Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
DOMESTIC fNTElh,GENCE.


MILLEDGENiLLE, Nov. =, ls35.
Col. Chrry, fie United States Indian ecni, has
lu,i arrived At This place from Arlington CIis. |
have been informed thai be brings the intelligence
oi le refusal Of the President hold any more talk
vihahy Cherokee Delegation. Col. Curry states
further, that tho President hrs declared, that if
tl,c therukees are Disposed 10 conclude treaty
aud To Ia the other side of tic Mississippi,
the arrangements mu>i BE- made on the spot occu-
pied By HE Cherokce., win the United States
Commissioners. There are at this moment several
Indian Chiefs here. and it i. more tAan probable
that Col. Curry will have communicated to them
the determination Of the President, in regard to
fur,tof negotiations. Thus tie Cherokee conIru-
YER, III less Ifan year, will he brought I" a
ltli ls,uc. The Cherohccs U perceive tie nc
cc>sls, absolute in cHcrs point Of view, to
remove from Georgia. ThcdclrrmiHaliun Of thc
President will no doubt, induce them to conclude
= tre4ty with the | 'nited States Commissioners if
ne measures Which oar legislature intends to
adopt, do roi slow them 'the misery they would
br,nenpon themselves, by longer residence in a
crrilor, which is rapidly lncr, asng in white popu-
htipn.
MlLLEDGiNILLE, Noy -, $50.
THIS afternoon tie great committee nt 10, on
tie question OF the Aholitionisls met, and the Sub
and directed 10 be LAID before tie legislature, to-
morrow. rs soon 4, can obtain copy Of this
report shall forward for publication, As we'll as
counter report, Which, lave been informed, the
minority Of H. committee intend pres, nj at the
same time As much rs | have been able to indee
by hearing the rcpor adopted read, | believe it is
an able paper, and embraces all the necessary
points in the controversy, Il oueh it IS short. 1t is
said that the counter report is Of much length.
GEORGIA AND TIE CnrnoRrrs.-lnth the " Fed
craI tniou, . published at Millcdgeyillc, Olicndly
to the Administration ttIe State rs we'll rs the
General Goscrumrnt,) we find, under datc OF the
ooh instant, the suboncd information. We do
not know, al tins distance, what to make Of il. The
" Union" admits that it is probable ,ome great
wrong has boon done in TIL, cast, under color OF
authority whilst the Southern Recorder, of oppo-
site politics, published at tie same place, Oh tie
same day, IS WloIy silent on the subject The
most difficult thinr to understand in the Whole mat
Ter, Is, what concern Mr.. Payne Ql.e Dlamatist)
can possibly have had in his eonspiraeV with Ross
which conspiracy, II We comprehend any thing a.
bout il, conspiracy to make Treaty with the
General Government Nat Int.
CnrRoi1rr Arrarns-Therc are four Cicero
KEGS IN Mlcdeevle, who state that in the abb
,enccot Cot. Bishop, tie second officer of the
Cherokee Guard, with a detachment, crossed the
boundary OF the State, proceeded to the residence
Of John Ross, IN Tennessee, seized him, and
brought him IA prisoner into GEORGIA They state,
that this outiae" pcrpctratcd at the suggestion
of Schermerholn and CUrrie, agent, OF the Uni
Ted States and thai It's motive WAS to keep Ross
from going 10 " ashngton, 10 represent the Chcro-
KEGS with the Federal Government. These four
mrn are >ad 10 be as reputable as most Indians
bu, tley belong to tile Ross party; and there is
strong reason to believe, that # there is any truth
in the statement, it Is partial and ,upprc ses mate
rial facts. II ii be true an enormous outrage has
been perpcratcd, winch cannot be too severely
condemned AID lath We shall tic moro deeply
dcpafc, because it Nay produce an imprc sion uu-
favorable 10 the continuance OF guard, which has
been found necessary To the peace and good order
ofthe Cherokee country. An officer Of thai GUARD
may do WRONG and may IA sheriff. and 50 NAV a
Judge, and 50 may the Governor ofthc State Vino
for the fault of OF these latter officers, would
think of abolishing our ur,s, or destroying our
Government ia gross outrage has been pei
pctratcd, tie offenders ought to be punished but
it ought not TO be permitted To exert ;ny inilu-
cncc over the decision OF the question, whether il
be proper to continue OF to abolish the Cherokee
Guard
Mr.. ohn Howard PAYNE, also, gentleman
we'll known to the literary world has been arrest
c under the suspicion of his having conspircd with
Ross, against the welfare of Georgia and it i, said
that his papers give evidence of the fact We have
no precise information on the subject bat we ica
tha TIL, gentleman has suffered injustice from the
excited temper ofihc times An authentic report
of these transactions is hourly expected at Mil
led~cyillc."