mNER§’ & FARMERS’ JOURNAL.
fKlVTEU \.\U PI ULISHKI) KMOKY H i;i>M;si)AV, HY KOIILK Ac HOLTON....t;HAttL.OTTi;, .lll-XULIiMJLHG C;OU.\T%', NOKTH-CAROLINA.
I WII.l. TE*ri| YOl' TO nt:K(-E THK HIIWKLS OF THS KARTK ANI> llKlNti OUT KUOM TIIC fAVKRNs OF THK MOIMAIN.-., MEIAI.S WHUII WIIJ. fllVE KTKk.NinH TO Ol lt ll\M);i AM) KITlljrcr AIX NATURP. TO OUR USE AND PLEASURE.—OR. JOHNSON.
VOL. I.
\V1JIK\ESIIAY, JLLYO, IHlll,
NO. 41.
THE
A: FarnM‘i*«’ Jimriial
I iii^ (Hiti)ftlie constitution, treaties, mid l;i\\s j du»ilry of our counlry without (IpNtroyinu or ins. 11,1..^ now;, aimtln'r w ith John W cslcv on his
of the I'nitcd States. 'I’l.o rxpresscd opiii- injuring any portion of it would ,.r. .«nt
! - •>' “■•J a,„l a fowrth w.tl, {..KKl ol.l Thomas IJoston!
ADVKHTlSiniKNTS willjM- ins. ritd | li^.leal thissccti'on aiuht ^MMnVto m'.' to fol- I reliant a.ui th-- onsumers, hnve adv. rHc i..-
conts i>or square (not t’vrrt'dinj^ Jin^’s, Mor tn» i * * .1 i fort j»ts, u.iul the tfovi rniiienl when she Uvm lu-r da-
first iiiw’rtion, and contw for cacli «ucc(fdinp | lH‘CO>?^ry Coiise(]UCin:o, that fhrio , iju|>orU(l iiurchariiliif miiKt obsrrvt; ui
week—cr SI lor tlirt u weeks, for one i«]iiart'.— I mi”ht be a ditl’fi-cjit decision i.'J eacli t^tate | way th.-iu various inter.st» will be iiiltttMl.
A hlxTul tliscomit wiH !>•• igatle to tliom; « ho ot'tho Union Upon prt*cisc|v I ;e COIlsti- [ Till w liicU of jiCVt rn:mnt must :iiu\r on, ,Hid ri v.
tutional question. Jf the dectM(.iis ol'the ‘ 'h' ‘h«t rt 'idrr!. t!.o op. r.tion of
advirtiM-lythcyar. 1j Oiuilladvi'rtisnnoiits
coiiiniuiiicutcil for publication, thf- niinitw r of
insi'rl 10119 ninst U- nnlrd on the niirqin of ihr
inmiiiscni't, or tliry v.ili be coutinuid until
ftiruid, nnd charfrcd accordingly
117* All roninninications to tlif l^itors iuu>t conic
free nl'pvfttigt, or they muy not be attt ndid to.
TO THE FREKMKX OF
Lincoln, Mevkkithurg ('aharrus cnunlie.^.
Fki.lov.'-Citizkns :—I am u candidate to
rP(>n':»ent you in the next t’on^^ress ol thi-
I'nitrd States. Viewing me as sueli, you
have a rifjht to inquire hv what (Mjliticul prin
ciples I am governed, and to be iiitorrni'd ol
my sentiments and views as re;;anls thc-se
leading subjects wliich ha\e di.strarted, and
I tear, will continue to district the publu-
councils of our national ;ovpiiimt nt. I
have taken this nietluMi of piviii" you that
ihe K hole }Tuverniii’;itdl laaiiiiiirry staootli, L ir
iiionious and uiiobstrucud. A 'I'ariiVljtv ol soiii^
APFEAI. OF THK CHKROKEE.S TO Tllfi
PEOPLE OF THE UMTED STATES.
M'hereaH, it is incumbent upon us as cit
imts of the Cherokee Nation, individually
or the good eld lights of Scotland. 'Hirice ^
happy IS the ina:i who lifts the Uihle as if land collectively, to erprtss to the people
it had 'Iropt from Heaven into his hand a-
lone, and whose ejes ai-e aniiointed with the
true eye salve that he may .see.”
A P.VHSAUK moM 1111: “ NOCTIJS. ’
t^hrphenl.—W hat s,iy you to a mule '
■Sorlh.—'I'iio \ oung .\inerican in his
di'scrijjUoii for iliu |>ur|osi'» of rmnm’, i,iu*i k-i mo't amusing volumes, " A \ear iii Spain,”
question
State C’ourt.s .lsould be liiiiJ, tiiu toiistitutioii
and laws *tf the I’nioii ii;'.f lit be construed to
mi’iui one thing m one State, and ainitLer tn o|nru(i.>ii. It is 'ilic d jiy of tin. If ,'! h.tor-* oi ' lias exhausted the subject,
thing in another State—“ all unifonuity in our toui.iry to see tl.at oni »t !«•' iuffici.i.t lo; ,sl„i,/url —hatVvoii wull sir '
construction woul.l thus destro\ed.”- n.-eo*sa.c,. of our g.-v, ..., ^ ' ‘ ^ „
I . I cxiiil* no.'. I!ut wl.. n tilt rti>rL.-iii.U;nii coi'U^ I'. , i iiau. j iiiun , s.i>3iif-, uiom
North-Carohim, in her State t ouits nii Jht is bi>t to U- dyne, what ih.u ih hif. d'“vontiy, for there is soniHthing abortive in
recoonise a law ol ( oii^ress as coiistitu-i jjntv / It KetniH to mu it would b to i.alcu!aiL'iln- (.-very tiling it diK.*s, e\eii lo its very bniy.
tional, and the Courts ef Virgijiia or S»-utli-1 t>ur fit or injury it iiii-lit U to the u-;ru uliuri t, | (i,,. ^ontrarv has soniethiii'f
Carolina ^:cide tlu. same to be unconst.tu-; I '-r,y and whole-soul.-d^l.ut it. A jack
tiona!. 1 he Jiidieiaiy ot the >tati^ iM^ht tut to tint begins hn! bray w iih a modest whistle, ris-
roliise to tarry int.) edcct the laws ol the' ■ ■■ ■
of the United States our views in relation
to the proceedingH of the executive of the
(Jeneral Government towards our people,
and the arbitrary course of the State of
(ieorgia in its assumption of jurisdiction
over the Cherokees, having for its primary
object, the extinction of the Cherokee Na
tion as a distinct |K»litical community, it
therefore resolved by this meeting—•'
1. That in recurrence to numerous trea*
ties into which the United States have en-
ten'd with the Cherokees, the United States,
by treating with them in their national ca-
[incity, ha\e recognizcd the right of the
Cherokee nation to “ govern itself,” “ to
manage its own affairs,” and to exercise
system productive of tlie li a.-i t vii uiid iiii ^'umIi »t iiig grad'iallv to flit* top of his [lowers, liko ' powers as a soverf'ign otate-^onsciUPiitly,
I'nited Stiiti'#!, and without that ap;>eal to I j/oihltotiitcouiitr>. Tnat liit n.i i' -toftln ..jtli. (j„, i,io rexsive eloiiuence of a well adjust- «t“orgia, being a component part of the U-
the Supreme Cjurt uhicli the :joth section ^'rnStat.-s li :.tr...us!y «iPxi.d by tU u.i.,i„ui o,«. pradimllv declin-
aiithoris-vs, these laws ww.ld be cntin U an- ' . i,,,. -.i,,.
,, , , ,, , . I .1 ■ . I >.iiou:d l.'iiTrlon'in iiiv o:>u..on bt iiiudiiicd uttoid m_: oi a iiaiiirai coii iii.'ioii, oui int. mun.
nulled, and could not Ik* executed w ithoiit a , , oniiiienccs w itii a vok e like thunder, and
resort to ti.rce. 'I'his |io,si:i..n iiia\ be ilhis. 'j'l „f i„tornal l inr ivm. nt han pro- d,,.,,, as ,f sorr> lor what he h.ib done, he
Inift'd bv the follow mg I’xamples, (ain| in ! tiue.d jrrriit ji-alou>y m dio^.1 .'•Uaii • wh'f; i*> u n
ui\ing the examples my h[h>1oi^\ lor ii-iti''1
nited States, exercising jurisdiction over
the Cherokees for the purpose of governing
them with its laws, is ii flagrant violation
of, and in direct opposition to the promisea
tops hk- a biilly wiien thr^.ttled in the 1ouj protection stipulated in said treaties.
■cut (1 in 111 iMiiit-. J'hiy arordiii;.'ly [
law iiiip»ii;e tl.i- irv-rt-t i« nulln h upon tlic rol.
li'Cl'its or i«t.>r cuhloiii house olhci rr. ot lIu I .ut-
cd ;ati illiiii lli> ir I. rriu»ry. il t: > y tol-
U'l.'t ihf Julies on the iiii[>ortatlou of ll>r* .^'ii iner-
i lninui^'-—On' dor prc.-ei dn to cii.el.«r,';e the
duif's ot his o’iitf uiul. r iht- laws of tiis Lnited
^'alos, and li- is eondeniiitd and punt .lied U fbre a
State ()nrl t«>r vioialiriij Uii-'cfUU- la*’. Jit^’tal
llir :;iOth weticn, thy d' CKion of t!i' }«late C .’Urt
Iiy to tr.u,*iK.ri.aion. nc.. ,H.rily rh.^;,. ns a line s,« cdi and ha: not the cuiage to l'>ld right to this territory, anrf Con-
'*eunly . ^ ^ .
tiic articM.> tran>|Kirtt d, and all w ho coiiiiuiiie tin ;ii fnif'li it. '
are i»»«n;iallv ill!.•rr^l. d in whalUT pro.!u'.r« Shriili>n!. — !l-nv' hiw ' haw' Thlt’s
II,.. CiV. t. -i l.at t.L- ;. n. r i! I.om rniuvi.t t.,;, a ^ ,y,„.r/.
eoii>.Ututi"nal I irlit to uppiopria'c inoiny l r na- ‘
tioiiul i;ii;roM iiii'nt, would xiiu tn be adicil'. d ,
both by till' .'■t.it. s and in r:il l.ox- inn. ..I :ro... ,
tin I'af t, tiiul I VI r\ jdimniktriil.oii ha; iii.iili appr
iiriatioiis ibr sucii ohjr W. Tliu! !(n .en> r.iM lu. , , ii r i i 'i .
Irniiicntmav ha»e n.ad. nnprow.-na i id niipmp. l'»-ll MM.Ily .le,^-ri bed and acute
. r ap;j!ie.Mioi;sol pal-l.c mooi. ■ in ii.it w. y i, . i> 1« U, biH it was reserved for the editor ol
ry piot>abif. .\ly o^iiiiun i» tliat th' ru,v p:);« r (he I'lttsburg (.i,iZ'-tte to iliu.'trate its inci-
and -»•. luiltfV to be pijr.Ui d, woul.l be to abiii- yvorklll;;-i on s-iV.luie dt.->posiT!'>ns, hv a
Oon all kind of eUrav.,«:.t appl.e .tion of ,b;.. ^ v^l;...il.s wondn fully adaptnl tofre.’ze
“ r.t ..a;e my loid ol J'aluubv."
'I'lie j.aii^s oftlii." ungo\( riial le passion
t, (lid ti.1 apply froiu Uim to tiii>’ ll. Kiiriila,
revenue lo »ut.lt it.s uf intern... iin|ri>vi n;i i.t
HIV Doth pr.»etitibl’ a:.d i Ajx c.. i.l, i.ti! n h
would proluee a i.iti .n,l ui.d conii;.i.n
iiawnjj always in M .v ihi' Htii. t t rt^Md t • L;i
vafl'ju* liit'-rmti ui the dirt»T>-iit .S (• -.
Tbc n.'Jit «iibjeel to uhlch 1 • h-^U ii;ul«- yi/ur
u;» the bl'Hid and make the ti-i lh chatter.
' .V Ix'autitiil sfj'ui A, if u .v>leci.-ni be not
ii.’iplii tl til th> epithet, was o:;ce sitti.'ig in a
vvigwain h‘-r hti.sbaiid, (turki.sh
i(iebi> 'i w( '!tp[hjse) who was passionately
information, and I do it willingly,'kxause j ‘be language uf the coi..'n.it- c, nvIio re|K)r-
it will atlord you an opportunitv to reflect j fcJ •'* ''J be townd in the context if.sell.'
upon those sn^ects, and will enable you to
make, dclilx-rately, such a decision lus t!ie | j, that Uiose lu..:i oui;hi noi to L.;
iuterest of our common country requin s.—
I am a republican; my jiohtical principles
were formed during the administration of
Mr. Madi.son—with him and with that class
of politicians who supported his doctrines
and defended his mea-“ures, 1 uniformly ac
ted. Tliose opinions have grown up with
niv i:rowth—U^n mv guitle throughout niv
i aI * **!*■ brrucii, i/.*3 o: i.i* ciuic i. vun
political life, and cander coiu|.els me to d. ; ^ eomlus.s.-. aiiy .«^uu could
dare that in them 1 still have the greate.st j lim, nnlhty an an j' l.'oi.’resi which fchcdn-n.td
coiifidencc- '■J '‘nco.'sntut. .nu!."
,, , . . I ••The i;\ceutne ot niii of the''titc» in a ni( 5-
Our national legislature exercises a juris- d.eUred it to b, l.i,
diction for certain purposes, over an empire junion, tl.at tlio i.’.nd bi.ioin!inj; to tlie l.’nitrd ^ _
— th? operation of its laws are felt from , MaIi » within lur t.mtory is mw i.he prop«Tty o. i trniKti i» r.,l .ii\f i > the cxpede im .i.iJ n* .^^^ity I enutni>np d of her, uft* r a long and btiad-
?laine to Louisiana, and from the Atlantic : ^ 'itIik of h«T no\erei*:n authority.— I of e«tafjli..hii}" a branch of th.-1 . >tai. *' .Mi;.i m j fast ".i/A' at her Uncied chiirm.M, the abori-
to the ll(Kky Moiir.tams: embracii.jj; within
its. circle diversities of sod and of cliiirtite,
with a tew exceptions, imprecedentid in
the aiuials of modern hibtory. The iin \it-
rhje consequence is, that among the [kjihi-
IaU£>a thiy^x^iout tljis wide e.xtcnt of coun-
Irv llirrc mu-sl be a diversity of pursuit, o|
ieeling and of interest. Gejicral legislatim
w lien applied to, aiiil ojieratiiig uj)on, either
directly or indirectly, tlie various punuit3,
ft-^'liiig*and mterebt ef those who comiH>H-
this great nation of active and ciR-rgetic
freemen, might well lie ev|»i ri d, on sfiim-
0Cca-ioii5, fo create jx-Iiticai exciteinent—
and in fact it has already pnMluctd that
*tale of U'fling on the part of tluj«?e who U--
lieve their ini* rests have sufiercd by the
unequal, cons«'qu' !illy, unjust o{'«'rati'in of
foino of the laws of t.'ongress. It is beyond
the power of man to make a system of g.n-
prnment like eurs, or any f)ther, c»(K’rnte
with precise equality—nor is inequality al-
!'vi ry Slate cannot exjiect
rttUional—the fortiicr by immemorial o>
eupancy—the latter by treaty guaranties of
the United States ; and that the establish
ment of a military station by the State of
(ieorgia, within our acknowledged b;unda-
ries, fijr the purpose of arrc.sting our civil
officers, confining them m jails, and for the
purpose of forcibly taking pos.session of our
gold mines, is an iiivasinn upon our territo
ry, w hich the treaty of the 27th February,
I'llJ, had secured and reserved to the
'herokeea.
3. 'I’hat the survey of our territory, au*
fhoriz’d by the late law of Georgia, into
sectional districts and now on the eve of
completion, is a violation of the law of the
United States, enacted in 1H02, forbidding
citizens of the United States, under severe
peiuilties, from entering into tlie Indian
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ w.._ - - » ** ». V tit .7|n^iiiii^ II Vi VI «lllk* M ^ ^,
rci^al oi the\*.'iih wctioii of the J aU.cial act. Our j urotH-riy, *tiiHuUu *..Jn*tr/ ^r- i I’lie^iifuible rauiiMMU 1 inlilTil f W**rok«5» |X*rn»anent (frotec
In »v submitted n.th great pai.-i\tiies.s
thuii prohibited by llurleiurtu of ih-; Staffs froin I of the airirut a.* well 4H to the i--->ph if tn-- . i i. ii
,^rtbrmii,g th. irJuty under tne law *ot lb I’nion, ^ go»d r.^ion ofthe S .ith. tl,. a-I'\" ciuliuod lair one‘, Would V.Hi imi-
uilliout the |o«(ibiiity uf r.'dre»» in any conUitu. j dopU.wi of »ucii a inea»ure 1 tin i>ee j;u v>-.;l :oui;- tate this subimbslon ') und ou coolly enquir.
lional or Ir^aJ torm. In thi uiann;r Ihu Utie of i
ihip I'niled to 3 vajit domain, w hich ha* cwl j (,,!>. th'li., pfT.tlcrixn, t nd. aw. .1 *o lav t» f.’re
the nation nun) inillion* ana w hiclijusUy belong, j yo„ j,. fijgf » r «b tl.i inn'- ;ai rru'..r
t.» the i«x.pl .>i th. wral would bi lielia- j, ^ w i!l ad:i;il. niv m. w» -iiu ofth- nr.n
xvays injti-tice. i,v. ry .......... ■ ^
to shape the measures ol the t^eiieral tio\- j
crnnient to suit its own particular interc't. | ,,f ( i pro;.o-':! in
Th‘ causes whicii pp-vent it are wati-d in
the natur* of things, and cannot U- «Mitir ly
cf.imt' rui fed by huiiiaii lacans. Mutii tl lor-
b'Mi'anre theretore liecoii.es a duly obhaa-
t .rx upon all. The roiindatior.s of otir . i.n-
vt.f'ition were lai.l in a spirit ..f coir.pronils- i t'^lh.i of In- Counlry. and wa- banc:i,,ned by hu
... f* : #u » Wi.tt I‘ I**'* m hiii otiii ui rhaid'lvr. I :iC« r i';» m!lu-
H i I l'* h*. . \ liic Juiiicury ot IJie Lf;it» d .aartcd ir-
v.ii.> have the iiianag''n»ent of o'lr in- | i-m I. uc , ;;:id tor ibrty y.-n* l:a.- be. n i:x..reis-
r.f'ii' to a.irmiiistf r it in thi.-* spirit. If iny j, ,, jt j'iri...ih ti.Mi o-.. i ih.- M^ry kufjeii nutter
p!;rt!'->n of tlie I lilted St.itcs c.nceivu that
tiK'V iir- aligns vi-'l, let tlieiii with firmne.-s,
Ird aii.i gii ally impair'
Vo« thvi^f, f.Mlow-cit.i. n>,. thf evil ter.den* lef,
the p. rniei.’Uk .-onm.-]Ueni ei U.al wouf.J rkMiJt Iroui
1. ifirlatioiiol Ihi.- kiii'J. It uould be UU' l'u.pin{> the
hoiidr-in winch the M-!o:> arc in Id in uni >ii. 'i'fie
di-a.strouri eoi.s-qu. nc ' t!iat wi>uld h^M- rij.ultiil
lr..m the rr|» :.l ot ill- ...ii>ii rete.Tid lo, no mm ' tr,„. th.'c'.i:.ciU «f th. nalioil.l
can 1.11 . li.t It appear* to me tney woulu b- .lUeh 1 ,„vH(,cation that w. ai. . it.,-‘ uk o. t
ttiat It uould sri. v.,- and alHiet any i^tiiut, any j ,.,rt'cren{i oi ..pitiiMU ti.I. r:.l.-d,
dear tr;. i.d a.id lov. r of ii.c IiUtU. . and ((lory ot ' ^ j,,l,mul cai.Mi >•. th- p« )pl. in th. ir f\' r. .!?n
hi.' 'iJntfy,towitn ^ i fiavt al.vay* «iipj/..»et ,^1' th' .h.ir.ra and lh» ..nly ju.!>" * ot
It a .lie rule in U'cidii.g eou»tilulional qu. -tiu/is j propri.-tv or nnpr.iprii ly, f^>i nel.i' or inn.r
• risio-; out of a law ot ongress, lo liave r. ;eren;.' | rtcti..»fUi- i^jMl. a! ojunioi.- >l th. eaiMli,;.it. s
lo tl.i; in- n . n*:ai;i d in tii. (Mivsa(,'C li*'' • '/ a» | ,r ,jffra"-s. 'I'li' f --iilt, t’ ll.iv. i I'li. n ■, i>-
.1.1 lo t.;- tiiiie w III I. the Ua w a.s pais. d.— ;wiihy0.i I: you should Ih1i>v. in. worthy ui..:
»o tar ai rej;ardii the uet i„ rii'ihal st ilion to whi. h 1 .:-;>ir. , and
I ijkil tiH i.;«in V* Jii' il \.)-ir ntatue i.l
fim to aet. and il in the . r joii'i.Ki wh.eii f hn-
i;u.n you U|«jn L.."-*- iini'ir’.iiil |«Jit.cal Ii -m,';,
yuu o\.-r n-y ». n'lm. n; .ii'l .•;ii:.i(..iL'. lo t' d f
. r. Ill t'rom thosi. w hi. I. th- IftMinraM-n*! ! m
i.rLfta.n*, »h ) ha* h. r. t .Iir. i. j.n nt d tij* ..i -
■ Nir.. my
1 e Mii.'.ry
I.d t ittt
il'g flit cau^t■ of this outrage, wa.s flattered
by tli. reply of h* r hii.sbaiid, redolent with
.iti'i'tmn. were too li'autiful,” he
said. *• ,iiid l» --t o.7.frt .'hould tliink >oii so
in part lo he r.-j^ aled ' It
w.-. (lurii.;; the tir»l I oni^rts> at1‘r the a-
dociiouot th. .n»titulion—m%ny of those «li)
H'T' m. nib'r» ot I hi oiu^ntion who lorintd the
oiislitMlioii .\‘.T- ai-.o iiiei..lH,ra ol the lir!.! on-
"Ki-. (:i til'ir \M-dumlhe !iw ori^jii.ated and
■I, ami a-. ■,11. li rcc. U'd th-; a;>pr'jb.'*.io;i 01 iht
M-hu h [►■htici.ins of y. I. td.iy bay i.-. un( titu- i
lionnl. \V ill you b> In n- tlu.n ' or w iM you b'
should y.'U ni.ik«- a j.u'.lic . \pr ^.ou «.i' y"iir v. ill
lo th .t cl!-, t, f I ,»n but (.I'.iiii'.- th.it it w ill !>. my
bii^iij' .V. and my pieu-iur. t^ipv^r^U' 111 h n ( 'Mir
as V. ill |ii’ - . rv>- > our inl. rc-1 j.i;.l lie ■ at i:;t. le.it
of l!ie (.• opl'j ‘if ll. f 'liil.'d .''tat.
i am your tciend ai. : fclKiw . itir -n,
H. smi’i*.
^t'rotn thr 1 ttinuinjh .\’nrnfi' ■
A M'ri 1:\\i\
Ur. IaIi'’ —'I'lie tn;i!i coiiNevdl m the
f'lllnwing extra. I, h s.. lt:ipi)i!\ . ..:iceived
tion a.5 intended by the parties to said trea
ty, ha-s b*«n umonstiUii nail If, and tv the
inh^y of the pevjtle of this nation, susptftj-
ded by the present Chief Magistrate.
4. That although the Supreme Court of
the Unifi d States has refused to grant a
bill of irjuiK'tion a: prajed for by the Che-
to,.. I I -f vur I rokee Nation, and althniigh it cannot redres,
I'.e >..ttsfie,l, 1 shall >,t;il K.U- ^.,u ard.-n.lv future wrongs of the ( herokee
th .ugh ofli,r. mav luve mki le\>.- At the
«anic ;tme he ackn.wle-.lg, d that her can-
,Iurt ha.l never inspire,! a li . iiny ol j.-alou.v. I '‘'’“i
I Tin.- h.-roitie ef the fon-going, w.n.-h | '''“'■'T"'' V
wotild make an ex. .•lle,.i ,,c-ri...To,ni.- drama,' '« •“ ‘^vor ot the lat-
, has U .-ii H. rn in IMtsLurg. How the ca- i
lt..^troi,he-.h.M...-h-s>l.i.lN w..uIdelect.ilvi‘^'-:*‘""‘ society, .sejwrated from
an audience :'-yV»i;i. Mrur.'J.urml. ' |-‘h^rs, capable of inanaging its ov»-n afl.irs
and governing itself, it lollow.s that ihev
n„ch, lor.' Hi rr«-, —An old Uclielor T '“’i*
uitmi... b. wa^ .,f a set off agam.st Gcii-'avsuinptiiK. of jurisdiction by tlmi
, .-ral M ( lu.e\'prop.;si.i.,n to tux bach, lors ' ‘’'V territory is an ei.
' inst.a.I ..I duy pro,M,, s a, f..||ow,-hear |,H)wer, in opn viulat.oti
him. *• L. t . s. ry one that is tire.i of coii- i
i|i.^alf. lieitv pav a certain f. c to the state I*'"' Fo'iotinced by the highest Judicial
■ lor a duorOe, a.-cordiiig to his abihtv ; and ^ ^ i - r t o
It will n-.t only Mi,M r.se de the necesMty ofj ^
I..XII10 (
ta\e>
wi!l;;i\eiMe the excltisivc'privilege of uii- ,
n.arry iiii: all lli.-s..wh.MMsh to I.C unmarried executed, and on the people ot
in tiie I ini'
lii II*'* Vifi » » .-»v v*\ kit%. y, lit d yt i
ungdogs, lA.ftiicre will Ik- no t.ecd pr^'nie Court namely ‘‘that theUien-kees
ves' ,,f n,n kind. An.l if (.’ovciniiicnt !
dent, w ho is to “ take care that the laws l>e
ti.v -iri.-n- . - - „ ... nt'd Sial.s. 1 will pi...!;:, nn-^-lfl'*'^,/
n... o-ri-.™...",■" ■“> uXU
':irr; o":;:;,; •«'•?« r,«»;• - '•»; • • - -r.? ’*•“ 'n’";-
them- .\oae..mp'w..smad.-bylh:recomn.,Mi.Ja.,nad.Ts, I don.,t.l.m',tthal itwitllH-a.-c-p. nra.elul’.-xhibn..m.s-tlie sale ..f a w ili- bv .reprewnfafit es and (. hict
tlon of tiles.: m. 11 to r.j>.-.il the btriloii in question table to them, and gr:lllf\ ing to all I'Uf thoM |j,.p whull took place in S''® points de-
an.i .Mr.J.'ii; r-onuad .\Jr. .Madi.on I - w.re ■ ^,|• vi^joii i.^so ..liseun-d, as I.. ,1„ som- tiii'e .inc” th.> h'li-kind oflici ' C’ourt, to revive the
• j prev. nt tl.cni iV.an .seeing .ts con.eliness.- ate.la-utiction-er for diV(M.s,ng of Ins worth-1 '-rce of tn-aties, t.. pr.ifect the lilH.M ties of
K I ' -urs, ^Ki.i. n.it. i I,,,, rill. “ >\ ho'll buv a w He, ' said he- i ^
let tejiiperain-e and reason and iic.t |>u.--.ion
and threat , ln' the weapons used—let it !»*•
a tiMiily -in-titnti.inal ilriigg!'- for what is
cr.n>liliiti.n.ill> iii;ht—let us beware of iinl-
lifi' ation iiml di.siini'm ; for of all jNihtical
aa sfr.yi,;,' advocate s lor .Stan njrhts tmy r a.soi.-
a'.i!.- p'lliti. i;in at thifc diy . an j rot. ss to I;..
(ien. Ja. kion has ts .-ii ..nd I Is li. v - now is iIk
bv tli'.se who have ofliciJited as high priest
III the dispensation of' this political heresy,
imoiinls to this: 'I hal any one Slate has a
rt::l.l ti> rc.si.-t a law ef the Unitcl States.
Or, iti other wurds, that a minority may
'.'..verii and c.iiitri l a innjorifv, whenever
Mii.\ sliall think pro|)cr so to lo—a prttict-
■^l; s'» faN( and iint' liable, .so iinqii'-slioiia-
blv abs inl and at war with all tli- precon-
n.iv.i mill e-talilish.'d prit.ciples ot this goV-
rrnii ' I t. that I am at a loss lo account f.>r
'lie c.,-.is.' that eo'iiil induce n-af-ionable, in-
. !li; nl. hi|.'!'.-iiiiii'Ied m>-u fo put their faith
:ii IK h d.)( trim s, and iipon sueh fall.icie.s,
j' op..rii7,.'> the union of the States-, and con-
''■;i|.iilt\ !ili the iiuiiiIh.rh.’Ss |Hihtual bcne-
!'• - I'ml r(-.ii l I roiii il. The insidmus and
l..i!clnl . n;-( ts I r tlii.s fiil.se principle was
I i;ir,ir 'tffl (lioint; tl:r- latter sesnon ol tll'J
In t ( oiij'r.'ss, in tin- alti. inpt ina.lf to repeal
the •;.")t|i '-i-eUi'ii of th' act of ('ongie.ss to
establish tli'- .'ii'!ii-nl ( 'om t'i of the I. lilted
States, p,e-.' I in f. .iuiing the adniiriis-
tratioii ol (1 id VV a-liiiit!t';ii. ’1 liis sei’-
.ion of t!ie :i( t I'lV-.s to tin- Sii(ir'-nie (Anirt
of the I ml'-.l Hu.tes --upi r\ i-»»rv juriMlic-
.\ndre\v .\dair and S. Watie, Secretaries.
!ifi ation an.l .li.siinion ; lor Ol an ,,en. aa. .iion n«.s .s ... ..... . .s .... ,„tolenble ooi.ressi..n
hi lesies ihat of ni.lltlicalion t.. IIIV nuiid IS rhoir.-..I the Aim re an p. oi.l' . I th.-r. or.- hojs •* Why are .so mativ g.K.d fx-ople s.. much - a fine wile, a hand-..ine wi|.- ' *• An-I , 'I'juit we cc.idiallv aiwove of th- re
--f;
at the veiv , o..l of our happy form of py- .Ily pot at rest ih-.-.uravaBanl .lelusion .,1 nulh. j •"« '>>“1 they have l.ilt one l.ihle and all no, r. j.nned tlR husba.ld, I ‘ ‘ ^Vaters,^^
Prniiieiit. The d>j-trineof Iiullifieaft.jii held I ri'.ii..)M .ind all Its (H rniri .us ton..c.iiieiir. S than read it m tli'> s,ime l.iiiguage lievaux Hit m. I Thom.is Woodward was I’residont and
' ■ .1- . . i.._i :.... any mm 111 the ifoveri.m-nl; thit In- w ill prt-iervr I they Ix'long to difl'Teiit s'-.Jts, ami havi'dll-. I \ lo ’ • » '
lilt- I'nion entir., and coiii'-.pi'-ntly that th.-great Ill la'hor make ihe JV/iiif Miili.i tfiinli of' Uoihvay ccnrni-\' "I.*" ",
,u.d primary intcr-r.t. of the country will be pro- , , , ■ ownsV'teni, rc iv d h\ ««/•, .—Tim produce ..f' the Maiich «'hunk I ,
mo' I by hii continuan.c 111 othcc. . . . T i- i, . . m i, i i he nre.sei
A»it'i.>our ri-hi lo hav a full rxi«..ition of I tradition from their fath'-rs, than to make (. ..al (aiithnicite) .Mine, in IVnn.syhama, is .
my i-olilira’l vi.;w»’ |). rinit me to rail your att. r.. their system bow to the lill'le ; or in other convi'ved fo a village of the saliu! name m j (Yiendlv
lion lo a few-other mihj'-ct-: ii.sjn w-tiicii, no doutit, I iimii^ j(j, j.cn(.ni|ly, views th'- wagons, niiimng on an iik-‘
it will l« the duty of your repr. .seiitative to a.t. j ,, | |^. i|„. „„.,lnmi of Ins svst' in, and to t ai li tr.nn of fj wag.
'I’hi rharU r o!‘the (’riilJjU .Viftt* .'* IJank Will •iioil-i i ^ . n . i ' . *• .1
l,.-xpir.-; thc.,ue,tion u then prescnl.d, .-hall j “"d, ot cmirMS it vvdl ap|«Mir to hiiii to l.i- cars atta-iie.l . ont,lining
the ('h--rter of tliat corpfirnfion be r>-n.-wed ? Aly : v.ir it. .Inst as if -V, fs, aiKf t , should each are emplojed fo draw b:i,'
■ mules, which
_ k till! V'.lgOllS
ipiiiion most d.-ei.iedly n,ihai thi- t/-.eiil con. erin [ |,nt oil dilli’reiit colouH'd glassc.s, ,\ puts on w hen emptied. I’rofi's.sor Silliman ;;taleH,
ol the (;o'.eriim«nt cannot be siice.-s.tiilly iiiiri ^|,^.,,,| jfj^.cfudcs, 15 vellovv, and (' blue: that ih*' imiles readilv perlorm the dutv of
prop..rly maim^ed ‘one looks tlirougli Ins o«n gla^s.-s, at drawing up th.-.-mpU wagons, hut that “ hav-
i-r./iiiiiciciJl fxiM’Cu ri;y require* iiiai me iwiuk j •i ‘ i i ii * ii - .■
shoulti U- rt-.cliurt. rtdjor I Ihink tiiaf hjrnaii m- i >* 'vliitr p;i|M'r, and ‘U( li con* lu.lr's m^r ( \|nTiniccJ llu: rointort o( rifiin^r
w.i'iity cannot d.'vis. any luli-tiiui.: so well adap. i that lie is right, not remeinbei itig llr.it lie down, th'-y appear to regar.l it as aright,
I . .1 A.' . ..i .A. exr. ^ x>i t p «rri%.'ir (I 'I'L. .... a t . \ -.i ii
IleMln ti, That the foregoing resolutions
pre.sentcd to the Editor of the Cherok. e
for publication, and that editors
Ol me saiii*; name III • ' .. , , ,
I , , friendlv to the cau.se of the Cherokees be
an tiK-lined railwayj
.* w:igon* there are I
Itisolrrd, TJiat the proceedings of this
iiUHiting Ih! signed by the Pnr.sidenf and
* lee f’residentd, and attested by the Se
cretaries.
A. McCOV, PrrsiJcr.t.
GF.')ncF lliPKS, IvArTKMKi':, 'f'lios. Mriiniv,
TtKiw .Munriiv, PuiK.iN, Vicc-l'rituieiitf.
I. il tl) th.j tinancial 0[.« ruti0ns ot our jrov.Tiiiii. nt, I 1|;,„ |,,.j on. 'I'htis, to .\ it ap- and 11'llln'r tiald lior severe llieasuios, not .^>'0. I'Asnv, (s r lar n
th. pr.-sent iiHlUution, and a th.'sam. time so , .|.,,ll Hi |. .IH^| j iv .-n the sjiai ix-1 vvliipi.illg can e»ei induce I v . »•
difi.liv and univer>ullj( suit., J to the coiiM nienee ^ .. il I . I . .1 I .1 i> I.chota, (Jicrohre I^ctwn,
,,i iheMii/.en- What Kuiiid,-. or eh. ckk roni;re.w * •"*> Ji'" t" argue oil th- .subject, and it tticiii toch-vciid 111 any other way.” May Ul,
may plac- U|sjti tl..- eorp..rulioii in order to prevent | i.s ll:ipos.^il)le lor any one ol them toeotivin. c
th.-m from ahii-mu the power thi.y miisi neees.sari. j anothor that he is wrong, eai h one fi els a 'I'h'' e 'itor of the Ko^ton Patriot thinks
ly II will li.- (or th.- ass.^mbled wisdom ofj tioii next to alisolute ..-rtatnty Unit it is n.i w..iid.-r .lucks roll up iheir.-ves in a
‘‘‘'|{uUlT|l“of pr.,h. j'^nglit. Hut I), who has- ,,., tlum.ler slorm, niu-o »!imi(h-r issoV.itid to
pjhcV wi Hi*; piv.'Kin. jr.,,.,. j - II' ii 'i 4 I »
. moi'fnr more li.lIWuli‘solution. 'J'o tortn a s. u;id ,n, aiiit who IH .st.uiihri;: hv.kin;' ^ ol tills town infoi iiis
and judieioii*'f'arill', such as will suit t':; vaiii.us j on, during the contest, vf>ry Wi ll knows u;- tlmt a few w.n ago he lost n valuable
and diver- ifi.-d ii.tere.tt ot our thrivni!; an.l enti r- (i,„t .,p,. ;,1] wiolig. lle,S4-c-: the |h-c- ! hiood of I’lf'tneri goslri.r.; daiilig a thunder or
priMii» peopl..-, to rconcile ho|.lil.: i,iter-.ti that | | ^ | {| | , . j, | ^
iu'..-H^arily exut in ditie-r. nt |.K.alities, to raise ’ - j . . u'-
irily
hucli a n-M-nu.: n
T'attrnint' Fowlx vith potatoes—'I'hert*
is great profit in focdiiig geese, turkeys, and
fowls of every sort, with jiotatoes and meal
mixed; they will fatten in nearly one half
the time that they will on any kind of corn,
or even meal itself. 'I'he potatoes must
bruised fine, while hot, and the meul
the want.-i ol our «.iveinment I ‘"'"ifs for the difjerciKc. 'I'liiis one pro-' ever in the eveniii'T, hefi.ic the yho’.ver, and added, wliui lli« mciS J'j given to them.
tiouovi.i ti.c rtlu'.c C'.-'U!*: in .luvbliws^row-j may i.-'iuire, aiivl 4t ih; »an-v tunv ibsUr th-.- «i- i fcstof rcid:; tliu IJiulc witli John Culvi:i on iij th',' !jv.rii:n;: th'-;. \-.cr.' yl! .'I.'ii-kI dead
.S’oc. of Arts.