Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10
GEORGIA

MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 81.
Tile CherOkees.-Since our last publications we have
conversed with Cherokees in Milledeeyille to
whom referred, (Mr James Rogers) who saws that he
Vouch for the truth of the that the ar
rest Of John Ross procured by Mr. Schermerhorn
and Major Curry that he has personal knowledge of
the fact and only stated what he had heard from others
We are informed, that many intelligent and influential
Cherokees heretofore attached the party of John Ross
declare, that they will abandon and oppose him
should he continue to prevent the conclusion treaty
We also learn that the President has declared that he
will not again treat with the Cherokees Washington
There is every to believe that these unpea-
SAINT difficulties will soon be terminated Bat any relax
alton of the policy of Georgia will encourage these obs
nate and misguided men again to refuse the kind and IL
beral offers Of the federal government and will have
tendency TO proract Of confusion and turmoil in
Cherokee countless and to change the kindness and
hberaty Of the President this deuded tribe into re-
sentiment and stern ority.-FedtraI Union
Editorial CorTespondence)
"MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. %
indication of quietus 1t upon the application of
MIR Thomas of OglethorPe, q Think who wished to
be permitted TO practice without diploma or lcence
from the Medical Board which refused by conside-
rable majority In the House, likewise, think they will
meet with as little indulgence judging from something
init them to establish Botanical Board for the purpose
granting licences practice according their system
the author of the bill moved TO have il engrossed and
there CounteT-move TO have it committed which
the House sustained. So think it will he rejected in
tOo cogged with amendments so that it will do them
good, unless they shall graduate in regular Me.
dical College.
"P s. An express arrived here this morning through
hat
the Creek Indians had made attack some of the
citizens ia Stewart county, and the company in com.
nand OF the Captain had two wounded, and killed
two Indians The Governor communicated the nppre-
hension of the citizens of attack this morning to the
Legislature and the committee have the matter now un-
der considerations 1t will be necessary for the LeOsa
ture to do something Immediately. Ia the meantime /
presume the Governor will order the militia Of lat
county. We expect a farther communicative on Mon
day, from the Governor.-8ugusta Courier.
ALABAMA LEeIsLArURr-Int the House Of Renresen,.
atives, on the 18th inst the following chit chat took
place on resolution TO appoint committee informing
the Governor of his electon
"Mr. Phean moved to strike out the words "Iis Excel
ency, and employ the words Clement G. Clay Es0,fire
MIR Womack moved 10 strike out the word Esqaireg
MIR. Phclan accepted the motion. Mr. Clark said he
thought the resolution worded little too reDb
The Governor elect had filled high and honorable
stations ne hsd been Judge OF the Supreme Court and
member OF Congress. lie therefore moved to insert
the word Honorable before the name Mr. Phelan oo
posed the amendment and minated that, although he
had accepted the motion to strike out the word EsQuirc
he thought 1t would have been better retain It. we
had high authority he said for the use of the word linn
sss 4aq Rop pP oe1dsed The of he United
bic and also that Of Esqurc lie preferred tha word
"Ar. We had The authority Of MIR. Randolph, he said
man. that the Americans had abolished titles he reped
that they retained the title Of Hr" which he regard
cd as Tie most honorable title that could be given to
gentleman-Ihe motion TO insert the word "Honora6le
not concurred in and believe that neither rs.
q0'ro' nor CIR was allowed to supply its place.
The Libcra.or Of Saturday contains an account Of tho
meeting Of the "Bostoa Femaie Init QUcry Socicfg
which held at the house Of Mr. Francis Jackson in
Hollis street, Wednesday last The Lberator states
that Miss Harriet Marneou, her travelling couipanion
Miss jeffrey and Mrs Thompson, the wife Of Garrison
ncsilmable icllow-aboror AL from England-were
present at this meeting The former, it appears madf
brief speech on the occason will be by the an
Doxcd extract from the Lberator.
"Some account then given BY several ladies' who
are engaged in soliciting subscripo 20 The Petition to
Congress, Of the efforts they have made and their various
successes. At this period Of the proceedings, Miss
Martnoau with great dignity and smp eity ofman
nef and said have been requested by friend present
to say sometiing-f only word 70 express my sym.
pathy in tho objects Of this meeting bad supposed
that my presence here would be understood as showing
my sympathy with you. But as requested to speak
VIII say loho haJc said HroQh ME gohoic SOufh IN
eocrytamy iocTe hare been that consider slavery as
inconsistent with the Law Of Cod and as incompatible
with the Of bis Providence shall certainly saw
no less at the North than at the South concerning this
utter abominatonand now declare that in your pria
e,Dies, ] fully agree"
II IS painf 70 Be compelled % advert in The way Of