Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-05

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property knowledge. ana a Good
government. Zee 10 give shut d,ree'
'lon they llcase 10 their labor. AMI
'hafcfs IN the legislation by which
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industry are "a he protected and AZ.
cured they VIII hass an ever present
convection 81 the Importance of un,,,
% peace among themselves, and ~
w ls'nrs,a'i"p " amIcablc relations
WIN Us. The interests Of the United
states would also be greatly promoloi
ny freeing the relations between ~.
general and state governments from
what has proved a most embarrassing
by a satisfactory adjust
lnent ol conflicting titles to lands,
caused by the occupation of the In
dams, and by causing the resources
Of The whole country to be dcyelonc5
ny the power of the state and gene.
ra' governments, and improved by tho
enterprise OF a white population.
ultimately connected with this sub.
|ect IS The obligation Of the govern.
ment TO fulfil its treaty s,ipuIations.
ana to protect the Indians thus assem-
Dled at their new residences from
lli interruptions and disturbances from
my other tribes or nations of Indians
'r from any other person or persons
and the equally solemn
'lol'gatlon 70 guard from Indian hos.
l'''y ITS own border settlements.
stretching along a line of more than
me thousand miles, To enable the
government TO redeem this pledge to
he Indians, and TO afford adequate
'rotec,lop to It's own citizens, win re-
ulre the continual presence Of con.
iderable regular force on the from.
aar lie ae eSJ Nc as
view to decide on the most suitable
'olnts for the erection of lortresses
md other works Of defence, the re-
ults Of which will be presented to
'ou by the secretary Of war at an
.arly day, together with a plan for
he eiiectual protection Of friendly
indians, and the permanent defence
If the frontier states.
BY the report of the secretary of
he navy, herewith communicated, il
appears that unremitted cxertions
rave been made at the different navy
Yards to carry into effect all author
zcd measures for the extension and
employment OF our naval force. The
and preparation OF the ship
# the line Pennsylvania, and the
complete repairs of the ships Of the
inc Ohio, Delaware, and Columbus,
nay BIO noticed, as forming a respect
able addition TO this important arm of
our national defence. Our commerce
and pagigation have received iucreas-
ed aid and protection during the pres
snt year. Our squadrons in the Pa
1ific and on the Brazilian station have
and that in the Medterra-
mean, although small, is adequate to
the present wants of our commerce
in that sea. Additions have been
made to our squadron on the West In
lla station, where large force under
Commodore Dallas has been most ac-
lively and efficiently employed in pro-
secting our commerce, in preventing
the Importation of slaves, and in CO.
operating with officers of the army in
on the war in Florida.
The satisfactory condition Of our
naval force abroad leaves at our dis
posal the means of conveniently pro-
vidlng for home squadron, for the
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