Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11
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ca IN ire consideration of the question of Mr. Leirbs
e"S""'' 10 represent the county of Hcnrico he be.
ing a resident of the city Of Richmond The reader
Is aware that the question of gblity was raised bv
Mr WIN. B. mberlayne, in a memnr ui >. tho
House OF Delegates Having the leave of the House
Ar Chamb' riayne yesterday appeared at its bsr i,
support OF his memorial, and add ssc the House ,
more than an honr and was answered by Mr. r;rh :,
SsPeecn Oh nearly two hours duration, of high inpc.
nny and acumen, and IN its close, of great eloquence
When he concluded, the House on motion of Mr.
Jackson, adjourned, without a vote.
BY tomorrow, the public will probably know tho
Tate OF question: which hereabout at least, cxci,es
very great interest Thus its close it would be
impertnent to speculate about the result.
GEORGIA AND THE lNptAns-We find the follow
iHe reflections the relations of Genrg,o md Tho
Cherokrcs, in tic Mil'rdgcville Journal Of jan. LIST,
We have alr"ady expressed our deep regret. A. the
appeal 10 he Federal Judiciary advised by ,hc conn
sci of tn" Ind ans, and at tho disposition manifested
IN various quarters by 'he opponents Of the Admins
ration To make tho removal OF the Indians beyond
he Mississippi. 4 party question II this Admlo,s "a
ton mas 'oc dcspis"s lis mpotenc, anhnr. H.
mligri'y. dis,rusts lis members or IT'S motives
more profoundly more sincerely than ,vc Il, ~.
have never had he pleasure Of meeting the I'm,
parry feeling shall never carry us to the oor.h r
putting in jr,p rdy the ueace and in,errj,v of tho
Union to accom- niish anl purpose however mporton,
and desirable short IN It's consequence Of that peoce
ana int"grty--and what object possibly be half
so vital and essential TO the happiness Of the peope If
the Uni'ed Stnt"s' Msrulc. and it's effects NAV no
repared-'he dlscredlt of bong governed bv n man
t"" ignordnt W have formed any system { no ticYl
conduc', or so weak permit that system ,o no
controlled br every urgent circumstance or every
counsellor, who tor lie time being, has obtained nm
ascendant over his rn"nlightenrd and wavern, mind
may b. survived--but the Union once dissolved can
never be Reunited, and its peace once disturbed no
man can say when war will end and in VIVA, state nj
thnCo II will terminate A." the nvaua bic bes.incs
OF Union and Peace 10 be haza -d"d fp- tribe or In
dams: Or for all the Indians in North America,
w AZ the question of eXtirparon instead of tho
exchange Of gnnd country for another tho altar
uative ought to be preferred to the dissolution Of tho
American Union. in which all mankind have stake
9'he question IS one of great and paramount s,nte
n"eessy-weiQhod against which, tho faith of Indion
tho abstract rights of lndians and even ber
very existence, ought not to weigh feather 1.-THE
Cherokees remain in Gcorgu. or if the United Satas
attempt 10 sustain them in their iph' 20 do so :, is
plain that Grill the worst sort Of war is no
con7rGu nee And Ia any true American Willing IN
incur this consequence, in preference to compelling
The Indians tn exchange countries-an ~ychongo
which all experience demonstrates must be FOR their
benefit by removing them from the inciosura of cvil
cation, where thoy have invariably lanruishad de,eri
Grated, and finally sunk into the most loalhsonna de-
gradariona
Suppose the injunction to be applied for. is granted
nv tho
not respected as we certainly believe !, will not be-
the honor and dignity of the Government will impose
upon it the necessity of coerci = submission The
sword will be drawn on both sides, and when will
be shcathed: Or if tn" Government abstain from on
forcing the resisted mandate of it's Supreme Judiciary
by arms in what attitude Wi it standi In one no,
less fatal to lis continuance, than the her aiorno-
tive. Il will have afforded the second instance ,rbo
ing bull'ed BY Georgia, with impunity The ne'ifica
ton viii have gone forth every State ofthe Union
that it7 nu' hory IS at an end-hni may be ntim-
dated by any and every Sac-,hat TO carrv INV min,
whasoover the weakest State in The Union. has only
10 assum" menncing attitude. To this dilemma orc
things brought, or rather about to DO brought BIZ the
application for an inunction course which, he who
| ADVISED, Is an enemy 10 bis county
From he .WiiedgcrU Journal.
J. JUN INDlNN, PFFAlRS nr" rnpldv approach
ing crisls-I'ha reader will remember The resolu
tons adopted IN cons"qronc" "f IN" ci alton s,-vrJ
upoa tho Governor published m our last nanor
/ In Obedience the last o. them an express VS. die
patched 10 Hall county NJ ~ clock IN tho niph, oC
thor p17'ag". reached tho shcr' on 'ho dav a.
pointed for tho execution Of Tnssel5 Ebn Tart The
Sher u Of Hall county. had been served with Gin
ton from N" Suprcm" Cour Of the Uuicd S ,ips
which !Io had determine 20 Disregard cven # he had
received no Instructions from the S ate authority 49,
/ Tnss"ls was hung pursuant 10 hi sentence
\ During tn" pas week The Governor received the
following l"t'er by special messenger
Uend of(oosq, Cherokes .Vaijon
Dc"cmbcr 2Olh 1890. {
To las Exccencv GEouGE n GuMER
GpUeSnor Of The Sinie Of Georrin
II Sfn-You viii plcnsp 20 take notice that IN Sat
nrdav th" fifth day ~ March next. a. the CIV of
Washington, in The District Of Columbia The Chez,
kee Nation will, by their Counsel, move thr ST.
promo Court Of tho United States which j. exnec'cd
TO be then an1 there in session for INJUNCTION to
restrain tn" STATE Of Georgia, thu Governor Attor-
noy General Judros Justices Of the Peace Shcr-
ifs D"nuiv Sheriff. Constabies g. all tho other