Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
IIIE CIIEKuk L.Is

The papers have already announced that the President
has concluded treaty with Delegation OF the Chero.
kee indiaos "a, Washing on-The hiiledgcyile "Union
says that by the s,puia,ions OF this Treaty addition 10
the value Of their improvements. every Cherokee who
shall euigrstc before ODER 1885, without
o age is to receive $50 in cash; every Cherokee
who shall em'erse between the period above mentioned
nnd October. 1886, Is 10 receive 25 cash; those who
emgrae alter The last mentioned period are not to be
allowed any extra payment Fifty thousand dollars are to
b. appropriated Tor the payment Of the debts OF the emf
grating Cherokees; aud million VI acres OF excellent
land Is added to the territory already appropriated to them
west OF the Mississippi, with promise oil uose should
they need more Tor agricultural pnrposs The
al the treaty Is not 10 depend the will OF council:
the terms are offered to each individual Cherokee
The Treaty laid before the Senate-Tb,v Ali M,
act upon IT, but laid It upon their tableWe understand
that the Treaty ot it, conditions that
IL is MT to into effect, until hs. received the assent of
the individual CberokeesBut though the Senate have
thus given IL the go-by tor the present. yet are very
happy TO learn that It IL the opinion OF the Secretary Al
War, that IN serious impeachment il he in
the adjustment OF The matters between Georgia AMI the
Cherokees; and that in iact he almost uuc
ton as substantially settled.
In the time, excitement has he IN pro,Iuced
In Georgia by recent decision OF the Z Invention of her
Judge-.The Cherohees had prayed an injunction upon
execution OF the act OF her Legislature, OF 2Oth Dec
1888 entitled "An act effecusy To provide tor the
and protect OF the Cherokee Indians sid
ing within the limits Of Georgia. ami TO prescribe the
bounds OF their occupant claims, aud ao 10 authorize
grants TO issue for lots drawn late land lotteries
~ certain cases sn TO provide Tor the appointment OF am
agent to carry certain parts thereof into
IN their bill the conpsinsns had forth some OF the
mos, ex'ravagan, doctrines aud claims such that "iro
has ned
independent State, aud IN this character they have been
repeatedly recognized aud still nized hy the
states In varions treaties snbssng between their nation
and the United Siaes-rbe Judges have granted the in
junction prayed for, but the Of their division seems
to have been misunderstood:
'The Judges decided that the eff ct of the demurrer
being admit the truth the facts stated i'm the hill and
having been stated within the provisions of the 1, 40
o. Georgia no Question cond arise upon the pesdngs be-
fore them, but the Il npe one, whether Court of Equity
would interfere by nunciioD prevent or ous
ter Upon this question The Conve non held that, as
genera, rule, Chancery would leave the pArti TO their
remedy at law by action for the recovery OF damages but
that, IN peculiar and where ifepsiable mischief
might ensne, the authorities clear, that Court Of
Equity would interfere They hell, that this was pecu.
liar case-iha the laws o! the State had been recen,iv ex
tended over the Indan-ha the Legislature by the ac,
referred TO- had recognized and allow cd the na-
tons therein prescribed, their httat 10 tree
pass upon aud turn them and disposess the of the
lind upon which they live ani which was allow J ihsn,
by the Legislature, TO them rreparab. injury since
they would have neither place nor capacv In a
q"re-'nd might be lett with their families, without
home iood, ignorant and destitute; that thew ng, no
considered TO some extent under the pupaee of the State
and yet but little Iamarzed her laws and that
was proper for the interpolation of that nrex,n,ve
Jusce' winch Court oil Equity, by The writ Injunction
capable of a1or,ling But .snsitber tbs cons,;,
'oh'ny OF The law OF Georgia" the effect of the rea
es nor me independence or sovereignty the Indians
entered at all into the late decision OF the Judges "a
e more time and patience the part of the (eorpsns
ana they may he assured that the question will be far
ever settled. No is anxious 10 project ,beir
Interests, aud 10 terminate the whole Than The
Presihent Of the u. S. $50
Mr.. fancy has been welcomed with open arms Inv
the citizens of Baltimore. On the ztL ms, La -
ceived an Address from the Executive Comn;,,eo
OF the Jackson Republican Convention who il,
their name, expressed "ihe high admiration viii
which The people of Baltimore Ind regarded [hisl
course in the late period of trial"-and offered hin,
tire honor of public dinner-On the IItb. Mr.T
acknowledges tue receipt of their letter, in the fol-
lowing terms:
Z" have read this resolution and the kind letter which
accompanied u, win much emotion. Called TO a sta
ton OF high responsibility trying moment when
great moneyed power was threatening 10 undermine the
Ioundatons OF the Governments could not be f
the difficulties had encounter nor of The sac,;f.as
which such an office would qure me TO make And AZ
Ter meeting political conflict In which gre AT and .n.
ing principles involved and which has been marked
with unusual asperiy, returning again 10 tbe srenss
oil private liie III The midst OF the people Of Maryland
among whom have always lived, and who can there
lore, best appreciate the motives by wbc have been oo
verned Under such circumstances am deeply sensible
at the kindness wi which my kson Republican ,ien
OF me CITY oil Baltimore propose TO manifest their sppro
baton OF my public conduct, and of ia. cordial fr;e,;,
WIN winch hey are about to IRE Give my return to
my native State, aud my homo. I pray Won 10 con-
vey TO them my thanks Tor the honor they have done me
and 10 accept Tor yourselves my acknowledgements for the
gratifying manner III which you have been pleased 10
make known their sentiments and intentions
The Baltimore Republican, of Tuesday last. thus
describes his reception:
"Agreeabiy TO arrangement Mr.. Taney arrived in MIR
Guy yesterday afternoon, aud was received city line
aud escorted through town. The Columbian ,,d,. -.
"oou 'ree hundred citizens on horseback, and number
IN carriages, assembled short notice At the Gardens
they were msi by large concourse who eceived hi,
with loud aud reiterated spplause and at different
rs ne passed. in the upper part OF the city, here il was
known he would pass, lie was loudly
applauded Ii proud day for the friends of fresdo
"nd opponents OF the moneyed monopoly which has been
attempting to destroy the liber les of the people,
The Old Sory.-it has been boldly asserted that the
president IS so Hiuch determined TO down Mr. Poin
dexter (vugsny called God Pons' that he is in The
abit oil circulating papers in Mississippi under his o,v,,
frank One oil these papers is said to be Prospectus Of
newspaper 10 be es'abi he'd Nslchez by MIR lanes
Goorh The President is charged with ranking ysrou.
q In efftz nj Gs.fo
elect several thousands OF the Prospectus have been cir
ruiated in haudbs 10y The enemy, along with the franz
OF A. Jackson. The "Mss-sippsn' denies lie fact n,
states that only four copies have reached the State ba,
they were all receiredby the eney and one Of is Cor
respondents believes, chat some spy or traitor at WASH.
lngon has snrrep.iously obtained copy of MIR nocs
PosPeetu forged the frank OF the President (which i,
easily done aud sent il 10 Natchez for political
ed the Prospectus under his and hiessrs John r
H. Claiborne aud s. A. Cartwright Of Atchez have come
Forward under their TO certify that they had
originally set foot the paper bad written on 10
"ashingfon TO member OF Congress engage fhe servi
ses OF competent Editor, aud he had
Mr. James Gooch, {" They have received no copy of a
Fro'peciu under the frank Of the President nor have
""y OF 'heif Poca' friends 30 FAR they informed
MI ID. Green asks il could not trust our Cores
pondent with our "orginsi letters" Certainly we can
and VIII do so-but ID. g. has taught US lesson abou
Hseli, which IL would he right well for his present friends
'orrcoliect We did irust bn--and he would have he
ayed ". II lie could. NJ of honor would have en-
m'srePrcsenied the letter which addressed him in an
soeT But we can assure d. c. that never write let
'e'r, ~ winch We base occasion to blush