Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-11
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upon the kind feel;nr I;heroi;, = "a ~, ~
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the Indians should be dealt with nnon inst and In.
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International notifies ,f the Na,on will
less be open o. fuII but courteous discussions of
aly measures of puocv On The m = ~ he Jrn;,s
States, which touch mon Or afect he r;oh,. Nd
interests, not only Of the Chsrokess. bus aIso ~
their red brethren. ss<s fS0s Lsl 7sls7 "
In making an apneal To ,ha sc;,;zen. ~ he nj
teo States for their frienrflv :; N in the
der,akine, we feel saneuine that n will noI be IN
vain. The history az The Ina;, .;t IN, mos,
especially, that Of ina herolss. = ,epIete will
incidents at once striking and commandinp.
The mystery that shronds sheir or;un. their for.
mer warke cbarac,er. their &. NV freedom their
firm adherence 10 toir M iura and political rights.
their fond attachment 10 their homes--tke homes
of their e.fatber.. their ride srnul.;on frona
those homes, their sudden transition from so y, "a
to civilized life, their rand improvement in .duco
ton, agriculture nd the domestic arts, their pres
ent condition, and the influence which, from their
location, friendship and intercourse. they, must
and will exert over the great Indian nomination
extending north and south along the whole ives.
tern border of the United States. and back to the
Rocky Mountains, cannot fail to enkindle a lively
interest in the breast of the phianthropst. ava.
ken general thirst for more familiarity with ihem
and arouse, ''their protectors to the important,
no ,pne DUTY to peroI% hs ,ess nave
To those, then, who take any concern in whatever
relates 10 Inc cherokee ana nelghoorlng Indians,