Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-16

E1e'm del;ned system for their nm
k~1i1G{ a,~ements held out to the 10.
- us.ed TO The greater abundance =
kAUI 4. the west; but when the oen
GUo 49, removal were made aI'Pa-
<116 =. sthropic and eniightened Pol'cy
CxaDn = ss,rchasing their lands cast Of
f;beesl priccs we're gwen a"o
iIs = all the treaties win 'ncm
~. n the funds they received IN
- - eurposes as were best ca'c"'a-
g, oresent welfare, and advance
- .:s:.,s;oo. These measures have
ks60 ~. ar with the haPpiest results.
- - l.s = referring TO the report o. the
| I. ~ rodian Affairs, that the most
- I'.S,;.ns Of tho friends and promo
nci0 ~. have been realized. Inc
u q - :Sees and other tribes that hrst
|0eos4 .i - Mississippi. have, ior the
|GgnAsS sI..1A tho hunter state, and ne
EnA ~ soil. The improvement
- en- -. ~ been rapid, and IT IS beiie'-
~ eooo - fitted to enJoy the ad'an-
y ~ tscy ~ frm az government winch mas
csds - !, them and received their sane
- -. s"s.,oa 100 strongly urge THIS subject
vse Eve b.cn mldc with nj! the !noi-
s..rys them beyond the MISSISSIPPI
!, ~ !s 49, nj al the Wyandoi's, the SIX
I.r4 a Nes York, the Meno"onec,n, s.amaa" :.
,Ihs1rss in w'scoas'o, anu .' !, - 81.
Viii Al but tho Menononces, y - ca
;.h., arrangements Tor 'hcA I en- 49,
ss..,a.,ed he present year; nc .e
s:sI he bees oppose" ID INC" 30
n ,he tribes, c'cn ai.e' treaties -
- III them 10 that cHcct' ms as''o"
49, causes, operating differently on
e.I.m 10 met instances they nave pee"
r "a 49, J. ,..;,tance by perscnts to whom inc
- ssd the acquisition OF their ann
r1S -. .s,,rtant: and in some By the person
i,ss - ;atercs,ed Chiefs. These o''s'a-
= ss' :. I. .rsncouc; for the Government can
es - s..'..h Inc execution OF policy WIN
~ n9; important interests, aud abandon
s"ssH .sn,,n;np cast Of the Mississippi TO
|esnss 49,. 4. aumbcrs Of the tribes within
49,. ~. .tates and territories has been
W. IL T,hey be removed, they can be pro-
y.ka. associations aud evil Practices
- -, a. ocrnicioss and destructive an IN
.nes 80. ,ha,, dcstines. They can be induc-
4 Y ,,bo,. ana 10 acquire property, ana its ac-
.;.,,;oo v,l inspire them with Il feeling OF mae,
-. Their minds can be cultivated, ana
'.v can be taught the value OF salutary ana u
-. l,~. ,od be made sensible OF the blessings
I;E.c government, and capable OF enJ' lying rs
ld,an,ares. 10 the possession OF property
v,.dse. and . epod Government, free t"g'c
IN, drsctios hey please to their labor, ana
-, 10 the legislation by which their persons
"A ,he profits Il their industry are TO be protect
N and secured, they will have an ever prcseh'
Sooy ,cssa sff6e Importance OF union, OF peace
Inoap tbemsslves, and Of the Preservation OF
Sn...h. relations with US. The interests OF
1, LATED States would also be greatly promoted
\ sreise he relations between the General
. State Governments from what has proved q
xam,aerassinc incumbrancc, by satssfacto-
,Smtment Of conflicting titles to lands, caused
Sas ocupatiou Of the Indians, and by causing
rs,ources Of the whole country to be develop
Ejr tho powcr Of the State and General Grvcrn-
Iuis, and improved BY the enterprise q "ni'c
balas.on. ~.
Intimately connected with this suhJcc'is INC
Isatou oil the Government to fdlhl MS treaty
I,aations, and to protect the lniians mas as
ku5lsd Eat thoir ccw residences from all inter-
k,Cus and Disturbances from any other tribes o.
lsas Of Indians, or from am other person or
pas whatsoever" and tho equally solemn Oh
,,aa 10 guard from Ins.ian hostility IT'S ow"
Ear statements, strc,chin. along Inc o
b, tha m, thousand miles. 10 enable Inc
~,nnept to redeem this pledge to the INDIANS
$50 ,deuuatc protection to ITS own c'zcns
M r.aire the continual presence oil a cons'o
uale regular force on tho frontiers, ana inc cs'
Drhmeu, Of chain Of permanent posts. EH'
k,o,,,DnS az ,ha country are now making, with
|riev 10 decide on the most suitable points for
J crc-,on II E,rtresscs and other works VI &C.
bce. the results OF which will DC presented to
~ by the Secretary OF War ut an early day. To-
kasr with plan tor the cflectuai protection o.
i friendly Indians, and the permanent defence
he irontier States.
b. the report Of the Secretary OF tho Navy,
r-si,h communicated, II appears that unrcihi''
J uer,;ons have been u,Je ut the different nav
rs carry into effect all authorized measures
> N extens,on and emp,oymcnt of our naval
r. Tao launching ana preparation OF ,he snip
ae line Pennsy wanna, ami the conp'c'c re-
Pss tho ships OF the linc OHIO, Deia""!e'
CsIambus, my DO noticed, as forming q re-
radio addition to this important arm OF our
nal defence. Oar Commerce and n'v'sa-
awc received increased aid and profession
ag tho present year. Our squadrons IN the
CO and on the Brazilian station hive been
increased, and that I'm the Mediterranean,
ssgh small, IS adequate to the present wants
sw cummerCe in that sea. Additions nave
70 mAds to our squadron OLD the West India
atoa. where tho large force under Commodore
A1is has been most actively and efficiently chi
{"ed IN protecting our commerce, IN preventing
n?9ortasUa Of slaves, and IN cooperating with
fers OF the Army in carrying on the war IN
nds
1as satisfactory condition OF our naval forces
'nd, leaves At ous disposal the means OF con-
aenly PsOsiding fsr a home squadron, Tor
p's'eet,ss Of commerce upon our extensive
%. HE amount Of appropriations required
@ea squadron will be found in the gen.
"Amascs for Tie naval service Tor the year