The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-06

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,ha' power, and Mr. Wise had no wish To be a, ,bs
nesa o. another investigating committee, (it being
Sus'opafy 10 place the mover al the head1 H.
han mad enough of such work, he remarked
But Continued Mr.. Wise,) to be bold and can.
ala, ne preferred the ballot in the case proposed
oesaose as he himself must be aware, that though
"o speakers disposition may be ever SO disinter.
eS'eu ana impartial, 1t acting by himsslf, still he
was required IN constituting such committees 10
make "A stocked pack" lie could not help il.
u must and would be done. Let the Tell ,bis
House continued Mr.. W. what stocked com.
mi'tee conle do, and will do whenever the case re-
CURES Last year he had been on an inyestigat.
ing committee 10 inquire into the alleged abuses
VI the Executive Departments Of this Government:
. Wey sat and reported v hen they had finished
And The majority of that committee well Ksow
'as has been frequently acknowledged since that
ihe report they made not written by either of
TIE members OF TINT committee He cbsllences
any man on that committee to tell who penued
'hat report. III was written By a scayenger editor
OF dirty print at the North brought 10 this city
by one of the Representatives from Rhode Island
thimsef oHs Of the commitee) who ftionod sick
ness and slaid IN bis room at home, receiving the
notes OF each days proceedings, which were
brought 10 him by Abjah Mann Of New York.
and Duties J. Pearcc OF Rhode Island the latter OF
lUOppF
here, and deserved TO be no longer in the country.
AND WI on the stump and 10 the organ of the
Administration here, and all its echoes, that re.
port has been ever since displayed before the pub
nc as an offset 10 that Of The minority Of that CON.
mittee report so fnl Of garipg falsgnosds, tia,
lhe committee which yet adopted il we're obliged
to e1punge them by vote And now, wa. il TOO
much 10 ask, do We want any more such reports ?"
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j. II is stated hat the Government has made
endeavors for employing number of the western
Indians 70 assist the United States in conauerlsg
TIE Seminole Indians. A writer in the ST. LOUIS
Bulletin complains bitterly of this scknowledg.
ment by The Government Of cur weakness 10 con.
quer a handful Of Indians pent 10 10 The swamps
Of Florida. A gentleman from / orr Leavenworth
Reports that II was stated when he eft there that
the quota feqn'ted OF the Kansas tribe had agreed
e 20 This tribe is raid 70 be one OF the mos. et
terminate aud urwarliko tribes on our frontiers.
and would run a. sore as they got into a fight
but The Shawnces repclicc the proposition With
indignation, and told tile agent that hey fought
TIER 0nH battles, ~, those 81 lromen-mCaniap
tue nIted States. Shame shame, en- Ia. Gey
crGment, The loie.eirr is said 10 be the answer
from the Sac and Toy rites
TEL our Crest Father al Washington we are
rnffy TO hear that be IS warning with tia red men
II the South Ten him. we TOO, are engaged in
var of cur oHn with the Sioux They arc kil..no
oar Warrior. aud braves, and leaving our children
helpless and dcieHceicss; our lsdges are unsafe,
aud our bunting grrauds are filled eth tie COW
ardiy dogs. Ii oar Great Father Of Washington
VII send rs one Euudrgd Of bis men, and help Us
70 drive the Sioux nom our huuiinr grounds, aud
10 pursue thein urll they leg ior their lives Ike
women, We will pay our Father for his men as
- has IS S.,
are conquered We will 60 and help our Father 10
h,, war Nth the red men Of the South # our
Father cannot help US % DO this, NC cauno, help
hln"
IT, spscl IF Uor.--Thn s;an- Of var on the .
boundary ol Name is visible >r iaau Harvey.
tbe Governor OF New brunswick Is MOVING pp
iroeFs tem s. Johns and Fredericton. uaon The
Madawaska disputed territory. The Ae,ei;can
uoops ~ tiouSur, On the frontier, afa als1 10 RIO
uou and the forces rag meet. NJ Greedy who
had been imPrlsouc8 icf ,4fiag TIC census of the
cspuled territory by the Rf.ish authorities and
liberated III 'ay suc- cstou Of National Executive,
hos again tesn arrested aud imprisoned for al.
tempur- 70 take Tie census again. The British
a0tbortcs arc sad 70 take lie census Wta inpu
ott BIT one Of our citizens arc imprisoned. VIII
oui Government submit 10 this
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It Indian CogRctL-Quite a novel aud interest
inc sc,us vas Witnessed in Washington Cuy BY
q large number Of citizens, on the 23d ull An
IHdtan Council or talk was held in Dr. Laufle's
church, by the Hon. J. r. Punscti, Secretary Of
Wag, on Tic part If The L :, and BY the delega-
tIan lately arrived Of % Sioux Indians. After
smoking the Calumet Of Peace, agreeable 10 In.
dan custou, two OF the Chiefs opened the Talk by
stating their desire 10 dispose q that part Of their
LANDS ,.ng east Of the Mississippi at the price Of
Stb90,0up The Secretary said tie price asked
was double what the Government had paid the
ChppCWas tor lapls. Several ogihe Indians spoke
with great energy and gesticula,ion They talk.
td 81 their poverty aud their desire 10 see their
Great Father. They said they had been forced In
live on rrus. and begged their Great Father to re.
hegc them by purchasing their land. The Talk
concluded without coming to any terms. They
met again an the 9jth. The Government offered
tee. n O000Oo, with plan for its expenditure
The lrdaus aNer consultation, did not agree to
envy terms. On tho 27th they met again and as.
seaicd to The proposition made by the Government,
ra bay thttr lands for 81 100000 but wished TO he
allowed 70 point eut how the money should be
expended. No objection being mace 10 this, the
Talk broke up unti evening, whom the Chiefs were
10 state IN what manner they wanted it expended
T. Iollgc Ferer tn Ns,c OHedas.--Fron latest
accounts received from New Orlsans, II appears
THAT tie yellow Fever is on ,hs increase, in that
CRY. and il the opinion of one of the oldest ply
steians that he recoects no gear inIwhich the e.