Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
PIlCSPEC

TgvHERE will be issus az or1er.
Il okee Nation, abouY mo I've GT Jnt The
next, the first number ofeek a,i ~ iaborec
be called tho CHEROKADV. Sss'ain
The object of the GSl of I%eIs froSS
providing for the publicaSf ii. II r." H.. tNy
vocATE, is the physical bal ,Iabor;ave bver y Ma
improvement of the Choir -,ed,stain 10, NW
devoted to these ends, and tho blocA ,usI
rights recognized a, belongler, a VII
legally made at different yssanuJs ~
States, and Of such ineaskt :. lin
lated to secure theft reacsS We sa;,d
their prosperity, afi elerai vo,e =,
distinct communi! the nj
In commencing khd7ustam tamorr,5
in the Nation. its success nisa or ~
upon the kind feelings, libcrrA lie
the citizens OF tho United Su do,J M
we are assured there exists genefSJ w
the indians should be deal; win AL hue
eral principles, 4, lively syaacsaI 10" =
quered career, ana deep i,pzd,J r.
actor, condition, ,,nd des,invE,Il1 AZ 'H'
condition, opinidr, and clain4l,J =
fountain of ma diy wrongs; a Co.. 81
they have bed forced 10 d,;aASss bsSii
droughts. Fro bthis cause, nea~ s.i4s9 :, !,
themselves "nl ana hig ghly dcstrn
PeaoI anu P'Us nave been concei,0, A.. ,.le
s,S..a .,;n;' ~ 70 @eGofnP PIish hment, wit rs.
po,.,naoy, from whom they h. We n s%s, y;an,
y. .' ,hp 49, "oI 80 p,o.Gcton. /, will herefa,.
CATE; 10 eaIgbien % ssniim,! SnsrEs fsa,t ssass
sible, as 10 the fee nis,.s ,,is o.. expat.
ations of the Chg ees. And vile is inien.
ded 10 make the ndt'oaal in its lone and
character, abstaI from oil partizanship in the
internatona! Poil pf the Nation, will never,he. :
less be open 10 ut courteous discussions OF {
any measures OF icy on the part of the United
States, which togehpon or affect the rights 3.
interests. not onI tho Q.erokees, but al Il
their red brethrd ... -
In making an cnl TO Ge citizans OF t.,, ~
ted States for ii 6rsndlt aid in the prcscn,
dertakinc, we f(ingufe that it will no, a
vain. The hisp pot tis Indian tribes, bu. mo
especially, thatthe fefokeos, a. Ienio-a with
incidents at d stirling and ornuiand
Tho mystery Al sIhrofs their origi., their Il
mer warike chS Sterthcir manly frAedsn, their
firm odberencok f. Natural ond pol,ic,i rights,
their fond alta 10 their homos-,hs homes
of their fore. III their rude expulsion from,
lhose homes. m i den transition from savage
To civilized IifL pid improvement in educa'
ton. ouricultst the domestic arts, their pres
eDt condition. Ie influence which, from their
location. friend and intercourse, they mug
and will exer& the great Indian population
extending nor d south along the whole ives
tern border oil nited States, and back 10 The
Rocky Moun,{ cannot fail TO enkindle a lively !
n,eres, in thI east Of the philanthropis., ava
ken general ID for more familiarity with them
and arouse protectors'' 10 the important,
but often ann vty forgotten fact, that they have
no ,riaing dtb perform towards this people
To those. thd |ho lake any concern in whatever
relates 10 ,h1 erokee and neighboring Indians.
and who aroI rous of being regularly and accu-
ra,ely lnsde ainted with passing events among
them. .be C I NEE ADVOCATE is recommended.
Our location the station we occupy relative.
ly TO the Cr Chickasaws, Choc,aws, Osages,
Senecas. De Tres and other Indians, are such
as will enaH at all times to furnish the rem
dors of the III with the latest and most correct =
border newt -
Nothing Petnl or sectarian will be admitted
into Inc cohuil lof the paper.
Tho Na,ioul ;ouncil having appointed the un-
dersigned E.d1 the duties of that station w
devoive .ntirellpon him, and the whole esiab-
lishnrent be sutt to his supervision.
TERMS.-t CHEROKEE ADVOCATE
will be printed N an imperial sheet, with pew
type. both End and Che rokee, once every week
at Three DolH per annum, payable in adrdnef
And to those Jkibers, who read only the Chei :
u-rnuuijus1r<rr, =