised in bedsl, ut ihs por laisas." VIII, arc a
bout To be driven forth from the graves Of their
fshers Missionary ia Boston, assuming the xsrb OF
William Penn. Is attempting. hike another Ps,er, 10
rsi-c another Cru.ade IN bebst Of the vola'sd altar
ne has txhorted all ciisses OF 10 di.patch thsr
reRonstraoree TO Washington - II has called upon thu
members OF Congress the bill Of tn. last SIS.
,ion. aud upon the Muis,-r, OF Religion to thunder
peal has been exhausted False principles have bs.n
Produced: add ials- feelings have been invoked.
And what specie. OF p'inrip. orbids the U State.
10 persuade the tn ans 10 emiSras beyond the Ar,is
sipPi-or the States 20 extend their jui.dction over
them, IL they continue within heir bordersi
Ii has been ssd, that hi. whus Continent wa. once
the property OF the red mtn-th he Ia, bc en- already
unJusIy driven tom tn ianfs Of his fsrefathers-,hs
the tew tribes which remain, are entitled to all m.
territory which they cisim--that they are sovereign
tribes having ryh to govern wee. aud thai II
gros sbusr OF power Tor the States % ex- nd the
jurisdiction aud lava th~n--tha the u St.,.. Ar.
bound by treaties to protect th-m aud thai they hav,
right to otb'd the ate Governments inter rius
with thcm The whol, srgumv Mt is iaIlacious
Doe- follow, Ina bscsuss this whole continent, was
once thi"iy spread over by rowing tribes o. S,vases
Tue loot oil tue whie man could lard upon il and
his hand was forbidden cultivate any portion of the
sotlf Was Ills inIhen's Continent created nv . v,.s
Providence, Tor he abod- OF lew thousands. when
could msin'aa tens an. hundred. o. millions OF men
men, noI doomed to be barharons guorau OF the .r,,
oi the scienc.s, Il true relgou-bu OF an ens bt.u.
e. e'v,iz-d AM Christian people Put a.ide al the
claims iron the Bulls d the Pop-or the rixh,s OF d,
eove'y and qies dos, il follow there il no her
claim TO pati e in tn 'rGits of the EEth labour
'he sweat CT ou' brow; the cons ersion Of VIVA, NAV
wen ne .partd by waudc ing race from the .uper r.
nuiiies OF nature the good OF the human rae ar.
claims, which the most mt iuIisr and the nv IT,
oce el 'he most civilized Ueons have uniformly re.
eogn'zedp be- Just N man will dispute ths riybt al
savage race TO so much OF the lsn thry eau ,ub
dueSut where il the foundation in reason ar iu.,;c
,of ,he enormous 81 in, which up ia be.
eamoursd so much upon thi suhJsct Is.ea TO tho any,
gesions OF one. VINO was so bily their poll a o A.
eir!-The following are sx'r4c,s from Mr. John DIN
ey Ausmss speech on e F-su' al .. the Prgrims OF
ID .. 22J, 1902
s o . %Sn n.S Sh. Ssy. .s.Sa;
nv case and n"ds soy I, Of hs asoriginal. in
tuey considered subject The Indian right of
sen stands with regard tho Of country upon
Cd hsbiatioos snsee or & suMSaod 1sld: their construct,
and wh.,ayer they had
OF hannan to the forest Of thousand miles which
"SbaiI Tic ordi, .av.se mol ~ onv ,; Ply
civilization himself but shall he oon,rnI ,s. snoy
OF a wor,ds -
=, r. "sa-Se o. M'' Monroe i' even mere explicit |:
i"e "uheT Ftfe can sAi' only IN 'he vast uncuI /.
.a'e" desaH. yi-id' 10 the NOR dense IN compact
IN, w" 2'eArr i'f"r ~ "iVi lied population and
o TtSnf 10 o"ght 10 yeid'J n the earth giuen to
onnd 20 sPPo'. the gT' dfest hummer Of tohich It
n.tJE a no "ioe or people hdce right to ruth
" 70, 'eu QUO" support ana eo"YoTf"f
h"' ~hi' says MIST ry tor nfe 'hah 800 years past
o"'' ~ EUROPE wricb mas P'an'ed colonies in
, 'cn u ro''to' large p" tons OF the terri
ny " W." own ose usH religion what IL NIGH.
wh-W'f Va hoirs or P'otI'ahts; Spain. Portugal
rance" G.-M bli'sn, they have planted colon - In
hmr'rd' me LATER ma on In particular, VII ch o,
.,n no ,''"'H'"on az u htr liberty, has
n'us ec'onie- ant whether they he the
- s" ry'nco". or ne hdv'n'urers Of jane
n' "11 "aW P"'"ei shhdr Prireiples. The
'', w." '" ' ,h'v'e'so nov ny arr'siinE ,h- sp-
" VI "a, a. ou' ny 'nS'birg out TIE mees AM
~" 49,. W ',e V'A' C'o'fs' ThPss char err
=, IL 49,. ''s"' ~ J'"ni""" " the very vergs
- ~ AZ" y" .ig"' ~ sou 10 all The terrific
~ VI" ms escsP'i'" ~ such portions were oecu
The same thing through all the mo,b.r .,,,
49,, Hp1, ah' ah 'hs N American Colonies Of G
tbs TN, 81 ;,s;.J;.,; ,y zen Drawn b'tweeD
and Of oeennSnc, &c ,h a"a sou On th- one hand