The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-19

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Jso. T. WHsELER.
In ExroUrTs SEsnOs, SENATE or the UNITED
STATES, AusUsr orH, 1916.
Resolved, (two-thirds Of the senators present con-
curring) That the Senate advise and consent 10 the
ratification Of the articles Of treaty made and con
Guided at Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
the sixth day Of August, IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fouy-six, between
the United States Of America by three commission
ers, Edmund Burke, William Armstrong, and Al
bion X. Paris; and John Ross, principal chief OF
the Cherokee Nation, David Yam. William s. Coo
dy, Bicha Taylor, Il. III. Walker, Clement +.
MeNair, Stephen Foreman, John Drew, and Rich
ard Field delegates duly appointed by the regularly
constituted authorities Of the Cherokee Nation; Geo.
w. Adair, JohnA. Bell, Stand Waite, Joseph M.
Lynch, John Huss, and Bree Martin, delegation
appointed by and representing that portion of the
Cherokee tribe Of Indians known and recognised as
the Treaty party !" John Brown, Captain Dutch,
John L. Mccoy, Richard Drew, and Ellis Phillips,
delegates appointed by and representing that portion
Of the Cherokee tribe Of Indians known and recog-
missed as Western Cherokees" or sold Settlers"
with the following l 49,. ..-.. Do. .
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Strike out Of the ffh article the following words:
"First dedurtng therefrom the OF fifty thousand
dollars 10 be PAID 10 the uelegnon OF tna poruon OF
the Cherokee people who parties to the treaty
to defray the expenses Of prosecuting their claims
against the government Of the United States nclud.
ing the late Captain John Rogers"
Strike out the twelfth article Of the treaty
At,eati ASBURY DICKfNs,
... be- .a1 Secretary.
We, John Ross, principal chief of the Cherokee
Nation, David Yaun William s. Coody, Richard
Taylor, +. II. Walker, Clement F, MeNair, Ste
phen Foreman, John Drew, and Richard Field, DEL
egates duly appointed by the regularly constituted
authorities Of the Cherokee Nation; George w.
Adair, John A. Bell, Stand Waite, Joseph NJ.
Lynch, John Huss, and Brice Martin, delegation
appointed by, and representing that portion Of the
Cherokee tribe Of Indians known and recognised as
the Treaty party;" John Brown, Captain Dutch,
John L. Mccoy Richard Drew, and Ellis Phillips,
delegates appointed by and representing that por-
ton of the Cherokee tribe Of Indians known and
recognised as "Western Cherokees,n or "0ld Set
ess,n do give our free and voluntary assent to the
foregoing amendments made by the Senate of the
United Statcs, on the eighth day of August, one
thousand eight hundred and forty six to the treaty
concluded by us with Edmund Burk, William Arm
strong, and Albion X. Parris, commissioners noting
for and on behalf of the United States ON the sixth
day of August, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-six, the same having been submitted and fully
explained to us by the Secretary Of War, and Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, on the part Of the Unist
States. gvflA 3r5 NJ a11l H- r-as..ats3 esq"
In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our
hands and affixed our seals, respectively, at Wash