Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21
RICHMOND. TUESDAY. DECEMBER II.
THE STATES


GEoRGIA.-The "Indan Land BI" is still before
the Senate, by the last accounts The section Civ
iug to The Governor Inc discretion whence TO com
the y, has be stricken out in Commit tee
of the Whole The following Communicated f. ON the
Governor has been submit ed 10 The legislature:
"ExEcvIIvE DErAnTMEsr,l
FIom Information received from sources. believed
With" the limits of the Staten would be Essentially Sod S
S anss e hS tho giving o m its
SERVES il any treaty o, contract which hemay make with
Cherokee very widely separated from each other;
wo" and intelligence and by its nG SiSS%s
controls the tribe Most of those belong quail
DC o. OF our community provided
their lands. willing to remove with The
S a be ' eS sSU .s G'G .m lands d the
ue either 70 individuals to the United States They
% S if their S remains h 10 it, sSaSn IT, therefore
@ 0a T e ns S or to its
sS aS Of their pride
upon Their wealthy Chiefs and corrupted by the degrading vices
white men, Iii believed that this willingly
TO the county for the tribe by tho United States
sent of their principal men could DO obt ined.
simple title the lands which occupy Georgia. as the lands
placing Osthe the President p es%
which arc believed to DO most ecen in making treaty
,horng tho President, make foe simple Chero-
paying the State the Such ma
sure Is due to the Indians who understand the peculiar
them aid the President 10 his Efforts
win Ge Of acaalabo relieving i from
'Pom mo avail myself Of this occasion to suggest to the
Legislature the ezpcdcncy of interfering right of the
~ occupy Their territory as the policy best calculated
at ,an.S S 10 SS 6 ,ss S rom
Message relates 0p' GEORGE R. Sf M%ie !1'
"Errat Of letter from ne Secretary Of ar to his Ereeieney
GsOrgo II. Gitmer, dated
"DsrARI%HST WAL
The treaties recently made with the Indians clearly prove
roetyatons should and must be aimitted-6cfo Is no dcSI,y
ultimate he" acSoG SGf os be- s't%s G
tent for tho United states TO gran, reservations. they done
rokoes, when they come o treat. ~
ncaeaHSic benefit will away from mistaken psanihro
~ all cause Of complaint and nhons being deprived
heso auxes VIII the better DO able TO reflect
81 bog suggest Georgia should not sanction such ro
orvaons tho United States may proper To make upon
paying to Georgia reasonable price for the given
ments to be entered into with the Indians"
RESOLUTION has been adopted by the Senate, requir-
ing oil The voters 10 October next to express upon thf
tickets "Pebi'eutary" or "No Penentiary''-A Bill
has passed The III # apresenlsves apptopria ting
$4,000 annually to the University, and loanug IL 80
900 Tor tho purpose Of rebuilding the College Ed se
| replacing the instruments and Library recently de-
sroyet by hfe.A case has occurred Of some interest
IN the House. In an election Of Judge of the Ocmul
gee Circuit II was ascefianed that SONS member lad
putin four ballots. committee wasinms da, sly an
pointed TO Investigate the cIcnmstsnces, when al ef
short time VIM p. Hopkins forward confess that
10 ""s w P,So" WHO ndn Oeen gnHy ci ne inproprie
Ysnd that was Int nded "solrly Tor his amuse ment
anil without any intention cUrtupy TO change the re
suit OF the election "A motion was then made 10 ex.
pei him from the llonse-bu sftr discussion, he
House came TO res luton, (66 10 53) that notwilh.
standing The regret aad dsapprobaion they feel for
80 occurrence, hey se nevertheless disposed TO visw
the act Of said WIN. p. Hopkins, an act Of
y0nbful indisci elton than otherwise, unaccompansd
| by AZ cotfup, motive, which entities him 10 Lsgisla
tive 'ympaty and 'ba all liabilities Of either censute
hne pfimand, Or expulsion, consequent TO the com
mission OF raid act, bo rentved and the sad VIM. p
Hopkins be permitted, a. heretofore, 10 81 Joy Ill ths