Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

esns by many OF her sister States con . Of whom
Orange - the ter my bsl are her rslsut-
ass ssv'ier'. Ihahs Gid no, in this sep transcend
her gone turons power hes bsen asserted by he Pre-
I'D ut OF b, United States, end virtually by Congress
aud the Supreme Court 10 ius,ise 10 orsa Il shoule
bs remembered hat she f,tbore 10 ex.ree the power
under eopsiderauon. TN n after the head men OF the
Ch.rcks. ma ion bad dew sed, agreed Jpn. and pro
mu'gated eFo'sr spi pefmaneu, form Il govsrpDep
Of their own, i.'ns, ron and odspente @, too So
vssrms,t OF the Safe. 10 N aspec' Il affNss, Il wac
20, 10 b, expected ba Georgia my other ,ovsIo
STATE. would 'sn,'n en, snd mae i've. and p.rni
wi,bio her own mite. ard upon her own territory,
,h'eo sePa's'e independent and ineon ,ent govern-
menti 10 .xs, To prevent sueh a Sae OF thing,
s1e sk'sncsd her own laws over that portion Of hs
Cher -kse tonury within her ini,', sspd sbr,ga,.
I'D the Ca,rak.e law. snd torn, Of soverpmcn'.-
Amocss' other thing. the law. Of The Ss'e provided
that oil wbi persons, (wb. her sitis .ps eii
persons con'ius on oh'r State who sb rld be found
OF The STATE on o. after ocular day Designated 10
tho az. should take sne sub an Ca 10 .uppor,
the coo,tuion aud i.w'ef'h tho ate Of Georgia, or be
held ard considered sul tf high dsmsaror cub
ieet to indictment IN rotor on conviction 10 BE- pun
soed a. 'heIe'n spseif ID Wesn Tho day mso,ionsd
10 ,hc act arrived msny wbi persons were found
ny took and sub,sribsd the required; tut frw
absolutely refused 10 do her, spd smanx aud al III.
head Of these wsrs the Missionaries. They then
respectfully pohhsd by Tho horiies Of the Safe o.
he Prov'sions OF he law. ard urged 10 a eomp nee
with them. bu they utterly and peseDp lily refused
ther arsn wa the psse~afy ard inevi'sbis cease =
quepcs. They were how: YER H.ahsrged from their
ar Arrest, Up)u hs ground ,akea by the n,elves
hey were az. mis- Of The general government Tnis
was ooiequtn ~ Asecs aimed not TO be ,bs fac, and
tney w-'s tg 10 respectfully not q d by The au hor-
h-. o. trEis that their eonioued red. c. wa. up
authorized aud iileks'. IN ibry shoud hav desired
a'onso'e line viii 10 witch to remove. or II they
enose 70 reman, they could do by ,aii z aud suS-
ser'biug III rqn.ts oat, THY ,saln brased
The sutS,ri'ie' AID laws Il tbs STATE .oek 10
,hsm elves The r'sh' % beside us.n Tho cen,
| iu'onai power Of TO Safe TO pa.s Tho Law in qnes
ten. aud made known q er de'eiminatop 10 di..e
Sara lite provision. was not to have been txueSed
ina. ,Svereign and in 'sprnisn, State would have
suffered her'eif be brow-bA-t by low men the
'hsy were IN holy ordeis The ale 40 ,bus seJ
70 the alternative Of Il her permiins her W, 70 be
voia cd WIN mI uoi'y, or 10 csuss he ais ries to
o. ascend time tres'sd Ths latter aouiss wa. pou p,
" pursued, 'be mis- weIe Iot cu,y crested
ou indicted tried cen, ic'ed and 'sneneed 10 duo 10
CLAW. A.d 10 III. " tow tenlr,ly the 6 alta wa, ai
po' 10 aet owetds iho5e ui's udtd and un ottup tp
me"' and how regariu she Of the rights Others,
NO VIII In eonc'us on safe tba, altar hose REQ had
arrived at he Psniien,iry OF he ate az COT yi.s and
os'o'e their commitment, tho Governor Of he S 81.
t'ndrr'd TO each one IN aud ANIL pardon on con
ton OF AN assurance :hai hey would in tho way no.
ssreesois 70 Themselves oh the laws OF the STATE
One ct The mi'sonari,s (Mr Troy and eisbt oh a,
nen Lot mi.'ionarie', pronP y sscepeJ the psrjo
oo, me o'her two, Mts"s Buhr aud Worcester
mno aimed their &C gina, gro I'd, Iha, tn, had n,
tish 10 Pa's the law by which Sey were about 10 h,
| pa he'd ard = c'ed IA, phtacn
We nov beg the favor Of you 10 publish In your pa.
per IN connexon with the foregoing the in in.
savannah paper, herewith inclosed and marked We
also request you procure republsh in your
the correspondence between the Governor of Georgia
and the Missionaries; the letter Of the Governor TO the
Kew JOS Howard twoleuers from the latter gentleman
upon the same subject The documents referred to NAV
be found In the Georgia Journal or Macou Advertiser
OF the early part Of last month.
when those documents shall have been consulted and
when the facts which they shall develope shall have
been made public think can believe that the
Missionaries have paid that regard to tho laws of the
land, and 10 msgsracles which is most plainly enoined
upon them by the Holy Scriptures of which they pro.
less to be tho heralds. They utterly deceive them.
evss-they are not martyrs 10 the cross Of Christ bu
they are martyrs 10 their folly and stubbcrnsss
II were necessary to the defence OF the State We an
prehend there would be but little difficulty I'm establish
ing further important fact, witt that these Mss,na
res mad been most active and mschievous agents in
excitng the Indians TO of hostility TO tho mild
and phiianhopc policy of the General Government to-
"aia hat unfortunate people, and in endering tho
most unrtendiy feelings towards Georg aId her cti
zens But we fo bear 10 insist upon this for the
and content ourselves with the foregoing statement OF
acs by which it will appear manifest, that unless the
missionaries were clothed with power to resist the
State oil Georgia, aud nullfy her legislative aci. the
reproba ion OF an enlightened community must fall on
Them and not tho State whose sovereignty thew
denied aad whose authority they have condemned and
uehea ELI :. SHORTER
SEABORN JONES