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lloo i:nftr lik Miifcilon. Tbi l LnuJii lo Uiw!on ! ch. o ow .nmiX io okwUit ..lwitrJ
lartlieoi mort cketiinc. nlf rctn ihMwlri. aiwl Kiia ul it tin I iib umb.id inntmnin . Th atiin
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Ktma. Fom lH IrM JtKOrf ol Mhle(j ,Hm, tBj t ,h ihinf hor ih, fuU rn.l ikMi of ir
rk l IKt pf cmaI tint, ont mUr (Jo(f ccompld i-h prvfcUMi n iu p'orui iWii lftl lr.c r.
wnrrwon, tS hhc tn.a on the fmfl.r, ,U 'omt of lh,m h.,. rrflJed ihr U o Jcr.bU, if .Vkw. cU to (I t.
Tbt l.nrr ftlocuntlf tkMinj lo fof lofft pUnfe1 ,hfr j,,,, tM tlt( fruiiful ooortr of roll.J-
tit could oo rtJl Km rfired frvm ihf ,etJ j,,, onf fur lhf ,f BfloJit j tm ,tfOMta ,0 ,upv.
for I (tut II Jl frtt from ill W'jrl'.fi if
ine iir t? tulTerincv "nd bf warvL,. a. ..i i . ..u .k.... I ;. ..i ... . ! 4 .i. .k
reitlOMlliienIot,UJJrfiched rraf ,h,T mil,f ,0fttlMjer Brjf coumrf ,0 ibc rr cir mpi, aiibf ukjf i mcofiTiMf A
out Kordetonct lnbab!ib( ihli eounlrf , ,,tw i,,,,- r.bcf m. kXt . fimhtil io .
iJflklifV, both in
a twin I Ii. r om
pair w ppftMcbbS etUttropht of Tk te 0 our .tj.e t.ftd U ImpUntf d parivm I am aU6rd iH. my fbm
lbairim)mliftKUm. bmom. htlbrr brlfai) aolicil nt-fettnit. I ubmil thr
Ii rrt oo an unprofitable ink to in ,k- .iij-M,.... , i. r.M l. m. l,-i,,. f ,k. k;ii k. ,lr.l, ..I
quirt, on .h.l p ntlpl il.t n.noni or hiRhr ,air of ti.ilix4ii n Thi.aith Uhkh ire ihr foljo.lnfi
Europt vie juailfied in upMJiijt w j.i.k ik, r.,.. Tk. u .t ,.f .k. Mi.
Ibe orinl propmior of hU birth riKhl toun(rr, ,nd W(W , .hc, heM jjppi. itefonl (he trr
incr ortHJKm -in u.rmuit.r o-n mil ,orBf0,,. ... Ihf frtiil. of r-,r o.o rSloti,.. .n.l v m..rk n, E .tt
ii. fwit fl Ihi a4tiflrgrtft lo
d bf Ogfwltm W, bf lb far ft
nviirUd hl Ibf rf , al Ua4, Kr !)
t'lMttd ld. ri,Cf;u,il
tar. rxi ibU ur-lr ft I birr (off titer)
Ibt m fx.ii prr,ii,m rtfrrrtd ii ii
ibt of fiinr bir rrnvrttlbr onlfit
l(M lb wSott 1Mb. Hi K Mf f it
mpfVUJAr of ib irtWt. i
It In'rfrti! d, htf rlwrtd a Itrrt
Inm hkb reroKnucl po.er it iht or.lt ,,on w hfe n,p4r1e(i hl fetjn , Mit.ilrpi , Ik W tv ( L.kr Hum.
UiMlard of ruhi. .nd fraud and forte m.B, 0f Ihe Iribei bt our oo mea.urtt. and Mi, hk ,n. U lo be aup.n for n.n
t prrf-rlly Irtfiumala h the acquiunofl r.n it h m.iirr ftf rfl.. ik.i.ik. ..,IhJ.. .14.
. r . : l. k.. i. J . . J .T I - r ' -
" j r fc heir, wiih u.m.ued indin.iion, of hill Srcon!. Their romovi hT IrKlivi.lu
bat toriBrmed Ihe act. wm io them our rufhlcti purpme of alt. In ronr.di.ii,. turn t .ib t
lil r ""u'",,"" h-tpflli them from Ihrir coumre, ihu.J fhirdlf. A lerji.ori.l ! i.r.nmmi io
r.4 I ! k. ...
ditrtKarded. Bui lhat con'ett hat 'I""!, ,on pre iniMCriht our p-otnixtl Furth. If. irumsi .r, Vi ball r'eni
ln- ceitfd. etpecuH; in the vniteih,e been Imm ; Ibit ibc hjpplneM nffualtt 'iuttifr it. the mrtfon of-trtV-
State., oner, on the one thle, are teen a ,)Jia jt . thr,p Mcrifice , he ,c
rre.t-M"Plc. miliar with art t and armt. I ttnA.t . -k-n ...
whote tnrRtt art increaacd bf ution. mpied to I toothed b an at-iuranee
nd direct, d by an effi icnt jroternment ; lht, ,be coun,rf ,0 .blch We propot to
on mt otner, iew unorani ana om.irn ,fmJ thtm dfi,rab!e, (her emphaticalle
tribtW barbariant. It ii rveccmry only i ut, .hal new pledirM cn ou ie
for the former to eipreit iit will, lo re u, ,h we ,h,u ,Riin t)t)d mUtn
ceite or enforct immediate tubfiation it j, your wi,h lo pse Mt in(jtf
from the Utter. The tujriccttiont cf , j, ealier lo Wt ,h,n , wcr ,hi,
fpolicf - or. neewtitf thould no lontrei qgejon. reK,rtj ,Q Conitenc, apart
tint in cuima or jutiico anu ouroanin . rof, rw Ober eonideration, requirtri
It w now, therefore, thatl mnrwnienmi c7,Bn:e0f mcaturr Kirtter I et1iiirTr-
quetiion auuretKS nirn io two .tmeucar, un ,n(j f njoy hj, h0fm., 0r, ir he it lo be
people, n4 tnawerTa Tuaor re. rirj,rn from it, ahat.in from Theritbinir
pontibim. Shtll tt fo on quietly in ji:usion,,-we mean, to dttappoint, and
courte, which, juf?(inr from the pait, ,hrrrbr make him to feel more lentiblr
threaten! their extinction, whHe -their ibf rxtenf of hl Ipn.
pan autTerinjrt and future protpertt, to Hainjr pointed out the inroncruitiea of
pathetically appeal lo our compatMon t lhit tlen,t unhappilr oreanued, lhat
Jhe retpontibiiity lo which i reter, i it conini within itself the came of itt
what nation owe to ittelf, to its futun
own abortion, I proceed to retiew the
character in an time lo come, for, next mnA.rn n.n. f ,,-,.!., .k rfif
Uk.ibe roe. .ot, a! defence,. nd the fereot iribea fropi tbe Eu to the WcU
blettlnut of free goternment, ttandi, m of MiUlnnl. Fb.t tkia' nlan" ori
point of importance, the character of akj,,,, ln beoetolence for which itt
nauon, ut oi.inKuininK cnaracirnuM i aolhor j, M ditlinKuithed, it cheerfullv
houin or, jutuce ano matrration. i o I .dntittcd j but that iV, too, it obnoi .us to
pate tbe wea ia ita origniett ..rnament.i objectiont, I fear, it no lett true
It it. therefore, a aource ol the Highest rhe firIt objection is the irapractkabiiuy
gratification, that an opportunity it now of j esee0,iOn, if that is to depend on
oiiereu mo v.mcu oiaic i Fr-"-"lc treatiea lone. Some of the tribes in
thete maxims, and give n example ol hose removal we are most deeply con
ine inumim oi nocrai principle, "cMccn)ed, have peremptorily refuted to
that aordid teibshneas which hat been the wm , jr na,ive Und. 1 hoae who
rrmtiul apitng or human calamity. j ,, DP persuaded to emigrate," will carry
- It ia lht province of hiatory to. commit with them the tame internal feuds whi.h
to ita pages the transaction of nations- are ao destructive to their kind, and' for
Posterity look to. this depository, with the which no remedy it proposed. Different
most intense interest. The fair fame of tribes are to be placed in j jxtapoiition
their ancestor, most precious inherit without t tontrwling power, between
ipe, it to them equalla a " tort ret" of pridcJ wlucberxdharrnmplaiyejiotjili
i r a : I j .i.-l . i-i i
... tnd motive of continued good action. I ties hate raged, and which are not likely
But he perform her province with im-l to be- appeased, till the one or the other
partiality, l he authority she exercii.es j is exterminated. But these difficulties
in the absence of others, is check oo I surmounted, in what relation are they to
bad rule. 1 he tyrant and the oppressor stand to the United States f The history
see, in the character of their prototypes, of every . ge teaches us how diffirult it
the aen'e nee DOSteritv is DreDarintr for haa bran to maintain truhnuilitv briweeu
them. Which Vide of th,c picture shall J conterminous and independent atate
we eiecii lor me ucciaiun i ic m uurimoujn ciinzeo. now must inai aim
- selves. Shall' her record trantmit thelculty be increased, whin one of the par
Wttlttrt. ;tw;;SaVigf;eftndm
standing by, insensible to "he progress of and numberless i'wtii'sis'of'dikord,' must
the desolation which tbrateirt-thA.rem: lmlltfi!
friendly characters tive place to a gener- And the same propensity which has cbn-
but effort which shall have been made to ducted the white population to the remote
.f!rA.UbAOijL,from destruction. While regions they now occupy, will continue to
deliberating on tnfs'solerhh'quesTWtrr I prope,i;tteJ.idft iiHir by
would appeal to that high Province, the distant shores of the" Palrl fief Before"
whose delirht is Justice and mercv, and this reiistlest current, the Indian must
take councii from the oracTe 6r hi w11l, felire till hit; name -will be no more- It
r.BTVBicu u mail, 111 ins icrrpic ucuuijcia-i wouiu uc, uuwerer, worse man uscica w
. Jfion against the oppressor. I waste your time in multiplying objections
and their ra jljm4'i n ino one itim'.
and a-dittrttHitiuti of prny ami.n tlic
inditidual.
Fifthly. It Iravet thr condi inn i,f ihotc
ihat remain unaltered
In nlTrrinif a few trDarkt upon thric
'!ifT rent hedi. I beg n'cll the at'emi'
of the rnmmittee lo lb' leading prim i r
of the bill. nmely : Tm nothing n -
posed. to b.' 4nne, in nfrrrnre to llr In
rJUnt w'Ul ihfir m tonttnt In
ttnking.'b pielimii-rMaoUr atllnJ
I hr been ii.Qu n edraiher by a drMie
to telice Ihe nropotel plo from ubirr
tir, than from any idled tnnic'im ut
ita necesaiiy. The reitlont betwrrn the
Uni'ed Stares and the fidbns, are so en
tirely peculiar, that lift exiremel dim
cult to refer to any we I settled principle
by which to ascertain the extrm of our
authority over them. Our ancenor.
well at etery Curopea nation that riztl
upon, ih' ir country, frnoonced ihem .s
iirMinens, uuent ouiui me Dale Ol uvii
society, apd as a coi k cjuence, dipotcl
of them acrording tc thrir will nd leo
sure, from the ad ition of the Federal
Government, howevfr. they were re
garded to .some ext nt, as an-.indrpen
dent people. Hence treaties were made
with them for a surre idrr of the usufruct
of tlieirUnds. On pe other hand, the r
wete deiied the exerise of this right as
it respeclt other natbns. and were even
restrained from Sfllirig (heir lands to our
own ritians. And beside regulating
their trad,X(ngretirVeht'i so" far as to
punish, by the decititns of our own
courts," for ffencet comW'ted within or
wit bout t.he'f qwn tertitoriet. In for
bearing to gc further, it s left to conjec
ture, whether it arose ft (in a wanTof"SBT
thority, or the expedient of exercising
it. To avoid, therefon any difficulty
hich different opinions might produce
on this point, tkeir enjsent has been
made necessary by tbe bp, as a requisite
to its operation. .'
The first provisionlooks to the pro
curement of a countrj for. future reti
dence beyond the sttlements of the
wyteaw&tfuiaatcjtu
easilf effected.- It aAnting tbt iimu
ptescriberl in the bill. Ibave pursued iht
plan neretoiore propoc. ii incraomn
the larids a a part lyU between Lakes
Michigan and Huron, i)d the River Mis
sissippi, I have been gderoed as well by
the above consideralionlas the fact that it
H now; in be upan , M jhe Indians,
andufrom ita natural features', is not cesf"
rable-at . present for .the abitation of our
citizens.
The principal recommendation of jhis
t irmia.iii km, ,i eathaAft ol
nir 1 1 ii. Tin tbffi. ul'y it Mid io ar
f Intm ill. ml I'M-e f lhrf r ift.
Ho he . p""p' i - Ibt nwtl frrtlle
l.n'l, ii hm.vrt. and b berorne
e.ltbt. T'i corvM-ni lo remrv( can
nl b i iitr 1 1 Ihi I be maj'iii y, tr
l'te iK'i'n nf tbe mii who ke no
u. b irvl-Kr 'in nl to remin. it it atarel
iba who know, or v'tiend to kno
heir i-hc, my bt perMdrd lo einl
ne H, t'.e j.rupoed plan !ha fri
'i be atc naitd, and wbaietrr porikn
mt .x wiiiimr to co. win, unner thu
'ofl.ion. te re moved.
r mt,T frilrrrflf tba litTTTi, tka
KI hi.iet.1 ttf m rrrli-.l C mr.. nl
i( ihr U led UiCt fue ihrir bloerikon
krwl tbrir (iiii(.tiM The ti II p-jp.e
(irriin, Hire Judges, and a fecreu
ft, lo be appointed by the l'rri'1eni. wuh
the a!vie nd c-iriii of ibe Sent, nd
ueh rnoibratroii in .lti.il 4 ibe Prei
dri tb.ll ordain, u!)c! io lb oppru
S-tlon of Cigret
I h.ve already Intimate d,in a former
part of ti.i repinV ihe conv rjurm r nt
ei.ding 'l.e urtrttln IHernuairr dr'in
rd for brr fiiul abode, rhmt' owe
nt'oIiftt 4iiinori'. it hfMii ihi, hc
ill'M! c ijwmr? lo ctidle mt birf. It
i. not nerrr lo prry;r1e pini'ulirlv
i'. i'.e bill iti ir ovrrnmei.t. It t jiiis.
iiMi iy jfrl lied. jMrtiteil in the hamU
th- Pir.i.lrtit, ku jfd to the i out rol of
Cottar i I ill, iii .crthclov kugi(et.
i t. a, h.ii 4 trie iilittion rf the lo
I .us wnub 'Imit of it, I would fir
ifm a lr((ilaiive ImmU, compoed ol In
.tun to h vlertttl in Ihe early tage b
thr Prtni.li nt, nn eveniuiM tone rlec
rd Wf HwieUe-a wU foe ibt pue
l oe of enacting ub Uwt at would be
agreeable to thrmtelvc, at, for the pur
po'.ciif exciting theirami'ition. Divine,
tion being iheohjeri of univers.l pursuit
nth nun, whether barb.t out or civi'ized,
it it pretentrd to the lndiant in thi
Scheme. They will be taught, that there
it another rnd o i' than thiouh blood
and tlangh'rr Thr objection on the
part nf ihe most intf indent, to an amal
..'jmau'nn with. the whiiea is, that they
ran never rt,e lo. lTicei of iiust and prof
it. Here tbit dilliruliy will be removed.
In time, let us indulge Ihe hope, that tl ey
till be rompctrol to self Vovernmti.l. nance to laborrtbcir wandering prrnr-
wiienthry mny be left entirely lo them Inet. and fhe"unrertHimy" of the lu u e- I
selves, and when, in couvquence, thrir would endeavor- to., oterctime I hew by
mM'ion will find its pro)er theatre, and schools i by nut' ibtinon ol m.l in indi-
i. ratified ; then none will have any ad i vidutl riht; lv a pet nunrnt m etljb-
equate motive to rcnuin among tne liihmrnt whirn notni r, qmrr the per-
kces. lor m nice of toci.il dutiri, (, ti t)r
A fouith ohjrrl of Ihe bill it. Ihe divi- tt.em coiintrv of wlm Ii thry art iirvef
sionof .heir landsin kui'h mannt r. ntul at to be brreavrd. ami clicr uMn Hum wiib
stlrh t?mer as the" President may think.rparriMai kind!... .. ,i.hl.l r.
proper. The object of i hit provision ia. In lookfm? to the possilile rebuilt of
to give the power to Ihr President, when, this plan, I am che. ted with the hope,
that minh good may ur cfTc'tid wi'.it
romparativeli little injury. Our itifTi ul
ties in their present form, will lr riimin
islied, or entirely removed., . f he desiro
to arquire Indian lands will reasr. ami no
longer produce collisi'n.s. The Indians
will at last know their lot with rrrt.iinty.
That many will avail themselves of this
arrangement, so as toariive at ;he bles
sings of civilization, I think there can bo.
no reasonable doubt that all will no:,. I .
readily admit. The' imprudent of our
own people are equally beyond the reacb
of legislative protection.
To thit may be added the consolation
furnished by the recolleclion, lhat. in iht
efTorts we hd mlr,-wuhad acqtiitted
ourselves of a debt of justice jnd human
ity ; and it they should even fall by the
overruling influence of an .tnsrrutnblo
destiny, fulfilment reowlres thrir extinc
tion, however It truy fill us with' t-orrovy,
we sh.ill be rtrtlved from remorse.
" KeifCctfully submitted.
JAME-S BARDOUB.
ry to ea-lt lki4 frftt.ly sre4
it lb, If m fw.4'lo.-.ln)fiUT.rr1 f
KlMry,nitrbaiit f t yrpinnat Ihean
d.imet'U nmU, arj t.,f fn vf l -d
fly direction p,ri i( ik f.iult.at pre
nl paUf frfMiMiHm, intiw iu.i,ly . tin
e'er ftrofief Kt'h'u m I M4Me4 tf
laaL'w.'aJil'iiM.jli iji I g . t rV I f ?l f
feemeeif ft,He I , rn fr,ykl la b.Mf kl. -
by tlfffffa, r.f iUjad Lk,k4 ,
W reronriM It ibt (rMt i t 't
dwiiet. W alih'MtA'h lk fi.HUuiiy bf
ndt'lna? Mm loU', it duly P,tf ied,
yyi, when its benefitt art onre re-lnal it
be Individuality of its pfrwtuf M-.. and
bv Jnere ating bit (Am fori, ibe l..,pe cat
e,rrer bt detmed drtperaie wbirh pla
ces blm under tbt time l fluem s a tbt
hilt mn I reft r to lbadutr-iM 11
a dltrlosiflf irterevtine information on
bit borwh of the tabjerl. Tbt ptn.d
pit Rted, Ibe lime of itt applicant
n different tribes mlhl bt Irfi in ibt
discretion of ibt Peideni. wb, i. lis
scrrisa), wrtild reifem lo flruman-
ft. foinmrncmg l'k those ron.
venien and most rivibfed. and CaUMouy
sttrrifing lis applicUun till the h
embraced. Ibt monty wy anu-llf
spend on our I'ulian relaij' iis. nt fry
ieny not very pr fnU loihrrn, fn.m
be manner of thrjr appeopri.iing it.
ajM furnlth an ample- fond to meet tor -
1'Hi.ll. r.Kv .(-n tnmm . k mm m
oii'iei nf lbl plan. Ilr if frrrnrt to ilo
ument A. it will t wrn tki t ,rr .
hate had lo py for ttiia object 27SI,
t:r 14
To ltur drant;e may br a-nl tbt
rotnide ra'jn, irwi. af er an irdiidu
mMrlU'lofSnbe effort of u.e whfrt to
di,MMes l htm of ilieir ints (hut held
mutt eae. Ibe iiMlividual appu.pria
tion nf land, gtet a t.miiif in the iitl
which inspire tesprtt in nations tht
most barbarous -II would rrptct. with
us, any ibuuht of dUtuil.it'K j'. When
this is rffertrd, their distinttiori of iribet
may eu oe aiM.iisiud. and Hie auulo
ronoli la'e d into one i;rel lamily. sml
ut,tlie bill leaves those tha rtm -io 10)
the wisdom and jtistue of pnirin. If,
a is ielieved, the numtitr ui(Msd to
rmirite is rnrnparai'urlv Rrr.i, hirt
that rcm,in till le so few ih,t ttr rnn
dllion may be rrolatrd without ronin.it
ting violence on thrir wilns oi tkrir ir
terrstt.aiid vet it oritilkn ihnr rtaidi rxa
witb I ha prosperity oi tbe w ltt:c li.if
obviout, from rauiet lhat need not be en
umerated, they mutt soon surretidet their
distinction of rice for the retenrblariVe of
the white man, and accept, as an equiv
alent, the blessiriics which that renin
bUnre cannot fail lo bringwith i a
peareful bu sure remedy, which may be
ad-1 1 left to time alone lo prodore
I will add, that the end proposed is the
happiness of Ihe Indian, the ins'rument
of iit a romjlihmcnt ihtir progres
sive, and fin illy, thtir complete livllitj
ion- "The oBtaMerro locceii are then"
ignorance, iheir prejudices, thiicrepug-
in hi judgment, circumstances will justi
fv it, to distribute the land among the in
dividual! bv metes and bounds, in contra
distinction to its being held TOTommon
by a tribe. Nothing, it it believed, has
bud a more injurious influence on our ef
fort to improve the condcion of the Indi
aH, than holding their land in common,
Whether auch s ivMem may succeed on
a very limited scale, when under a bene
ficient-patriarrbal authority, is yet to be
ascertained. Past experience has left the
strongest evhle-nct against ita practicabll
itv under less favorable auspices. The
attempt of that kind In the first settle
mentrfTVrrgtrMTnr-lieveUnllit
early settlements elsewhere, conducted
the colonist to the very brink of ruin, from
which they were rescued only by aban
dorime it. The distribution of the soil,
nd the individuality imparted to the
avails of its cultivation, history informs
ut, instantly gave a new and favorable as
pect to their condition. How ? far the
strong motives of human aeiion may be
modified by education and h!it, may be
ieftRlinW
ihropist-, !.hejttniy uieuie wr gorprw
ments it, to aaoa.bumutC 'at.itJ
and conform its-changes' Tpoicy to new.
but well ascertained, dcvelopeinents. If,
therefore, the poaition be a just one, that
every attempt at a community .of proper
ty has everituafed uutuctessfully, even
Whh-cifHieetf .mao.it. fo-MJP j
wonder that it should have been eqt'riuT
sd with the savage., -To the lands 4lur
btanted, add liberally all that is necessa
now4iing in the wTt4f (4 in Sara . . ,
toga : tpunty f at i he adyanceai a ge of 01.
years, and who still retaina lier p' wers
both; of body arid iniind to an irttontshittg
degree, siatea thnt the never drunk tea,
nor saw any, until she was JJ .yf a't rdd
the '-women -men ud to w.tlk .tl tre nnd
lour miles to riiink ten, aitd aty thetr
ncver saw! a potato uni.il the was 30 ears " ""'
old. . , . aV. r. Oburvtr.
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