The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

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Of he Uuilea SlslSs. and Ifeonasn5sd
that lL.y should hs bapeshi into nsrkss
cod acid. spea ,prh farms snd Under sgsh
Restrictions - Congress uigst !nsssrElhs.
By The sei Of the eiessnlh u July lssi.
. The reserved lead minss and ronliguoss
Isnds 10 he Slalss IL lllineis snd Aslsn.
sss. aud Teirisorles tf Wi.c.nsia snd
Iowa." we're sHlhOtixed 10 DO cold. The
act 10 eOnfinrd, in ia operation. 10 ~ lead
Ginss aud esniigaoDs i.nts."
A large portion Of the public lands Gen.
timing copper snd olhsr orss 10 spsesssl-
cd 10 be very ,ainsble. snd l rsesmmsnd
that prosision be made sulhorizing lie
sale oi these lands. upon sseh isTms and
conditions - their spPpOssd value nsy,
IN Tie juJg~snl ef cODgIs.s. bs dsesed
sdTis.bls. having due regard 10 The inls.
tests Of sush Of our cit Esns % may Be
loralsd upon lhsm. .-.
II will bs important. d.ring your pre-.
sent session. 10 establish . isrIiIorisl go,.
ernaeBI aud TO extend The Jurisdiction and
lass OF the Uuisd STATE, over the tam.
tory Of Oregon. Our laws regulating trade
and intercourse wlIh the Indian nibes essI
ol tie Rocky mountains should be- sxlend.
cd 10 the Pacific tesan; and Tor the pst.
pose Of sxecCiiLg them. and preserving
irIsndly Iel.llOns siIh the Indian iIibss
sIlhin our limits, en- additional number
Of Indian sgsnc.es ~ill be required. and
should be authorised by law. Tie e,Isb-
Iishmshl Of cuslom.kouses. and VI pos, Of.
fees and pest roads, and provision for tie
snspnrlsilon Of Ihe mail on ouch rOu,es
as the pUbhcc Convenience will suggest. 70.
qGire Il gi'lstiSe authority. u will be pro-
per. also. 10 establish surveyor generals
Office 10 that Territory, and 10 make the me-
ssssary pro'i.IOn for surveying tie publis
lands, aud bringing them inin market. IA
our eiiizens sh0 nov reside 10 that distant
region have been subjected TO many hard.
ships, prIvatioBs. aud sacrifices in their
.nIgtsnon. and by their improvements
have enhanced The value OF the public
snds IN tie neighboIhood Of their settle.
menis, IL 10 recommended that liberal
grants be made 10 them Of such portions
Of these lands as they may occupy. and
hat similar gIsn's or rights Of pre- elnplion
be made to oil . ho may sn'grsie ih'lher
.ilLia. = limited Period, 70 be prescribed
By Law.
The report OF ,Le Secretary OF War
eon,sins detailed Information relative 10
the sevssl branches Of the public ser,iec
connected Nth that department.. The
operations Of lhs army have been Of
satisfactory and highly sr,,fying eh'rac.
ter.
recommend 10 your early end fsvors.
BILE confederation The measures proposed
BY the Secretary OF War fot speedily
filling Up the rank and ile Of the resul.r
army, Tor is gresier efficiency in the Geld.
and Tor rqIsIng an additional force TO serve
during the wsr wilh Mexico.
Embarrassment i. likely 10 arise for
want OF legal provision authorizing CON.
pension /" Re made to the SCENTS employ.
I'd ~ the sereisl SIMss and Territories TO
pay the revolutionary and other psn,ion-
cts The amoun's allowed them BY Law.
Your attention 10 invited 10 The recon.
mendsuons OF the Secretary Of War on
this subject These agents incur heavy
responsibilities aud perform i'm por,sn, Ju.
ues, and no reason exists why they should
mol b. placed on The same tnu,lng, as TO
compensation, With other d,burslng Of
tirc'..
Our isl ,ii"ns With The various Indian
tribes cn"l"ue to be ola pacific char.clsr
The unhappy Discussions which have e,.
'sted among The Cherokees for many yeas
pat have been healed. Since my lac.
annual message important nesIies have
been n'g"iia,edlwth some Of tie tribes
by which the Indian title 10 large tracts
II valuable lind within The limits Of the
Stotes and Territories has been extn'
gu'shed, aud arrangem cnls made for reno
wing them 10 The country ives, OF the MIS-
sIssppi. Between thDs and four 'hou'
sand. OF different tribes, have been Iemo''
ed to she couauy provided for them BY
treaty POPULATIONS. snd'ausngumeDs have
been made Tor others TO follow.
Ia our intercourse with the several tribes
particular attention ha. been given TO The
imporIan. subject Of education. The num-
Der Of schools established among Them
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