The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-15

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For fall and detailed iHiafm-iisH az &C.
gard 10 me e~n.t1l eandiliar nfnsn Indian
zffziss. respectfully lefrr yaa 10 The rrr
pori 81 ib< Secrrlaiy af the Inlrrsof and
the @eeompany,ng sia~umenls-
The Srasls asl h4rinR shsnghl proper
IN rasily The sre@,irs which mad h~rn nrf.s-
tizsed with lhr tribes af Indians 10 Csli-
foraia and Oregon. our rrlzsians with
them have heea Iril in very sasslisise-
iory candnion.
! In other parts nf aur IrfIiisry particular
districts af rounIry have b~~n eel apart
far The EXCLUSIVE occupations ef ihr In
dians. an | illeir riahl 10 the lands within
these limits has been acknowledged aud
respected. Bal m California and Orrgnn
| there has been no recognition by the
Government uf the exclusive right Of the
Indians 90 any pan AT The country. They
are. therefore. mere tenants al suiieranre.
and liable Ia he driven from place TO place.
Al lhe p!easaie az the whites.
4 The treaties whirh have been rejrrird
! proposed 10 remedy This evil sallnliing
10 the different tribes, districts of ronnlfy.
suitable 20 their habits OF life. and sufli-
Client for their snppou This pravision,
. more than any other. IL is believed. led 10
their rejeeiinn; and a. ma substitute fr IL
has been adopted by Congress. il has not
been deemed advisable 10 attempt 20 enter
into new treaties ~ permanent character.
. although na effort has bcen spared by
, temporary arrangements 10 preserve friend
r " relations with them.
!, lin he The desire Of Congress 10 remove
them frnm the country altogether, OF 10
assign Ia them particular d.slncls more
/. rranle frnm The srillemenls 81 he whites,
u will he proper 10 set apart hy Law The
. ierri,nry which they are Ia orcnpy. aud
10 provide .he means necessary for rcmov.
ing them 10 il. Justice alike 10 our own
ei,izcns and 10 The Indians requires the
Il prompt action nI Congress on Ibis sub.
Ijrc,.
N The amendments proposed by the
!. Senate TO The irealcs whirh were mega.
! ,iaieL with HE Sioux Indians Of Mime,
r. sofa. have been submitted 10 The tribes,
). WIN were parties ~ them. ani have re-.
. reived their assent. A large tract ~ va
. Ia able ieHiiory has thus been opened fol
settlement and cultivation, aud all danger
n Of collision with these powerful aud war;
ike b,nds has been happiiv removed.
n The removal ~ iha remnant of The
tribe Of Seminole Indians from Florida
8 has long been cherished object Of the
Government. and IL is nne 10 which iny
attention has bepn steadily directed. Adj.
mnnished by past experience Of the diff
, Guilty and ros, nf the attempt to retnoye
a them by military force. resort has been
had to conrila ory measures.
i, By the invil,linn of the Commissioner
!, Of Indian Air,irs. several III the principal
: chiefs recently visited Washington, aud
: willis. here acknowledged IN writing The
A mitigation of their tribe To remove with
# The least possible DELAY. Late advlccs
= from the sperial agent of The Government
! represen, that they adhere To their pro-
q mise. and that council Of their people
4 has been called 10 make their preliminary
arrangements. A general emigration NAV
therefore he confidently expected at an
, early DAY.
> The report from the Grner Il Ian OF
fire shaws increased ariiyiiv IN its opera
time. The survey 0f the northern bnun.
!, Diary of lava has heen completed with un.
!. examnlpd despatch. Within he last wear
n 1892 053 arras nf public lanl have heen
f SURVEYED. aud S.032. 400 arres brought, in.
|, TO market
lnthe last fiscal year there were sold $50 OF acres
!. Located with hnunt, land warrants 3. 20l,3l4 I"
Located with other certificates ll5,6S2
Making total Of 4,s7O,067
In addition there we're
/, Reported under swamp land grants 5,2I9.lss a
: For internal improvements, rail-
roads, dc. 3,025,9
Il Making an aggregate of l3Il5,175
Being an nrrea,e in the amount of
il lands sold and, located under land warrants
= OF 569.220 acres nver the previous wear.
e The whole amount Thus soil, lora,rd
e under land warrants. reported under
) swamp land grants. aud selected Tor later
\ nll improvements. exceeds that of the
! previnas year hv 3,3I2.372 acres; and
i The sales would, without doubt. have
: been much l,rger but f,r the extensive
reservations CIR railroads in Missouri, Mis-.
? sissIppi aud Alabama.
: For the quarter ending Both Sept.
; 1852, there were sold 2i3,255 acres
! Located with bounty land war
rants l,3S7.ll6
Located with other certificates 1860
Reported under swampland grants 2.4s5,233 "
Making an aggrcsite for the quar-
quarter Of 4,l3l253 /.
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