Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-14

S'atcs we cannot concur-Asa whole, IL is OF the
most powerful State Papers we have scen-And
even most Of the opponents Of the Administration con.
cede to 1t tho warmest praise.
THE SIXTIES
Geo, gid-The Cherokee Land Bill has passed the
III. Of r. by vote Of 76 to 55, with aeral mod-
hcations SIN the shape has been adopted (says the
Medgevc Recorder it is left dscre iionary with the
to % s IN and 1 % led
acIc'; al under i reserved to the STATE the oo
included 10 me survey the Fortunate
sas occupancy l. ss
Of such 'ss s ~, The
or BY threat. or force attempt to dispossess them
. such improved is,: Tso district aee'ai
aud tho 81 linking ia ali
iol drle, .uyoyo The sectional Elected
s s:s day. relates to the passage of this BILL tho yea.
II is confidently expected that the bill will undergo
some amendments in the Senate.
S. Cdroiind.-in the III. of r. the Committee on
Federal Relations have made Report, entirely COM
posed Of verbatim extracts from Madisons Report and
gsiersons wrns'-and concluding with the following
Tia. the several act. of tho Congress.
Of domestic manufacturer are deliberate and high
ato which "S"r so Sn
. "S . .s1 o all hope Of
duty to in i. sovereign capacity for the
R.soloed having long submitted to the evil i,
doth no longer perceive ground
,snon Of the people Of @ State be
the ensuing session OF the Congress Of the United
81 for The taking into the said viola
The consideration of these resolutions had been post
Poned from Saturday to Wednesday-In the course Of
seoo%an who asked for .%s d he
sS ss % s S @ Ss%
snpiod MS mind (, for yssr- had public
and patriot ought to feel must have thought this
'S Nsa:e capable
S u. Ssun S Of with spirit
delay o was wished to thrust the subject upon
sen,cmen could resolutions and pro
sessySe oser observed that no was surprised that much
s side of the guao" for days he said
to mean one thing he understood them another thing
l Gds had BEEN s % sS
drawn @ h %, upon his words and doctrines had been
IT, added the Judge tho resolutions right
the blood But if they .hs right nn Com
ny man who wa, prepared main,an Ms
may %sIn any thing nothing at the win of the Levy
suspended these might hsy us on to
tiOn and bot that fight to commence nad.
carried nero ''0'0o' ana "0"'e' motion was
The following Report has been made bv The &c.
feet Committee on the Governors Message:
To committee. to whom referred the Gov
;% sIeconmenas an expression of opinion, the
dams within her limits and on the nnnop, % Nv , me IN
the Administrations report they regard the
Sn promote RON inc removal Of tho indisns to permanent situation
so5od nolcv % p as prompted oy humanty justice and
territorial imis~a right Existing y
@ a 9, ue Ssnera Geyernmen-neye yielded
intention OF your COMMITTEES TO he ~ rs @ nc
sh, supported or as.ailed They cannot entertain
ne ness OF any reasoning which leads tho
Georgia shall be enforced within her own % "a, inc laws
portion
maneny within her limits ''''"' '''''" P''
,onc If e h mnce could Justify or excuse such inter
stato one subject might he as iccessnv ooud pcy o.
There DO security any right the most Obvious and
important may be thus questioned or assaed In defending
the other states and the sns n0 and Liberties of