Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31

source whenr, IN, J,cnm,n,s had come Hc OF
course did not 90 into n rrply 10 Mr.. CurunuRrs
argument so Iur,d and az ,rrv relevant. lie did
inquire into the wrongs committed BY the
of the prescn, f!ew England popnIaoi lIa wis
acting for the present time without reference the
mis,leed4 Of former dn>s
The documents w,ir by general consent laid over
till Tomorrow
The Scnntc then proceeded To the consideration
Of the BiIl making an appropriation inr the Fal
mouth and Alexandra Rail Rond-whieh was o der
ed to n third reading.
E During the morning hour Mr.. BuenANas pre-
scented petition from Pittsburgh, ior u National
Bank, with u eap,ral of ON itrNpREp AND FIFTY
niLl,oNs OF poli,ns,
In the House, the message. Re. relating To the
Cherokee Treaty were referred to the committee on
Indian Affairs.
Unsuccessful attempts were made to ret up the
Specie Circular resembling resolution,
The latter part al the day occupied with the
consideration Of the message and docun enls IN rcier
encc 10 the occupancy ol the Oregon Territory, b,
the British Mr. CusniSo finished his remarks on
the subject.
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The undersigned has nteniively considered The
PROJECT OF treaty submitted by YOU aud, although
el"aV hes'f"us WIN Yourselves 10 satisfy fha por-
'on oi 'hc na''"n MAJ SIN remain east OF the MIS-
s'sspli' m" !" ohar hem every lnduoemcnt 10 re
move proeeao'v an" 'onentehy 10 iher new homes
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'e'"s propose" ny YOU SUI, where the rights aud
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s"eemeo 'neNpenichi' without then CONSENT 10 give
any s'p"'a'""S w'heh a'''e''hem III 'ho torn "'
sole"n treaty
III ,pc mrs. ''''e'e YOU desirc TO s'ipna'e and n
fifo 'nh ihe SAID 'herokee haion, party hereto,
e"s"ses ana s''p"','s 10 remove nom all the lands
now occupied oy 'hem eastward Of the Mlss'ssipp,
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In the next article OF your project, yo1 propose
that "ihc United States, on Their part, supnl'le
and agree IN consideration OF the premises, 10 pei
ieci the tile OF the Cherokee nation TO the Lands aud
territory westward OF TIE Mississippi. described,
mentioned and defined ~ and by the treaty Of 1893,
between the United Stacs and the Cheiokecs west
The NJ Mississippi and tho privilege OF outlet thereto
annexed, aud TO issue patent therefor to the Chero
kee nation IN perpetu'ty; and further 10 pay the
sad chicis and representatives. ol the Cherokee
nation east OF the Mississippi, the sum Of -
dollars, IN manner aud at the time hereafter Prov
ded."
II was always the declared intention Of the Gov
ernnent TO perfect the title 10 This Land to The chrro
kee nation, and 10 issue patent therefor as
that portion OF them now east of the Mississippi had
emIgraed west, granting the nation the privilege of
outlet thereto annexed, and all other privileges Sc
cured to them by former arrangements. Nor will
II Object TO grant them, IN poipeluity, If Congress
should think proper to do SO on their recommends
ton, under certain restrictions TO which the delega-
ton have rssentci. As the delegation expressed lheir
fears that form Of Government MI lat be imposed
which they were neither prepared for nor desirous
Of the assurance is hereby repeated, thai no form of
Government will be imposed upon the Chcrokrcs
without the consent Of the whole patton eiye1 in
council nor shall uheir country be created into a
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