Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

OF thc, ,3lst ult., tho following interesting
account VI the Inauguration of Alfred
WAuE, tie first Governor w tLe Choctav
Nation:
BoTaT nEPor. C N-.l
October Az, l~aT.
fsss Eii'Drs. Saturday last was 2
day w ncw and very erect interes. tn fhe
peple " the Cnoctaw Nation. IN that
DIV Alfred Wade. thc first Governor of
Tue Nation WIS inaugUrated. Oh that day
trc wheels W their rew system W govern
meut. under thc ueE constitution, were
fairly pur in motion. Dn that Jay. oEr
people may be -ail w have taken Y i1BE
step on cur mareh tJ ciyilizatiyn-aul, wv
imitation of that great plan ot free gyr-
eminent which our white brethren have s1
beautifully and successfully carriel out.
Nav thav bacl0n us nn with cheering
wiri-. that our steps mnv nnt faltar. and
encourage the h1pr that -Fa.la lhg haalts
MI innny of a7, that wa mag aama lay ba
able fn stand npln larr,- -iia hv aiie- in
.lll sistcrhoJd nj their bright ei-ri- MI
Sfrt.s. with The banner of stars to cover
aua protect us.
Ihc any ol thc Inauguration wls nm
wsfi. y ui thc occasion. Heaven saEn- z
tJ ..- the dIy luI its deed. ID Shedding
sgu liue agl sending y so.t anl genial AZ
mU-phyrs. There w4s large concllr-e of
. g.-. yiu present; 0.I warriors uf Ly--YGc
.L4y-. w.th .ugir g.I women. who shared
M tluiru4u-ar- aHl tuil- Their children
It th. lr-t remove wA, ar- tlc active
nau uf tha country. uFDg whom its inter-
y-l- ani honor u1v re-t=. Ths dA-hiHr
mua Ui .a4.uu.uz manhood. eial IN the
-ar eIlula ll former customs. which their
ra.ta- atrnc Iarail. and the yHln- aud
lovely -il,-. wth complications at dark hrl-
aetta. black aHl heavy MASSES Mi hlir,
r.a- bright and shining, ihrk a- ain. hut
= lhuu-ahi Tunes mara Lanutiini; iirF a-
rlI a- faacs. auI tas-k as white as pearls.
At IT U'eielk, tAa Senate repaired ia d
b.ly to the chaE.5er uf lhe House ur Rep
re.eutatiycs. when the n. =. Are.ut. " -l.
~. II. glgrcs, appeared lul W s'itsn
r.tr the gtluI. Shortly lIter the seiAt
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Governor eIHri, who .1.gl. lgani- Y aral
thg grIn WI tla Hon. A-'i.y 3Erus wy .hc
~lrr.ul Bench. TL Epr. PUtr- Egl .-r
offered Il earnest anl ci1Il.at prayer. luit-
aJl- tI tal ulei ION. The GavgruJr elect
.hcn ara-l aul delivered iis inaugural
aall,5, whia' Wh- ranl ir -Aa fhla.lw
language hg NJ. E. Dwight, Taq, after
...rA- t.ia lrf' pr- rihri hT fhl c1Hati-
.r.i1a, Ta- repeated hT Judge Buer1, in 70
ela.r tlne u- ln@ra, in bgth hu-uHgls. s.-
n..nin4 ,l. a.lat volume lF when his
Eaa..l-aay beat his Haal, arI pressed Li-
... ;5 the hai..
Ilc National officers with orerzcer linn
being detained ly s.t..f.,s I'D hiS family.
E4yg reached hgfr-all lIvc CIT rel urol
t.g duties oi .hl.s r,sp p.siiya Offices The
National Officers -r- follows GorcrEur.
t.ig-l Nlle7 Secretary. Tu,. uh Ii. IIali.
Auditor. Nm ' Py; ahlynn Trca urar.
John Page: Attorney, Coleman Cole. -Ali
y-liW4Dlv 2gutlguieu, and, IN every WAY
saitel tlr tAu.r several stations.
lA- Glnag.I council Irs noW actively
and ilDarilu-ly guErrgi iu preparing and
passing O complete set NJ laws no put "a
work Obj parts of their nvw constitution.
ih INV mlmLers aru fHg-tly mHu of expert
cnee in -uch positions, aud form 1na MI tha
sJ.l-t councils 4 have crcr known in Ohio
country. Hou. Tandy Walker IN nia-i-
dent nf The Senate, anl Hon. Wm. Hnc-
buck -nc-ker of the House. Both hcii
tha same pacls under the former Govern
mant. ani gained iar-g AMI just distinction
in taat most difficult position XXI success
. ful presiding officer.
IIun. Daniel Folsom ~ Y member os tEe
-.u--e-Hc is deemed cue of the most
plBular forensic orators ~ tile nation -
irrt EiuFaii. tf. t-.-l --.i 4L-.a---7 .l--
{ -lni.i ali generous. the sage AMID the
sterling Kinkail. is ALSO in the Senate. 49,
Besides. thcrc is Coll Forbs i4eflnre, ono
OF the most faithful of the nations repre-.
snntativcl. "A member nf the same body
z ln thc house, notice Adan Nail, tha Da-
vii of hi. party In the nation; his un1la
Morris Nail, WIN III ihe ab!est lawyer AN
country, ANA Johnson Pnshmatahl, th.
only sou of ihe Ina-; distinguished w-Trioi
and orator The Chletaws have ever pro
duced. The son Looks every inch tht
man-aud Is sid u Ivy, instead of chip
y block very much like the old one. Their,
: are others wLo deserve notice which
must defer
"A bill II now before the Council, direct
, iny tAe submission " the people, " thD
nrxt election, W.T. tile changes III the CDH
.t.iutiUn asked for, thlt are practicable
y There are petitions before the council ask
. ing fur new convention tO make thcs
i changes. II ia Thought the bill spoken o
will serve the purpose, and save trouble
. delay aud expense.
ann truly yours,
LITTLE LEADER