Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

r-ss ii s'le sovereignty vi any S't.e'
mon all aao NAV be within the hunts OF any
,,,e. thcy sill prepare themselves to ao'de "e
&c sr.b new relations without any hope
-at he va. interfere.
:. pnt assure them at the same time that such
..,vsT as the laws give him for their protection.
.b,ll no executed for their benefit, and this w:ls
not fail 70 be exercised in keeFns out lntruasfs;
royoGd this he cannot go; 1t l. important ''i'
ere should be no misunderstanding OF, oi,e suo-
;.,t. Intruders will be kept OF, but the states
viii not be interered with. BY the Freaiueht' IN
exercising their laws over then sLch 'hereto'e'
~ will be satisfied TO remain under these o'.'e
.,,,s will. If thew choose. 10 remain, others VINO
orelar torem0ye can do 50; aud these VIII De sup
nprted by the Government IN their removal iree
If any EXPENSE 90 them, and have iali ana just
yalue paid for such Improvements 10 Vley may
l.lye. that add real value to the soil, ana maih-
mined forone year after their arrival IN she Nes'
by which time they will have prepared by opening
farms. and otherwise, for TIE support oi tnem-
.elyes and families; you can tnrther say 10 mem
r,b.y are disposed to treat with the General 60
,cynmerl. tia; liberal terms Will be extended 10
,,,r1 their limits beyond the Mississippi shall DC
, ,rvrd. and all things done 10. their protection
and guidance and Improvement, when inc IRE
.,Isnt NAV have power to do; their hunts IN the
West ,hall be surveyed, and marked 50 as 10
avoid anv difficulty arising out OF confusion 81
Ines between them and nel9hhorlng trlOes' Tic
ia, directed u suspension tor the present OF en-
rolling and emigrdting business, and SAYS, e" ne
suspension ri present operations, Is Designer 10
aillrd the Cheru&ees an opportunity 70 pohuereh
their present situation and to deliberate calmly
s,t,t Whit /, best for them 20 DO. The Presl-
4 l. l l.. n.
drive them; he feels for them a. a Father ieels
i0r his children. and Is deeply SohcIorS Tor their
vellare' The President wishes the CncroNces
10 te fully informed upon al points connected
Win their pending and future relations; he VIII
not deceive them; and he wishes That no misut-
Outstanding shOuld exist. a between them anu
YOU =. II they STAY il viii BE- 81 hclr own Tree
T!il: Il thew remove ii will be Ut their own Tree
will also; there will be employed no force. any
ray bst the force of reason and parental counsel,
unless il snail be TO protect them n removing.
lie also directs ne. that when the Chr"okecs
.NaIl have finally determined what coarse they
si!i pursue 10 inform the Department OF which
you viii be 80 gOnd a. toap3riSe NE 50 soon as
ch determination /, agreed Ua--He also states
Co me that the President and Secretary of War
,iN probably be at Nashville by theiI3th or 5Gth
If July next aOd says, IF the Chiefs or princi-
pal men Of the Ratioa desire 70 see the President
up10 the important natter which concern them,
n. viii gladly SEE them, aud frankly and parent
aiiy communicate WIKI them. IN person there
INT ii tbey cannot 90 wiling WAND prepared with
fiH ,acs's b make Trea,y fpr removal, 1t will
nof De necessary for theta t. 90 since in that way
only, eau he assist them, pr note their welfare,
AMI establish their future prosperity 1t the