Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19
POLITICAL.


POLITICAL.
We perceive that the opposition p,es.c. are . attempt
ing purpose the belief upon the uniformed, that il is the
right al the General inrders from
the Georgia lands inhabited by the Cherokee Indians. a,
u ats right and duty TO them from the u. States
lands IN the possession Of the Greeks The United States
lands in Alabama. over which the President called
10 exercise ownership, ccSed TO the General Govern
nen hr- by Georgia and after ards by the Creeks and
II Is in virtue OF this right Of ownership that the Exccu
i've is su horzcd by the law OF 1907 expel the intr
ders from IT, hut the right which Georgia transferred TO
the United States her lands lying within the
m't' OF Alabama, she retained the Indian lands with
III her own State limits the State authorizes
IN Georgia are entitled 70 exert the power over the
lands within her limits. that the General Government
rives from Georgia. exert the Creek lands be yoni
her limits The whole OF the lands belonged the State
Of Georgia, BY virtue OF charter founded English dis.
eor"ry and conquest In transferring her right doin.
ION over part TO the Union, AMI seanng the
within her chartered iis. the disc is made be
tween the Cherokee and Creek IL is the duty of
Georgia TO remove nes from her lands in posse .sion
OF the Cherokee because the lands held ohe STATE
i. the duty OF the General Government TO remove in
trucr, from the Creek lands because the lands belong TO
the United States.
No persons are better acquainted with the real diff
ence between the tights OF the General Governm n, in
the Cherokee in the case OF the Creek.
than NfW York opposition Eitors who ,e~k 10 confound
them There large body Of Indian land in New York
held oil that State hy indians, with which the United
states authorities never crered TO inder s OF
protect the Indians in any way simply that
did not cede the lands TO the Onion The Government
asserted
OF New York lands, any does at tho present
the Indian lands by Georgia. ce.sion
TO The United Sta'es.-W. Globe
MR. BUCHANAN.
We find the lbcral remarks contained in the
we insert in print alone capable Of making them
Dwgh,'s Dolly Advertiser.
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Ghags ."a there will now DC %noe, for the
Ing Upon hi: wis .. c"s o,h'. moderate nco
we believe mat Mr. Rnehanan has leave TO return 10
his country, not "on UisH but to remain, having most
honorably for himself and beneically to the nation ac
comP'shed the object Of his mission abroad He has ne
gotiaed the treaty which he propose Russia
and has, learn with pleasure only advanced our
commercial interests with the extended and
power oil Europe, but has made the favorable
preston IN behalf OF countrymen generally at the
seat OF the Russian Empire. Under former admini.tra
ton', American Ministers would go and return from Eu-
rope like messengesas idle pagean,s sent abroad pay
visits Of ceremony aud leave our National Card a,
the palace OF soma potenate Outfits and salaries wcrc
expended IN keeping up this sort Of parade OF diplomacy
But TINS merely formal Intercourse has been changed into
business affair." and appears that the opponents Of the
present administration provoked the frequent return
oil Ministers with treaties securing millions in ndcmn
ties 10 our merchants or worth millions TO them open
ingn ew branches OF trade in removing nv
which they have been hitherto obstructed.
The vile insinuaon that Mr.. Buchanan's appontme mt
was "snug jo6 given TO "weary Of living upon his
Wits or some other moderate mpetence, of pie &c
which the systematic traducon of the press of the opo-
silion Mr. Buchanan has long been as one
OF the most eminent OF his proessio America and
asrecevs an earnest Off, in the which has
tao'i'hed him IN an independent fortune-V. Globe.
We informed tina, number OF Poles hs al tho close
oil the late contest with Russia, took refuge i'm Gacia
where they have been supported by the Austrian Covers
men, having expressed wish, in compliance with pro.
Posa oil the Emperor TO emgra,e the United States he
pc has offered them conveyance shores wi no
eApenee Two national vessels have been assigned to
ha' service, and are pr badly their voyage from
the port OF Trieste, 10 this country This unfortunate peo
pie deprived Of the asylum which had been afforded them
within the limits OF Austria and fearful the
penalties WI ich awaited tn, their their
country at first determined TO seek proe ccn in France:
bun consequence of sudden departure into Germany
oil some hundreds OF their from the depo,s
which had been established by the beraty of the French
government that door found az m
Cnders ch circumstance, excluded they were from
all hope oil assistance in Europe they naturally
their eyes towards he American shores and are about to
throw themselves, Tor time, upon the bo.psy ef our
CT Zens u is UNDERSTOOD that the about IN
hundred and 'hateach one will receive from the Austrian
Government at the time Of his landing in this country
donation OF about fifty dollars Without other property
and ignorant Of our language IL evident that they are
lett to themselves this mall fund will soon be
and as they cannot with propIiety be made oil
the public bounty they will he forced 10 rely for their
subsistence, upon the of private beneyoIence
YET uncertain at what port they will arrve but wher.
ever may be- We hope. well from a regard TO the
honor OF our country, from sympathy with the
exied patriots that they may with the ready co,in
eel and assistance OF citizens for the purpose OF ena
nng them to use TIER money to the best advantage and
&c engage IN such occupations may afford the earliest
prospect OF support from their exrriions and indus
try; and that they may not be permitted surr in the
mean time Tor want OF pecu larry aid IL their Sin.
uaiion should render such relief nccessary.-B
The opening of the Session of Congress will be
marked by novel controversy in the United States Senate
wo candidates Tor The seat, from the State OF Rhode
Island will present themselves 10 he qualified both Offer.
ing certificates Of election by majority of the
IL Will he remembered, that Asher Robbins whose term
OF service expired on the fourth OF March last was re.
chosen for the ensuing term of Elk years by the Leeisa
ature about year since. The validity Of that election
was denied at the time by his opponcnts and we
formal protest made against it, The division of poIitical
pares III the State had prevented election by the
pie, oi either Governor Senate trials No
constitutional pro son for holding over existed and
the Senate de Jdcto continued themselves in power by
special act, and This same Senate, together with the
other House, went into convention elect senator and
chose Mr. Robbins lie accordingly received his tost
monIas OF election, and will claim the soat The oppo
site party have eoniended that the election is totally void
Accordingly, at the present session of the
resolution was offered Tor the Iou,es Join in Grand
ComHi'tee Tor The purpose Of elcctiug Senator in the
Congress OF the u s. in the place OF Mr. Robbins which
passed by majority Of l6 Elisha r. Potter wa, then no.
minated, and elected without opposition.
The friends OF Mr. Robbins the offered Protest r,ns
me Proceedingso the two Houses and il was move that
~ be entered on the Journal Of the I>u.e The motion
was rejected and tho Protest ordered TO lie ON IN, "a
ble.-BaH. inner " " WV "
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