The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-24

Welding 70 INC operators oetter proht than the,
have for several years previously.
6-hdian Afairs-We give, in prece
ccdng columns, all the important information or
this subject, which has come to our possession
since last week. OF course we do not youch 70,
the authenticity Of this or any other intelligence,
Of The same character published by US we know
j, to be interesting 10 our readers generally, and
We therefore from week TO week lay before them
every thing in relation to Indian affairs, which
We ourselves think entitled 10 sufficient Credit IL
claun their attention.
Il will be seen that the theatre Of Indian dis.
turbances Is increasing IN extent. With regard Ia
,be probable difficulties with the Chcrokees in This
State, We confess ourselfra,her disposed to believe
alth the writer of the letter quoted in the article
from the "Rutheriordton Gazette" that there is
no dangef-that the starving aborigines are only
intent upon hunting for food but the Editor of
tie Gazette, who received later information, seems
to be Of the opinion that there is danger; and of
course ~e are not disposed 10 lull people into
disregard Of it. Al any rate, ii viii DC well to
provide for the worst.
The following article on this subject Of the fear
I'd hosiaties OF the Chcrokees. We find in the Las,
D45onegha Georgia. Miners Recorder. 1t dc.
,I,c. 10 speak confidently Of the pcuccable di,po
,tan Of these Indians towards the whites: bu,
sil &c think we detect IN the paragraph sllpbt
at Of doubt on the subject We give IT, there.
krr only for what Il is worth, winch each reader
Aa.l determine fot himself We trust that 10
opposed hostility on the part Of the Indians, will
.a.uce The whites 10 engage IN actual deptcd4.
a.a, sgainst them.
1T /. lroe, the Chcrokees are in a restless con.
s.fon, ha, not more than they have hecn since
Georgia first extended h.t laws over them. And
IL ai.o true that very many OF them are bitterly
saro.cd 10 the Treaty Yet the idea that there
al he extensive ho.ltlitirs committed is these
people Ipoaour cIt4,ns, We consider v holly ground
e,s aud without reason. Ii any mischief j. com.
G1td ~ tncGi, It q, our fol- conviction II will be
saang tAemscsos alone. Tie provisions Of the
atf Treaty are 80 very liberal that Nc easno, rea.
Fribly anticipate any uotc hostility from them
10 bc next tao years, than natc seen since
c.r cllisags hfst settled smong them. Nhcr the
Z Enc arrives for their removal the Government
RAY then have difficulty 81 some hind ~ other
vHl them They have long since, even The mos
s4e.ullSrd among them, abandoned every thought
q wef Nth the Government, and arc noW ia a
state pi desperate alarm, and say the hitc people
have become hostile towards them. and ih4, thcy
rar 20 cr'efmlnaung war has been declared a
fat.'t them by me whites. And besides, they arc
a sensible o. their veal ness aud entire dcsltu
ton Of every means necessary tor carrying on q
tar win iAe General Government, a. tile most
'e.ver' tc man ~ the country, ard arc a.
conscious that step Of Tho kind would lead 10
@sfr cu'lte desiruetlpu Sull wr consider 1t pro.
a1' Tor every County IA thc ChrruAce country
@a'enfe 't'eif ios sny aud every emergency that
,ht occuf."