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ei of "pofftUoi of JidiWoiU kold
Clalnttrtf urvdip M ! Mrtlo
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ll or III ptdeMof, or iM Ui Lordt
ttprietorVor anr ol ikrm.
ikt coHie fnrtMr rrperti (bit by
ckwttr ol Kid CkaiUt IM Id. mada
M 1 or I60T, 10 earuln Lorda pr
ktof 1 of C-roIlM, a rcMnatloa Ii tnidi
1 fimt ro Haw a k hvndr
kit manrauoQ apprf 10 m taad
rrfw tdi-UmGi of tht trow, tbe
(h owd la ika f kirtar, MUf lo ,
Mira 1 do aacreuort.
In lk rr 1744, iht Mir of all tbt
rdt rropritlort, eicepr Lord Gran
k.iurrtodcr ikeir Uodt in Carolina 10
rowl. and rtlinquihrd all tkrir
mi f 9a itaiias o mc ittmorj fnmea
! Mr- Vf-lbtoM - CSirltt -of Kirti
.Klnff Oeorre itic 14 cranfed to the
i Lord Groil!e one etgktti (Mtt.of
larrttwf formerif granted lot ho
di Proprietor, It thU gnnX to Lorj
milU, Moot fuurtb part of all Gold
SUr Ort,M l alto rtaemd 10 iM
at the worda uwed ketnc ifiete.
kfdinar nd Dtint: lo hit wid Maief
itodt ift?t, jy, It ) oonk Uirtudi,
and tkrtct eat to tM Pacific ocetni.
Tkt Coftgrttt of iM UakeJ Smrt M
loj rtjHtttdlt recoiaMode4l to iht rt
iprctirt Bute It tkt wutoA, o0z
cm! vvMff ta tttnmji l cedt tbt aamt
to tkt rrtird Vet, to al vat pamd
by IM Lrtiuaturt of ikit .Si alt, a id
ttttioa) in tM tear 1719, autkorUina; rer
laki(OJaaUiIoMrat4)COAtir to Ua Uni
led Sutet all iko landa airtitt iihm
tM (bartered limit of North Carolina,
Mine vrtl of e the, berinninr on tke
citrtrca heigkt ol the Stwoa .MtMinuin.
at IM puct vMrt tbt Virf lola Hne inter.
tecta H t iMoet along tM eitreme kcijfbt
of 114 mountain, 10 the pltct vhert
WaUUa riter kreabl tkmui(k it iMnc
a dirtet count to ikt too o( iM Ycttov
Mwunialo, vMrt Orirki't road ervtict
Ibt atmei tbe oca along ikt rklge of aid
moootaln, hctvvco ibt vitcrt of Dot
rirtr and tke viert of Hock creek, to
ikt place vbere tkt rtd erottce tM
Iron Mountain t iMnct alonir tM
Irtmt Might of 'tdd tnotntain lo vkert
Nolicbtb rirer rum ihrouek tht iaoiex
tkesit to ibt top ol tkt 11 J Jlounuio
theoce along Iht viircme height 01 tiid
gteootaln to the Painted Rock, 00 French
Broad river 1 thence along the hlghetl
ridge of tiid mnanlain, 10 tbe place
vbert it it - called . the Great Jron or
Srrrokf Moontain j ten'ct" along the "ei
trrmt beighr, of wW - mountain, lo lho
place vhert it it CalTrd UniM Mountain!
thence alonsf tbt train Hdf(t of laid
moumaini lot be toutMrn boundarf-of
ihit S:te.) upon certaid condttiooV there
in eipreated. In puraunct-of taid act,
tht rommittionert executed tbe deed of
.(HHr.,r1..,,MHmT. llWJ TM fUira a Ketk 1 i to IM tdWaai ai aJllU. Upav -t,t,lf
tM4Mdrfeif dkiait tMlC.fuJi.t 1 M nlmAU ikk lik.lHi l,Mut ..t.. Tt- tl.a '
l i - . I i, I - r.-w . t-w - imi w i"i vp v vwr v w 9
rwgvraif ff ltf ll mt, CMIeiprexCltitOf tkkk val aa4t 4ta. M Matit to kUaalf tt to Mr, CJ- -
v vtwaMtMck apU4kVf -vkkk (M I tf kf iM atkrtit4 it frfl tnlft kti r-- - --
rttjairtt; ottn arttf laaot I gottranett,) h rtpa1lwn MikUud to Mlc aMv fttf l It) ke IM trr
W td hf Itaa UMsarf ( ikt vUota ad it kt tf Cogren. an nl iM lettaMf pmdvtd H frg J.
..r., . m It ItnlMlklt eat IM irUI f Mt ItM
vkkk ran M Mdt op mm Mr. CaJMxo't
a!WM (oaln iaarJ r'frbt, k it
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wf raaH (uf a ftM( to )
t h oertrrtd to IM pgt of Ikt
Caiorfld ol IM tWtorvtf fUiif tl lk
fka, rr iu mA td J I ka.
Statu Mat t?propittt4Wa fttt j "rJ"? JHV Ti rTrJ f tf Jf C4Ma .tM 4 tit . .
teclNrr, tolM oat tf I at H.tt of -VwtoaJU! Tkm retail.. ,mMlr e Cfj. b -Mck
TM Ule4 Siaiet. abaoItdini IM r? ,W.4'! WfT,).a ad rro tM Mgloniog, iMt I vooM imer-
rigkt, of Konk-CaroftntM . I, dmg lo jLZiZXZSZ .TV ,tm, 7. "f "f
It MHtttv tktt IM pvtikti V vhkk
NankCtnliae vat eMkle.kliM act
P(t ol Ttftottatt after iM ktukaa of
all iM ftdllury (lafnm wuU Ian Mtt
nru vi en raxjrDnrT.
TM raWr ! kat , k rM fH W
rM aaiaiiH af m tmmm tal
fM iWf awt uMa Mr, CAm, pftA.
anW.Miawimoaatariaw I
tf iMtrxfUit tWt to land' tdiki M u.Wd tM Mp 0 (wrfif An.f IM
limlit of Nrtk VaroUot 1 kut lie Ui.iud I v i'n aa tW ?Hr4 af Unt f
Mr ivf ciatit,(ienipto4bf iMlrta
HIT and lilt vta IM Cktroaet
frM of loditni, to eatkiJi iktlr tuie
It oil IM landt mUklA tbt baUt ollkit
3?tfe Wt anernpffrvted abortltt, bf
a rorttalt to detcrtlnr IM lemiort to
landed lo M tor rtCared If tkt latfW
Mil tie , ax l ana rlrwrlmionol trldrtcn
TV it M. Mm tf4t M vhkk iMf anirkl ikink krttitr ft)
aeti Tbt Ctratolttet of laiff itlan,jpvrtva h, Af aMtwjii on fey part a;
hKk. ttM p'Ctidf, kiting Q-jrMtrrtM laiMinlt Ol jbf itlgtiJof, .
aMjtd to aM.at tM IrkM f Mr Cat or 10 piatrnl tM ftdJurtlaa etro a lof
tM? Iner- tt J 'W MmU f-waf. ktir am mk
.U. r .11 it.. bfb&. iK Hn tilMrvrd or IM rfl !.. tw -
tcrten mt vaiaotn, oeaino
douU of IM ineoie tf IM cooUKUng iMCtftar. or proper to aurnmo Mfore
partkt, to eitmgtilh M lodua title iol'MrB '
tl tk Unt. hkjj iiiV.tei but iMIlbt cUiffil
iTpicition 'oT. I tefttfcif mtt proc?i;ctijtl'M
k. jntKmHm' TK iraiU ilnuUicltoitr ml t
IUB MIWJ. " . 1 - - - - " w . . .
tk.t tM Cberokret vail turrtnoer all irmortHnaff CWirtt.ano iwt it w rrrw
.k.t- i.-j- tiw, iknmii ftldiftar conclutwo of a prrxeedtng, tiagtl
,e. M h. avppotetlt aadbotiod. -i .1, CikV. itlXi
lerLhkJ
t I ahottld M eno.Hf IntanUUe to form, tnm a fvll and free rateetlfMtoo,
clalffii of prifite fikodikip, and IM Ad I aa tatitned ikat iM rnora tt
cttiona vf piAl 4l?. vjrt i ot to tert tM. ordeal, kc roort ennfllrej
w , . - aa&.L ika blaa 111 aa kui
th. iT.fRfiiH, Tb trtatket ueulate. vawwv -
i . . .
td. U iMtt meica fed boundt there it
greii mittibt. Tbj for tner it Called a
general, the latter' tbartkular dewrlp-
tiurt j and U it aaid, h particular con
inx.lt and rtttr.lnt lit general denrip
Uon. TM iaodt in oeoccuptnet of tM
vottld M lM rttdanrt ol iM fclfllie an4
teal of -bit 8kUI odKi.'!. a tbe)
more vUflng that tke inteatigtlk thouli
from vkkk IM I ommmet
oeej
iMf
tbair
' r u ;.MtnrM cva (K .rfidr 100 ftlpoflMWliff .
ck.rKt bMt.d -to Ikeir eaamtnatioo. altkoogk t bad . rigni, at tat ptr
but lor tbe additional purpote of eiertl al friend f Mr. Ca hrnitNlo aMi.it
aiog, tt a ceraia eaten!, the Tunclioni ol iror- "? in.er... -
ao InuuivhorUl commitaion j I cannot f Q?mmitrt, I katt no rigkt, tood
,k., h. n. ih.nrln ertef ibt rtlation in vkkk M e'aode.
I
ChernkerottmbdbT tbtje-.eto rf . ..Tmi - in vbkk I aland, to tM pohk. to
and bntmda, a4 vHklt IM kmiit of ' K , h , p.n frora ,bf WKtloo.bf mt arqekacenrt, a tperlet
North Caroline, ire of great tttent and JT ' "? , , k f U h. nfvnlkelkted incraiiikti,naknovntltbv
ralue. TklttrKtoIctonlrf, from tbt ".flr' LS. iuHaortdewt o ant fret .cro!fi. f
. a . Iflf nir si urrsa lUlvwi ut ay-1
ofaeret ot landj ant It eatimaten " " ' ;,r " goardt ol iMrepul
worth four hondrtdtkotitand doll.rt , and L . .jri-iLUrf I U j h period, of great i
rotcltd M .bkrt..bnva..d MS
IL. I. 1 w lV " - ' II M . I .
He turrender of the other Pronrfc
I and the conBrmatidn of the crant to
II CraOTille, contidcrablt portion of
I Iaodt Irlng toutb of Uraoviilt t hne
bred to indiriduala in tht titual form
Xlojr't patent! to tettlert, M the one
of all Uold and Oliver Mines excep
In the granta for landa made br
11 Grjnville to indiriduala within ' hit
licl, one fourth of ail the Gold and
fcr0ie ia rrterred "to the Xing'
fxttllent Mnjtttyti and ono moiety
Ulf of thejrematninir three fourths of
luch MtTf and ; Silver Minet it re
ed to. Lord Granville and Jilt heirt."
tht committee hae exhibited t true
ruent of the- reervaliona contained
jheeecer3cl!B7ter and " granta?;
jthe condition t upon vhicb the owner
nd in thia State held the tamn under
crovnand jundet.Xord Granville.
committee consider that tbt reser
nt made in behalf of tbt crown as a
ofthc rruraiu of tht monarchy, tod
made for the benefit of the oeonle ol
at Britain ; and, that all such droits ol
trownor -reservations to Lord Uran;
are; McompjtiMo,vitb the fttur
rusiomt'of a 'r'tDUblican Government.
bqcan)i,er?oid.'a jiotjri t.tbc former
Is of tht King br of the Lords, Pro-
ore became vetted in the people of
Plate in ineir sovereign capacity,
the State bat invariably eranted the
ing any such reservations, indicatine
ebjr hat no aucb special riebt to
krais or metals, imbedded in the soil,
jointed by the Stale as a separate and
n property irom tht soil tiseir
he ctmmiute tcting mnder these
ressions, deem it inexpedient to re
mend tht nassincr of a law to aeenre
etate ttie benefit of the reserTaUon;
cession which vat duly accented and
rtl6 rf by the United States, In Congress
aittmbled. on the 2doT Arjrit. 1790. Br
Jaowr1vrwkg" faiiy4i;K.iw4JY' ''''''Tt ' ' ' ' -
assumed, pecame bound, " thai he lands
Lid off, or directed to be laid off, by any
act or acts of the General Alterably of
this State, for the officers and soldiers
thereof, their heirs and assigns, reipee
lively, thai! M and enura lo the use and
brncfit of the said officers and soldiers,
their heirs and assigns respectively ; and
that all the lands thus ceded, and not ap
propriated as aforesaid, shall be consider
ed as t common fund for the use and
benefit of all the United States, North
Carolina inclusive, according to their re,
spective and Usual proportion in the gen
eral charge and expenditure, and ahull be
faithfully disposed of ior that purno,
and for no other use or purpose w hat-
eve r.Arroflhe Territory kocedcJr
now forms tht Suit of Tennessee, boun
ded on the tast br tht western boundary
of North-Carolina, at described in tbe
act of cession and en tht west, by the
nyer Mississippi j on the north and south,
by the northern and southern lines of
the ceded territory. All the lands laid
off, or directed lo'bt laid off, asaforcsajd;
br the General Aasembtv of North Caro-
liiU,-lic within the limits, of. the State of
Ttrmesset t and after the location of all
iht said land there remained, within tbe
limits-of . Tennessee, a very hrce and
very" valuable residue, which should have
been appropriated to the ut of tht4 sev
eral States f tfie i Union, inoludinj Nonb-
orliOrt' 'Jejt loirti To
the ast of cession. The United States
still hold, under this cession, for the like
uses and purposes, an immense extent of
country, and of great value, situate be
tweon the river Mississippi and the Pa
cific ocean and between the northern
and southern limits of the cededjerrito
ry. It it true the act of cession did not
require the United Sutet to itipuijito that
mo tr.e b.rVBSl a to M obi TzT. -j .a-. ...J mhkk vould fornUk t prtrdtni ttitrlr
..ined, Inclodea inort IMt tot UUoo VT-Jr- - V-'T'' K lh- Uubvenivt of IM vtly tSVeital eato-
guardt of iM rtputatios ol puboe et
at pontkii titrcmcou
kM Mtnarli ttho lh
dun utl. o lot. ouirtci Ol country, and rr I kt( ;tyrw, begWaa P5 Br. Vaiaouo 1 tornp...
the remttai ol mis unionuoaie. recti. . : , , .w,:. :...:.-. Ri.i
mt COnCIUllon Ol inrir uiuiiir'
conSdenily Mlievinic that it v.s ibe in
teotion of the House that this committee
should tuame theiotrTrrrchrttirrof t
a t a . ta "I .l.!.. 1.-1 v. anri
!.$!LS.? m wKkh lui cMract.Utd ibi. priding , ,
liqUSC, Will lUHW"rt'"-. -
tbt DuoIIcTas laving the af amp of judi
4al authority. I feel impelld,.by e pro
found sense of the duly whlcn i owe i
Mr. CalhtKin, to the country, and evan
a .a t -i.a.
lo the committee tnemacirea. w
briefly and ditiincily, my objecllona to
tne codtse pursued, before it shall M too
late lo corr
Mvond the MiUiipii, ia of momentout
imporlance to Iht Interest! of this Halt.
LTbe: feruUtv onhejwilijheriterii an
value or territory, art suinrienr incuce
roentt to urge IM eitingtishrorni, of the
nduniitle, etpeuauvaa (vetmoafve
have just claknt on iht general. goMr
ment. -These are not ' tbt only Induce'
ments ; tbe red men are not vithin tht
Dale of civilitatlon, they are not under tM
restraints of morality, nor ibe Influence
of religion j and they are alwaya disa
greeable and dangerous neighbors to t
cjvilited people. TM proximity of t host
of injajiict dont him by tvWenct recelv
cd bvne committee, and requttte that
sevtrel other .witnesses M turn moot t-
The Utter coHcUideaaaloIlof 11
"finally l 1 eanrw but exprett nf
and it a source of perpetual and mutua
irritation. It Is believed, this unfortunate
race of beings might easily be Induced io
exchange tbeir lands In this State, for
territory beyond the Mitsissippi, whither
so many of their brethren have already
cone. It is unnecessary to recite facts
or urge arguments, to prove that auch
.... . f ! . . . . L
removal will oe ocnenciai noi onir io ine
citizens of this State, but the Indians
themselves. Aware of the liberal policy
which has been pursued by the genera
government on subjects of this character,
mi v . i ! . a t..ll
It Will oe SUtllCieni io invuc, rcijv.uuiiy,
the attention of Congress to this memo
rial.
Before tho ratification of these treaties,
Nortb-CatbrinrsdherTighrof-aosi
reignty and soil of all the land vithin her
limits; the Indians 'enjoying a mere
right of temporary occupancy By these
treaties, a large tract of land was secured
to the beads of ,be Indian families for
life, with remaiader.in fee to tbeir rt-
spective children ; and, this was a part of
the consideration. given Dy me vnitea
Stater io these-Indians, for abandoning
thtcccupancy of the Jundthen sqrren
dered. . It was believed at tbafHme by
the statesmen of Krth Carolioai that .the
U. "States,, could nrt legally deprive this
State of the right if sovereignty ana sou
of the territory thus attempted to be se
cured to the Indiais t but they wjfert uit
willing to array' cpposuiob agaffiirthi
acta of tbe geneM government. With
these; feelings, North Carolina tot only
acquiesced in" the terms of tbe treaties,
but ratified tbeir provisions by legislative
actt. Policy aoon suggested to North"
Carolina' tbe prorriety of purchasing
from the lndiana tie lands thus secured
to tbem, Thepeict and tranquiuty of
her ciuzcna mate ebch i
ancKi . tbt grtar lr juMkt MUJc'nrf..
whkh have unavoidably fesunea io sir.
Calhoun from that tlrcumsienct afoot, t
ft U now roort than four weths sine
ibi Coremitiec ws charged 10 innuir)
wMiher ibe Vice Prttidenl of tM Unl
led Siatea bad been guiHy of tbe b fmout
rnmJ. it. in ultke -psnirlp.ing, while Secretary
k.! of War. in iht wUf of a contract nude
skTsWtotnrrawWrriimk .sumw.--'
over vhUh be presided, i e atrwiout
and tnt nign
lv illustranve of the anomalous characirr
nt thi.nroceedinz.that with the exception
of the "solitary question as to the fact of
. M .. . .....
Mr. Calhoun s parucipavion, whivh
witness has piomptly and unequivocally
answered in tM negative, there is not one
tittle of all the incumbering mass of doc
umentary and oral testimony which has
occupied the incessant labors oi me com
mlii tnr more than twenty days, that
has the slightest pretension to the char
acter of legal evidence, whether we re
Kard it as applicable to the present accusa
lion, or to any other accusation, against
the nrivafe integrity or official purity of Mr
- ;v-.- . - - ,
r.ihm.n. In order to demonstrate this
proposition, I beg leave to present for
the reconsideratibtToTiTie commtlTeeTi
descriptive and analytical review ol tne
recorded testimony
Mr. McDuffie then complains that the
first three or four days of the Inquiry
ware devoted to" " thf examination ol
intu nrnfeasedlr Produced for tbe
nuraoifl of excubatine the present Sec
retary of War from the imputation of
kainr an'" TiMlCTiTilef In "bringing
larwurA kt thurvt of Decalatioh'agaiusr
alt. VSlhoan.'or wmcmianioua uou.
lion "of the ccpftr Ififiinloaa letfer of ihe
yet'more iofamous instrument orthls
dark and nefarious conspiracy, mis
courafaChe aay) Indicated t more artx-
kjitttdtstmo!" JSnvi ag-nsr
whom no Imputation had Men maJc, than
to administer speedy justica to the se
tJRrMt of the rovernmtnt, when ac
tuafly on his trial upon t-chargt of offi
cial delinquency, calculated,, if , irlie, to
tttriin his reputation with indelible infa-
He then comments upon the impor
tance of a itrict application of the - rows
tharacter of tht charge.
station of the Individual implicate, na
turally excited in every portion of tht)
Union tht most lively interests in the
Proceedings of the committee ; and th8
eople of tbe United Stales, at a loss to
account for iht delay upon any other sup
position than thai tome evidence of guilt
had been exhibited, have bet n looking
day after day, and werk after week, with',
the most intense anxiety, for the result J
of an investigstion involving not only thev
honest name of a public servant, tta bit
hrn fur fifteen vears honorably and em
inently" indentified with thr political bia
tory of the country, nut involving, aisoa
frr-iM-mall-Rrtr4heepuUtk)n
V.iA
jreW v ' '.A mm, .....
S t
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tlon of Jiit a
tber friendf . t
eirosl" eon- A
ml of tbo . ,r
that country whose rights and whoat)
honor be Ms so largely comnouieo i
defend, whose character he has so Jarfet
ly .contributed to elevate, and whose in
stitutions ' he has so successfully Iabdrt4
io esithlish .and mature- If rrorn ttbv
high honor and unsuspected purity which
have characterized every action oi jii
life, all ho know him, whether
or enemies, have looked with er,
fiflpnte to his entire acoottta
rh.rcr Mehtea..Jt.cin Scarelf M d.oUtT-r.r,'T.r?..c. ,.r'l
lh! Penult of--' !V
the Uited Statea, who do not know him, k
must have regarded the unexpected pro- K
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cratunatiuu ui mc iuuhjj, m,.., . ,
iuncc inexpliiSabls, if. not. fttpirn,4-st
And, while I am under the necessity, f
from the course pursued by the commit , r
tee; of still farther prptracting the invea
tigation, I shall uae every effort, in v.bich i;
I earnestly solicit their co-operation tS
brinjj this long labor to a apeedy termi
nation. I have the honoto be, with very
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