Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-06
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WARRINGTON, Sept, ieaS.
Mr. Bes~u, NJ. Riseais. end the New York Hsrsd-Ths
Cherokee isd,sns--A New Movement-Texas, tho
un.ed sasss and The Public Lands Of Texas-An In
por,sns Proposition Zoe tho Mar
CT and Msios Nosh-'rhs "Kane Lctter"-Cabine'
Cssssils and tho Public Printiag-George Bancroft
Ths Hon. W. J. Brown. Of Indiana. late OF the House
II Representatives, bat Chisf Clerk OF the sixth Au-
dtsss saies. hes lucid and patriotic letter u" inc
Usiea ef sst evening, expressly directed 'gsn'' a" %
In e late communications, to witt Ina, saa WI
Brown b made Third Auditor, ON eonoi"o" "a'
IN. y.S,.. democratic delegation for the Union cd
r q pr,user 10 tho House. Mr.. Brown denies, WIN
bsessn~ dignity and decision any such arrangement vi
eosrss be would any participation IN such move
u,sst Il was rsmoS, and we gave for whatn would
bri.r in the market IL hes brought out Mr. Brown anu
Father Rtchie Poor dear old Paps how tho pesky letter
wr,,.u do bother him. And what docs Father Ritchie
cav, Ths, hcsc same letter writers employed hero IN
the OF the coun
uy;os his words dear old Pspa, land eoa
knows We love him, ssys ave aware that scrbblcrs
employed hero get misrepresentation and enc"
lss tAsm lo di.isnt markets. But Father Richie docs
us ssop here. He connucs-"We could lay our fingers
upon wire workers, well the wires ihcnselvos
We asked Dow, OF the u. S. Journal. this morning, II
he were one Of '.thc Of those who
were isuing "ciicuars solicit votes. lie said mo :.
We have not sccn Messrs Harris E-ari. OF the Consi
tuition, either Of them to-day II they arc gu'luess
Father Riches inuendo falls to the earth Sincerely,
NE like the dccacy 81 the old this impor
Of the public printing lie neither writes nor
speaks upon tho subject though calculate that like the
lishmans owl "hough he hasn't spoke rs yt IN hearing,
he ke-ps up a di,h Of thinking"
We desire To keep ovcry thing straight 60 along
Our object IL the uuh, and the whole truth The editor
1T tho organ, know it, acts upon the motto that dscre
ZION better than truth; but while he walks round the
truth many instances school boy would creep round
alr in his hsh has
schoo-boy pass quietly and leave the "varmint'
nlono. Ito haue John Van Buren,, (and, by the
way John is trump card) she must have shy ihim;
and the is he bitten Just rs John did IN
tho Patterson railroad stock. We have never met with
younger old Than Father Ritchie in every
We learn by intelligence from Arkansas, that number
OF dissatisfied Cherokee Idian- about leaving the
Cherokee reservation in said State exploring
o. IN uto that long strip Of crhem Texas. aud south
~cs, Of Arkansas, and fsnking the Rocky Mountains
Among this exploring notice the names OF Charles
Reese James Sar, Ezekiel Starr, Joseph NJ Lynch, Dr.
J. u. Thompson, Matthew Moore, Jesse Hnyhed, John
Horcagc, John A. Bell and others We personally
S...Icd with of these and know them TO be
Ja,crcn educated, civilized, and etorprsing fellows
Iese people dissatisfied with the OF John
Eoss. They desire get away from il aud the people
Arkansas equally DESTROYS OF placing on their wcs
frontier guard against the Cananehos, eeue-
Of the civilized CheIosccs, under the protection OF
ths Government.
The scope of county referred to, portion Of TexSs
yet entirely vacant-t portion Of the great grazing
range Of the Buiocs, and along tho base Of the noun
sins perhaps, for beautiful landscapes, dc
tcious water, outrageous woods, game and ssubny Of
climate.
You will rccoloc pcrhsp, that among tho proceedings
Of the Texan Congress. June last bill introduced
think. 10y hc Hon ID. y. kaufman. Of the Senate
apart this very OF country, lying between 'hc Ar
ID .4-Ts lie
d Texas and prevent holders OF scrip from incUmberng
it with locations.
Here beautiful field opened for the action OF the Gen.
ernl Government In the gradual filling up of Arkansas
sth white population, increasing difficulties and annoy
will he likely arise between them and the Chcro
keos-but by tue appropriation Of this long strip Of
Try stretching Of the Arkansas, norhward hun
dods Of miles, under the shadows OF the Rocky Noun
Gains To the Red people, permanent nome would he
Vded Soc thom beyond which, Of the boundary
OF the mountains. attempt would ever be made to re-
mcve them.
,uccssIty United Stlics Government obtain
absolute control this uninhabed but fertile strip
country, is obvious glancc-anI undoubtedly ap-
parent to the Texas Legislator the introduction his
bill before tho late Congress of that now defunct Repu
iir The dissatisfied Cherokees tn mseves evidently
psct be removed. TO be permitted TO remove. Hence
This exploring party.
The General Government ought TO avail itself OF this
feasible opportunity to acquire possession OF this North
~esern strip oi Texas by bona ide purchase OF rexas
OF tho territory before is absorbed by white specuator
Ii WILL OF course, be the policy of Texas in looking
Fac prompt payment Of her public debt bring pub
lie domsin speedily into the Market her only medium
OF raising the means and she be expected per-
met her snds to be overrun and occupied by the United
aes Chefokees no than by any other people, with.
out receiving compensation thereof.
We bsleye there Is Cabinet Council TO day. We guess
from bird that whispers occasionally, that at more
than Of the late Councils the House printing aud the
Ogsn have superseded the question troops TO Texas
Asps 70 the Gulf That the great queson-,ho print
aug ct the House. The very existence Of Col Folks
administration depends upon the election Father Ritchio
as printer to the House OF Representatives The lsI
DO exsnined-the disacccd discovered and the bters
or emolens applied them OF their rritaiions.-
Father Richie will get tho printing OF the House.
The Secretary Of the Navy George Bancroft the last
roso Of simmer " has way generis for the reception
OF VISITORS and the clown would say, he selects his
company any ono Of the epauetted and gold gentry
OF Che army navy promptly attended Ioand are not
long Kept dancing IN attendance - but honest Jack
must quietly wait tho pleasure Of the ign unconary al
though two minutes would suffice transact all lac would
wish. A case IN point A sailor who has recently been
discharged from the rgate st. Louis has been FOR three
days the door Of tho Secretary Of the Navy knocking
for admance, with check for years pay in his hand
on the Exchange Bank of Virginia. which was refused to
be cased in specie tho bank. Hc had called for the
purpose Of laying his complaints before the Secretary from
day 90 day for week. and could get him.
Another instance sailor required the signature Of the Sc
cresfy to letter which from the duties Of his office be-
- eofpeed TO sign yet lie keeps the poor fellow awaiting
boar alter hour Such conduct altogether democrat
sc must be acknowledged VIZ shall have to report this
arisiocraic conduct, Mt Secretary, II II IL continued.
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