Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-05
The good sd rule
Snihocth them. TIE s.m, lie plan.
That iley should take Who have tLe power.
And hey should keep Mhn 40.

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And they should Keep who can"
The MANN expressed IN IN Sc lines 10 a,trbnie-l bv
NssisNorii 10 Roo BOY and his assJciatss,-rot the
N00 10y otSc0its roih I,cr. but the RIB R,y of his,o-
" Tue good odd rule is not forgotten, though the
"ua oi applying lt - sOtns vht, differ, nj. The days
"i iho'iniain rob'ers are over; and men no longer take
aud Keep wHb The s;rong hand. bat by the aid OF fraud
and iiteaene. The spoiier no long-r CUES forth ~ his
Work armed with broad sword and ar1utbuss. hs
"ealcns are charters, commissions, Misrepresentation
and hgibcs.
We have l~ksd over a volume lately published ia
tas eiiy, under the direction uf he ) ,ciriy of Fneuais.
s'iinS dn account pi an attempt ni1lc hy "a ciiny1nv
ol iiid tr'ld"rs 20 obtain possession OF the Icrriiury ia
iht' slate. owned TO- the Seneca naiiou. II We are 10
iaAe The siiiemcnis IN THIS volume as they stand, IL
there De tao testimony 10 contradict the ~afflayits here
iiNeu.H " n Ingram aoise ut deceit ard it1usiice -
ever found us WY inc p1lt. A pretended treaty
Vita lhe Seneca nation hHs been g3t up lud rtihsd
hy the Senate, w which the Lands of the Indians have
o'ea ihken ito'n ihrin against heir consent. foe al
benefit oi the Osjru Ltad Company. aad arc TO be
pad tor by the poole Of N. United States. Ii the
staten 'ui rn iiis vo'ums "a mot o. impeach-d and
w icas they cannot, Tor he testimony is explicit and
the Qlahcrs ore proyerbially cautious and arcurite l.,
thiusf ct ihi' kind--then the agents aud creatures Of
ne C'gdr" Iand Company have nearly executed ~ plan
To cheat The lndihn', deceive the government. anI
pIuHdcr the public treasury.
Massachusetts formerly claimcl the jsrHlletian ola
Horiipn OF lhe State ct New York ia which these L..
DIAN lftide lac. la 1856 she cedcd it to New York. ga
cJuiisIun t,al she should retain tue riekt OF IN-rms >
ifnn a. ihr sNl which belonged 10 the rsdve Iudia $
sc afterwards 8 Id IL rcht # p emp.io d wbi-h IN
course al litie, came into the hands of tae Ogden Land
.oUI Iany Ii now became the oiJcct of that oufl,a.
ny 70 ESiscc tha Seneca Indians ~ cecede a. - ae u
uii-l States icr Ihcir benefit.
\ c.'rHSis 'ioher arp nutrJ by the CnIied Safe, "a
1885,, who appears 10 have acfc4 in a IN ~ eriraurI. 1
nty mrnaer o. the iusiroue,to Of the company. insfe,J
'' fsr cgsrt II q rrpu5Hc governed by mpi, ., ar ~
ptniy and Jssic,. Haiaed a treaty Ia vb cb h, 80,
~ ibe ~" "aTes OF ceriain seneca C,i.E -, -
" yI,'"'!' rein4ushing their roses ora, Il, d..
VINO We suppose represented tb. O
r'"ri"y. The treaty had an t,e .Y,.r,
""eSs' d proposed 10 have been sgn.J d,
'suiaEiy asscnted 10 BY he Seneca ,o,,,a
Tue Senate took ~ the qncs,r.n. M.
ward and complained Ihal a =, r.,
'ai moi signed The treaty, mi a.,
V's were chained by misrc-resru
ne Senaie ancndel Ihc treaty
i'1i q shOdld rot be com.
lans. unni IL hai submit.
indians mad regularly
The Seneca naiioa IN
lad tie treaty BE-.
lec"inIo:s of lac
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