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

MnLEpGEvIILE, Nov. q.
The Chcrokccs-Since our last publication: VIC have
conyrrscd with one of,hr Chcrokees in Medgevlc to
,vhn we REFERRED (Mr James Rogers who says that he
cannot ouch r the truth of the statement That the az
rest CT John Ross procured by Mr.
and Major Curry; that he has personal knowlcdSe OF
the fact, and only stated what he had heard from others
We arc Informed, that many intelligent ana influential
Chcrokes heretofore attached to the party OF John Ross,
now declare that they will abandon and oppose him,
should lie continue to prevent the conclusion oil treaty
We also learn that the President has declared, that he
will not again treat with the Cherokecs at Washington
There every TO believe, That llcSe unpea-
SAINT difficulties will soon be terminated. Butany relax
alton Of the policy of Georgia will encourage these obs
nate and misguided again to refuse the KIND ana IL
hrra offers of the federal government and Will have
tendency potract Of confusion and turmoil IN
or Cherokee countless and 10 change The Kindness ana
ucrally of the President this deludcd tribe, into re-
sentiment and stern rity.-ttderal Union.
(EditoriM COrcspondcncc)
"MlLLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 25.
Tbc Steam Doctors received to-day in the Senate
indication Of quctus. 1t upon The application oil
a Mr. Thomas Of Ogcthcrpe, Il Think who wished TO
be permitted 10 practice without diploma or llccncc
from the Medical Beard, which refused By consde.
rab!e majority Ii the House, likewise think they will
meet with as little indulgence judging from something
Of test yesterday, when the bill was called up TO per-
nit them 10 establish Botanical Board tor the purpose
Of granting licences practice according to their system
the author of the bill moved 10 have it engroSsed, and
there was counter move to have it committed, which
the Iinusc sustained So think it will be rejected in
toto, clog5ed with amendments SO that 1t VIII DO them
M GOOD unless they shall graduate in regular Me-
deal College.
"P s. An express arrived here this morning. through
tic Captain who commanded the company stating that
the Creek Indians had made an attack on some Of the
clzr.s il Sic warl county, and the company in coE'-
ua..d IF lie Captain had two men wounded: and Killed
two Indians. The Governor communicated the appre-
hens:on of the citizens Of attack this mornings 10 the
LEGISLATURE and the committee have the matter now I'M
der considerations 1t will he necessary for the Legisa-
ture to do something Immediately In the meantime,
presume the Governor will order out the militia OF That
county We expect farther communication on Mon
day, from tic Governor-.7ugusta Courier.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURES In the House ofRcpresent
avcs on the 1?th inst. the following chit chat took
place 4 resolution 10 appoint committee informing
the Governor of his election:
s'Mr. Phcan moved to strike out the words His Excel
l"ncy and employ the words Clement c. Clay, Esquire
Mr. Womack moved 10 strike out the word "Esquire.
Mr.. rhcan accepted the mutton. MIR. Clark said, he
thought the resolution worded little too TcpuJ
can The Governor elect had filled high and honorable
stations: lie had been Judge OF the Supreme Court and
member Of Congress- lie therefore moved to insert
the word Honorable before the MIR. Phelan OPP
POSED Tie amendment and minated, that, although he
had accepted the motion to strike Out the word Esquire,
he thought it would have been better to retain it, We
had high authority, he said for the of the word John
Randolph had applied to the President of the United
States. Mr.. Ross opposed the use Of the word "Hon0ra
hc and also that of "Esqwirc" He preferred the word
Hur" We had the authority of Mr. Randolph, he said
man. that the Americans had abolished titles he replied
that they retained the title Of "Hr which he regard
cd The most honorable title that could be given to
genteman.-The motion 10 insert the word "HOnorabe
not concurred in and we believe that neither ES
flirc' nor ".Mr." was allowed 10 supply splace.
The Lbcra!or of Saturday contains account Of the
meeting of the BpStoa Female .4nn-Siarcry Society,",
which held al the house Of Mr. Francis Jackson in
Hollis street, Wednesday last. The LbcEalor states
that Miss Harriet Marlneau, her travelling companion,
Miss Jeffrey, and Mrs. Thompson, the wife Of Garsons
" iacs.lmablc fellow aborer'-all from England-were
present at this meeting The crmcr it appears, made
a tSr: speech on the occasion, will be by the
ncxcd extract from the Libcrator:
"Somc account was then given by several ladies' who
are engaged in soliciting subscriptions to the Petition to
Congress, OF The efforts they have made and their various
successes. AZ this period Of the proceedings, Miss
Martneau rose with great dignity and simplicity of man.
and sad 'lhare been requested by friend present
to say somcthing-f only wo7d-to express my SYM
pathy in the objects of this meeting had supposed,
that MY here would be understood as showing
my sympathy with YOU But as am requested to speak,
will say achat hare said through the ,choe South, in
erery family ,chere hare Jeen that consider slavery as
inconsistent with the Law of God, and incompatible
with the of his Providence. shall certainly say
less the North than at the South concerning this
utter Northumberland now declare that in your prin
eiples, fully agree . .' .....- 49,.
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