Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

r GEO. w. CLARhE.
d! March 22d. lstl.
.OSPECTUS
o OF THE
K fs,5a a ID v o o "A R 10
kOKEE NATION, PRoPRIEroR.
LIAM r. ROSS, Editor.
be issued at TAH-lE-ouAH, Cher
o., about tho middle Of August
unl or Of u weekly newspaper to
lsROKEE ADVOCATE.
lie Council of the Nation, in
ublication of the CHEROKEE AD,
ysicaI, moral and intellectual
le Cherokee people. 1t will be
nGs, and to the defence of those
IS belonging to them in Treaties.
ierent times with the United
measures MS seem best calcu-
irSeace and happiness, promote
nAevn'e their character as a
end sustaining public journal
xjccess must depend very much
ssgs, liberality and patronage Of
" United States. Among them
e exists generally a desire that
). ] be dealt with upon just and lib
lively sympathy in their che
u n deep interest in their char
ani destiny. Ignorance of their
I. and claims. has been to them
hy wrongs; a fountain from which
.forced to drink many bitter
nthis cause, measures Of policy in
81, and highly destructive to their
a. IS. have been conceived and per-
accomplishment, with singular
those from whom they have q right
hahn protection. 1t will, therefore,
kSse having charge of the ADvo-
Ite,s. .pubfc sentiment, as far as pes
Meetings, wishes. and proper expec
EiIerokees. And while it is inten
fs-.Slaper national in It's tone an
suallf'sesom all partizaasSip in tn
h Tics oi IT," Nation, will neverthe
,a;iuil but courtaou- DISCUSSIONS {
~. --es..ssy onatae part of tho u mite
Sks8s2A>ptfcct the rights ar
( ,!rl. Of thesChsfS. sss -,
sblrM. sAs %' -
an 1afpea- 10 Mo citizens Of thesSS
StYsir frierdlyiLin TIC pre- sentSu
49, sapgnas, iI,af hsAiii not be
phiAory ofshs Ipdian .riSeAsssS,o.
,tNsi sf .,hs chsStAees, IS rsPlete " y
once striking and command,
b that shrouds their origin, their I
character, their manly freedom, II
lie totheir natural and political rig
ttachmentio their homes-the hol
se..fathers, !. tier rude expulsion f
I T,sSr sudden h>nsition from say
,'l,' re " rapid Improvement in ed'
isSis HGiS ,ns asd sdSsnse trS,,
exert over the gre@ Indian poput.
nor h and south alohe.he whole
br e the United States. d :. hack
,oan aims, canno, fail to enkilSie n
ID the broas, Of the phiIanthroP>,
Ae rul.thirst for more familiarity wit,
,se ,,heir protectors" to the imp
1an, ,lrently forgotten fact, that the
", ST,y to perform towards this pee
s,th b, who take any concern in wi
) thel Cherokee aud neighboring 1
Aure aesirolisof. icing regularly a n'
nl De icquni,.tsd With passing ev ents
10 c aEaQKEs A DvocArE is recosnrs
alton, and the station We zen py 4
3 Greeks, Chickasaws, chocia,.s. I
4. 1ltvafcs ahd dVa9S4
ehssls'ss at ahia4 ~ fYs~r NJ !
{ shs soper with the bses ''''
J ,,1ss Sssj jer.e-.l !. 3,sSs''.s q .ssSs'' .s'!l be -
j. .Ihe papfng appointed I
70 Connc&ies Of that static
'sK ,acp, III him, and the whole
Sft to his supervision.
sH' ne CHEROKEE ADvoc
p1tea on an imperial sheet, will viii
e . hgilsh and Cherokee, once everv
1lars per annum. payable in ad,
= subscribers, who read onIy the
oge, at Tvo Dollars por annum a. ;
Sng will be done on tho usuoI ,e,,
'lsatiens directed, post raid. to !,
az Park Hill, Cherokee Nation
9iampf Attention. =
WILLIAM p. RIOS
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