, 1857-03-27

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.isi1i ojj no b3Jr1JIl 3 NJ iBoH l6, 1851.
.rMF E61r6R4Ferhhps It plight not b
amiss for a farmer to notice some Of. tlle
proceedings of our last Legisp+iFq Assem-
laE. through your paper. i,ht any rate,
will venture to briefly notice its action
ip one Or two pHtttqldfsa ,..'. -" ..
Eirsts the LasilatuEc refused to Ofk 10
have the treaties, already made with the
Indians, conBrMetl 7dFor such course oil
proceeding, ! am, ,Ha&iaei 10 dcipntt, It
certainly was in direct opposition to lha
wishes of The people. 1t is well known
that, much dissatisfaction has existed 3or
years, both amongst the Bttders and
natives, because the Indians were not
treated With, Government has been Civ
ing away the lands, yet shGY ,G5tA not Paid
for foot Of them, Our settlements are
scattered over q vast extent Of country
claimed apd occupied by the indians, with
out any civil regulaliops for their common
government or sqr True, there
isgovernmeut and tcs, but SO far
assit extends over Ahsitis virtually
arbitrary. Tie y HElials have been pacifed
By being told til I their lnnds would be
paid for; but now the Legislature refuses
to ask that the treaties bdsohfrmcd which
is equivalent to. asking that they. be not
confirmed, and that The Ipdiaus be not
paid for their lands THIS We arc likely
to be thrown back into anarchy, confusion,
and difficulties with tho ,uIndians The
Legislature could have done nothing that
would have more cffecthally shutHthe door
"a tnaroicrot;n1 - 10 ar., f l-t lS
G5-''s0''H ~ ,Lruo, eaH .ls,fl.yH. sti
Again. the Legislature asks to have the
Offices of Governor and Superintendent Of
IUdiau 4 fairs separated At the preco-
ding session Of the Legislature, oar Dele
gate vas Instructed to exert his iaancntF
to prevent d separation, of said Offices.
IhstEo pliess had been held BY onS per-
som up 70 lthsoendr of the third regular
session Of The Legislative Assembly -
during whith the naaFly all the Indians
had been treated with-yet at that session
Uon ssasgsqn was found Why Ael t%Oi oGrGA
shbaldbe sepsrpted. on HeRee We must cpRi
Olude thaetho two oifitGs worked Meil, tot
gethet hplo that time, dftR thAs tAe per-
formauce Of the duties of the one did not
fHtsrfere With tie otber2...,a But ot the ihte
Ss4issipRia Si5s9ysSa& typ + tlhSot, gspSpGl
ceSshouldohc Sepapated ,rsRd that, ,o,oO,lat
Gftihs whonT4hs duties Of the twb ydfices
xersino So ibHrdeasbtSe asthey had btFbfs
been. II there poto song .hg4srt,, S9Ss
seeker that would IKE tobe SIMPLICITY or
Yfss. tHits @ stf. tRSf.rs1ag p4l8tcal edPaA Y, be
Fsssahisgn y7ut bioa I'D 10 ioil7ay
'auo1 OF noq1s1sdH tnnA 5EAR4ER,oI
'q4oz9 -yffrTs1->yidJ.gf binz odt 10 is'
iaS65nThB Demetafa R6ghlo 6hzettenGi
mooi 0thsNltdi saysIL hTqhng SaysrsfIO Orr,
SstserikuOErn lbtlhisebgnOm6u pfitthe5 An
gel Gabriel is no.irore1o He died sofI1ds5s
entary in-NovembsE, at the penal settle
nelti where eh9 -Has nadPGeiRga AisnRn-
a0fa,iqRrisoNmsat Nth ibaH4o1aAogdi
-SnnG izfohtn s75s-sts. sA4 oini soTul
So@ayAfhgeJ Jbdsts6f AGihetgA5 has u Sba
aagSPAst Reihsl lits NOSE fs sixteen inthes
iOag VJItO9lstateasapbe be aIqgpehtBlte6tknUf
ancient art. ,gliaUn