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V.
.Inuk, as Iiihv
ISI S J.tl'l |»l OifHSIOliS
r their expect ati >.!3 ami brighten-
p,i i: i*if pnwberts, ha<l, now tllai
tii,>v were broktm, plunged the coun-
t,s ia‘o the depth of disappointmen
a,i-I desperation • (Groat cheering.)
When last the people of Liverpoo
liiot iu Hint square, the House of
Co mens better selected and moie
an icily the representatives of the
people than any on record; had most
liiumphantly, most gloriously passed
thV lull, for the completion ot which
|li* whole country were looking.—
They passed that bill, and sent it to
the upper house, ns it is Cu led, hut,
03 he m>\v contended, to the house it
the people’s enemies [Loud cheers]
was read once, it rvas tend twice.
as long ns tbev were true to them
selves, that il > ise would not desert
them—let the Mouse, teach lh« peo
ple to look to it us their natural lea
ders; and not elsewhere; he should
hen feel the greatestconfidsncc that
ill might still be safe, and that the
great nleasuic of reform Would ho
carried ton triumphant te; mination.”
(Three cheers were here given for
Mr. Strutt.) With the assistance of
sucli a House of Commons, firmly
and patriotically determined to do its
• luty, the people must triumph.—
(Cheeis.)
to the nature of the resolutions which
would be proposed to the meeting.
He next observed, that, on the last
oeeassion when he had had the honor
of mooting the people in that square,
insignificant & contemptible were they
iu the cyos’of (h s Chri-lian people!
But what signifies to tell all this! They
glory in thei* shame—triumph over their
own laws, and SMILft at the crier of the
subjects of their cruelty ! What signific
one state ran ot pleasure hnllify nbt fMiT refs'.1 o-.isp<»>a ,*<>*■. sai»2d
only one law of the United States, op atf wty agro-t>o*et.
but a score of treaties as Georgia has <*? jMr<asj/&i» dbmistop?
done, and Congress suffer the Presi- j><&a 1W.HT4.0 »sy—Dirz pe,
dent to do the same, and no cheek to j i-pt. gagt Do©xpoDET
ibis assumption of power chu be iti-j w©U<».J»s> h8.i*V’.pz o-Ck».j c ,j?,d
1 *®py(»KT, b>y Tssy i*-rt. g ( ^1
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to tell it, tv hen the complaints of the op- terposed, then tell me not that the
pressed are unheeded by (hose in high muddy Mississippi is the line of jus-
■ • ■ • - • * <a »- *•'« Our lot then
places, and regarded by the people only in 11 ice lor the Indians.
has been cast to endure the ele
silence!
A company of United Slates’ troops
have been ordered to the Nortli Carolina
side of the Nation, fur the purpose, we arc
His lordship then alluded |tohl, of driving out- the gold diggers.—
There may be a few dozen such persons in
th;\t section of the country. CONSIS
TENCY! CONSISTENCY! where
hast thou (ledi
nients ami horrors of despotism, 'lie
dread of freemen and the bane of In
dians.
A CHEROKEE.
Written the 4 Ik of July 1832.
1 - 1 hut house tin G 'V-t& all England i h* had asked them a simple question;
looked quietly & eoutemedly.but not j i!, a i question went
us ht; enemies ol the measure un-
hlushingly said, with spiritless ap.i-
thv. (Loud sliouts of ■ Nt.! no!'’)
K'-aetion indeed! Where was the
reaction! 'I'he people looked on qui-
edv, but they knew’ that I hare was
yel a trial to come. They know
that the men who were not aveise to
tiie bill going into the committee,
WouM not allow it to go through the
In.use in its integrity and its elficieti-1 fallowed by hissing and
ey. Bui they never expected, that
tin: liist tiling which its enemies | t |,, r (| K , i( they were opened
Fur the Cherokee Phffinix.
their hearts, - \]v. Editor,
and lie never s-h4.1iId forget the tman-j In looking over vour iiumernus and
i2110:1s v ion iu which Miey answered 1 respectable exchange papers, I find
it. ’I lial quest inn was, ‘•Had tve j d,,. t'oli'TX ing jisiKsnoe in the NY.
not then ail honest minister. - * ’ He \moi-i an inti •. duolory to an ext. a t
now asked iliem, whether they \vish-| j u ,y jmu eonimuuiialieti taken from
ed lo cha rge that minister?— (L aid j your pap« r
rues of' IVe do not/”] He further j “Tie wealth of the Cherokee Guld
asked thorn, vvlielher they wished to District is undoubtedly exaggerated,
soe 1 Iks Dike of Wellington at t ie j,, ||te ana-xi d extract from tlie
hv’.ad of tli.0 Govurnoic't?-(' l Ni), no!” | Cherokee Phccnix, bat ibis very ex*
groans ) But; aggeiation. existing publicly alike in
going to open all your eyes vvi dm est mates m.iifo by lno (..’corgians
before. ! mid the ( lietokees, of the value et
am
v o:ld do, would be, that Lord Lind-1 laugh.) if the D ike ol Welling- j y h«*i ,■ lands, selves to explain tin re-
hurst, one of the greatest toes, one ol i | tin (.tkns olTiee, and, for my part, I j pacious and law contemning perse-
Ibe greatest enemies of the liberties •| r ,re no doubt be has taken it alien- j verdnee, vviib which the formo-t seek
of the people, would propose that . as 1 have a letter from a partial- j to appropriate to themselves so. ricu
ti c vital piiueiplo, *bo esaen nientl ot yours, my father, j a teirinory.”
tint clause or that bill should he, j ^heers.) in wliiclt he states, that' Tue geographical extent of the
as hypocritically proposed “p os **; thw* duke lias kissed the King’s hand gold .cgion which I hid described 111
p n-d.” Fhn people demanded on his acceptance 0 f office. (Great! mv eommiHiiea.i ion was eoulined to
tint the rotten parts -the foul ul- judigraliim and hissing ) But I ham* 1 (lie chain win b operations of 0 very
Crti'9 on the face of the eotis itutiou, i S jij| funher to open your eyes If | profitable luiul had been carried on,
should be removed, to a (Turd the pa-j tl, t . Duke of Wellington lakes oili e, aiK ] with the exception of one mine
limit a eli nee of recovery; but the j s mv (inn belief, that it is his in | hud worked mvseif, ml a linn of
Wo arc authorized to announce the
following, as candidates for members ol
die General Council, to represent ilie
District of
AHJtfOHER.
For the Committee.
Til OS FORMAN,
HAIR CONRAD,
Til OS DIG BEY,
PATH KILLER
F01 the Council;
TARCIIEECDEE,
JAMES SPEERS,
TAOS. FIELDS,
GOING SNAKE,
JOHN WATTS.
JOHN BUT LEU,
DEER IN WATER.
]) 0 O S 0 0 W 0 LA HD AII,
HOUSEFLY,
TUSQUIVE,
( IIUNOYEKEE.
JANIES FOREMAN.
Candidates for Sheriff.
MOSES FIELDS
(' IIARLES FOREMAN,
FOX TAYLOR
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state physicians though the nation’s
"health would be improved if the 56
horrid and loathsome lif ers were al-
timi.l'i-d
t reosure
lowed to remain. O i the occasion
I 1 .sc .honest men, Lord Grey
1, • vi Brougham, (Cheers,) went, to
tliciv Sovereign, — that Sovereign,
most of the ads of whose govern
ment had been to lead the people to
believe tha‘ he was a fn m friend to
Cons. 11 ullo.irtl reform,— they went to
him. expecting th-il tie would ie-
«! •cm bis promises, for promises he.
had certainly given, if not iu his own
pees u at leart in the acts of his
H ivtu'nmeut. Well, uh.it was Lis
• ? It u :S, tlmt tile
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tenliou t<< bring forward a new reform ueailV out
hill, and to pass it. (Ili -sn'.) Now, |<(.>giuti of
j if you can trust a man who, but a | each of the points
; short lima ago. publicly declared that j sei il'-od as ill?-
se
eun-d, lie could not grant. (TYc-
Hieo-'ous hissing ro'd groaning.) lion
« e pen. like Lord Grey and Laid
f> ogham, had no alternative tint to
r iln» seals of offi-'C. Honest
i.e (Lord Molvneux) had ai-
t h .ngiii them, uml honest men
eel proved themselves. (Loud
>s) Sue!) was a brief outline
. iiistiev of recent events. 'I'he
if o Live/pon! tveio now met,
•he opinion of this groat and mi
ned iovvii turn in be expressed
events, and onre expressed.
miles. But llns
does not end at
wliieli I had rfi»-
old region, for o r . tho
!, d : !m would oppose ail reform, it is mut e ; southern point tiie goid lied Slul oon-
j Hint I can do. I Was censured lor | (i t ,ties small for about (iHCen miles i
; some ubservalio.is ! mad*. I be Iasi ! to the line of t’amd Uouuly Ga. &}
1 lime l met you here, on the noble ' north to the life between Ga. and N. j
!d ike, ami, perhaps, I was not j istili- Carolina, ;• dislanco of ah-at t wenty ;
ed in then going so far as I did. But. five, luiles, so tint’ more than one j
{now, there is not a word of which I third of this region tvas not included
! repent,-"-(Loud cheers.) I then told l in niy former estimate. This di«-
iyoi, that the duke’s object, in atlrict of gold comprises an area • f
j speech v, liieh he had recently daiiv- I one million aiuj a halt of acres oi
{ered, was to get himself and his something like alerrilorv 130 miles
I friends into place a^ain. And I now j long by 20 wide. Tho avemge pro-
! say, if that liable duko, gs he is call- ; ductious of these raiie'S in 1830 was
generally about 200 dtvta to two
present ministry, take office, and ea' - 1 square rods of ground. In tho estimate
ry reform, such political voualitv & which our friend ot'tlie American dis-
haseness never were acted before u ers to be an exaggeration, I made no
the living world. (Clioars.) The pretentions to be* entirely accurate;
noble lord concluded bv requesting because I bad no means by which to
the attention of tho ineetine to the j ascertain the price ot similar pro*
sppnk'M’s who would address them.—— petty. In this condition of the pro-
(Loiid hours followed his lordship’s ; perty, and having seen the proceeds
speech. ]
INDIAN WAR.
St Lo is, June 9. —T'licitl
been no intelligence of general|
est received from the seat ol
Wt- ai”- authorize-! to aniio'Vaco be fol- i since our last publication. G-
iowin.- as i andidates for-vnuinb rs of ilie | Atkinson remains at Ottawa,
Gca. Council, to represent the district of fmois R-pills,) with sonic three!
CHATTOOGA.
For ’.or- C inniltee.
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lib--ties o ; itie people g.oul<l be *“ ...
CnEROKER PIKEMX.
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t',:it i -i i :u! reaeli the liighes* quai- What iln (ho good people of the United
ter, ,r •■ding one morn evidence Stales Itdnk of (lie distressed condition of
of the feelings of indign.ition which- ilie Cherokees? Is'heir attention so com
a.
NEW ECIIOTA, July 7, 1S32
pervade this great and miglity na
iio i (Cheers.) To prove, i short,
\hat their is neither spiritless apathy
ph’telv engrossed in their own private af
fairs that they cannot even find time to
shed a tear at the recollection of such ac-
tior reaction —(L mghter.) To prove ! cumulated oppressions heaped upon their
that Mre people only want their l ights,
aw! tin* tliew rights they will have.
(Tremendous cheeis.) When last he
bad ti n! ihe honor of addressing the
people of Liverpool, they considered
themselves almost sure of the object.
jA id what was the reason of that se
curity? It was because there were
then three parties arrayed against
one. There were the King, the
IT ons ,j of Commons, and the people,
aerie*! e House of Lords.-(Cheers.)
I> it the King lias deserted us! — (Tie-
mendviis groaning and hissing ) We
lidve.ulsn lost the Minister, and an
holiest one he was; bnt vve have a
l mag, a powerful assistant in the
}! uiso of Commons —(Great cheer
in’r) He knew no words ivhich could
better express his opinion on this sub
ject than those used by Mr. Strutt,
the member for Dcrbj, in the Hoftso
ol Commons, on Thursday night. —
♦‘Happily,” said that lion, gentleman,
“happily there was one respurce liy
Which all danger to the country might
be avoided, and that existed in the
wisdom, firmness and decision of that
House. Let that II use only come
forward and place itself at the “head
of the people—let it show itself de-
tsrin' oed to be true to its former pro-
foisiMi«“-*let it show the people, that
fellow creatures ?Has the cause of the Indi
ans been swallowed up in olher questions,
such as the tariff, the bank d*c.? Fur
how can we account for the sil°nce which-
pervades the public in regard to the con
duct of the General Government and th
state of Georgia towards the Cticroafes?
After the justSunost solemn decision cftlu
highest tribunal in the country, measure,
which have been declared unconstitution
al are still pushed forward with a degree o
impudence truly remarkable and alarm
ing. Look at the conduct of tlie Presid
ent—He will not m »ve his little finger to
support <h ■ constitution and laws of the
country, and save bis once Indian allies
from utter destruction, &, yet he sends, at 1
the suggestion of the Governor of a neigh
boring state, a company of his troops, to
drive off a half dozen gold diggers! And
look at Georgia. While a few half starved
gold diggers are to be expelled at the point
of the bayonet, she has been permitted and
encouraged to send in five hundred sur
veyors to violate the laws and treaties of
the United States, by -running lines,
marking trees’ &c. To this great compa
ny, agents or iustruments of robbers, cul
tivated fields were no obstacles. Corn
fields, wheat fields, and what not, were as
waste lands, and those who owned them
of these itiines with my own eyes, I
considered it a reasonable conclusion,
for a man possessing any thing like a
judgement of the price o; such lands,
to hold the price .at least at one hun
dred millions of dollars,* which es
timate nur fiiend of New York would
seem to llunk altogether a mistake.
The extent of this region no v is much
greater than I slated before, —I have
therefore no inducement and lets
resoii to retract, from ivliut I'sla
ted.
In regard to tiie law contemning
peiseverance, with which the sove
reign state of' Georgia seems to be
vitally ii fused, to enable it to ap-
uroptinto to itself so rich a treasure,
uir friend is not a whit out of his de
finition: and if it was true as the
vhitema' says, that ‘virtue ladeth
•’ot,’ our numevotts friends ip. that
inarier would hot now be the com-
unnions of silence on the momentous
aiise of the Cherokces But in this
sudden" silence of our friends, I am
enabled to sny, liuzzah lo our New
York friend, tho arlvhrary measures
of Georgia bit justly held the sub
jects of merited reproof. The great
question then rises for solution in this
crisis of the Cherokee question. If
JOHN GUNTER.
For lln- Council.
GEORGE W GUNTER,
HO ERTBOGGS
SL EE PING R * HE / T,
E FOX.
Candidate for Sheriff.
HAMMER
•’’o- Cons! able.
DANIEL D SPENCER
Vr> are aulho-izod to announce the fol
lowing as candidates for members ol (be
General Council, to represent the
trict of
AQUOHEE.
For 1 h< tIn.oni ll-c.
JOHN TIM SON
AEX.JN !JER M GREY,
THOM A S J\l D ON 'AL D,
GEORGE BLAIR.
F o-tlie Council.
SWEET WATER,
SirUAGEE,
PETER.
SPIKE BUCK,
HOG,
ROMAN NOSE,
PARCHED CORN,
ARCH
Candidate for MmrifT.
HENRY SMITH.
JAMES M GREY,
KALKALOSKY
m One hundred millions of doll vs is a heap
of money, which to our ears sounds loo
much for the value of the Cherokee gold
mines - . 'I’he gold region is extensive e-
nough no doubt, and that there are im
mensely rich mines in it, but we can
hardly suppose that every foot of the. land
is enriched with the precious metal. If
that region was divided into lots of one acre
and every lot soldj to the highest bidder,
we have no doubt it would bring millions
of dollars, whether it is really worth that
or not, for there is in Georgia and else
where nothing like the Chetokee Gold
nothing like (he Cherokee
mines, and
. land, 1 although it be a desert,*-hid. Cher
vtrere like the wild beasts of th'c forest, so I Phami*.
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I (hired miiit.n; the regular troop
jut D.xon’s, and arc fortifying
i si-Ives. Ii is said that Gi ft. Biadj
I arrived at Head Qua iters wilil
> hundred men from I' Oi t Winn*
! |i is not yet known whether ihj
| onx and Mcimininoi'S havn ansn
tlu- call m ule upon them by Geil
kimon.
The now draft made by Gov.I
nnlds is rapidly filling up. fit at
there will ho three thousand ri|
soiiliius in the disturbed countnl
j nougli, ve should suppose, ton
j ize tho ex|)cclation of ac ivesi|
j feetive operations,
i We have groat plensure imtj
' that tiie two young women wliol
j made captives by tb<> Indians,ij
! biiti licring affair onlndinn Crcek|
j tiemi restored to their friends
iVHowipg correspondence,
which we have been obligingly I
ed will show the moans midei
to effect the liberation of thcse|
fortunate persons, fn mlditioa
state, that Major Gratiot. lM
jig- nt for the W innebagors, arte
(if r oiilers from Gen. Atkinson,i
success)ill attempt to use nis ft«
Indians foi this most important]
l’iimane object.---Times.
Cop;/of a teller from Ctlfl. She
of the Illinois Militia, slolion
the Blue .Mounds, near J)o^
e'aled, Blue Mounds Pod, |
Nfay, to Gen. Doelae.
General—YVo have just red
your letter by the return of the|
dinn express si nt out yesterday,’
is brought back by the White
tfor an;j his brother. They staid
the Wihncbagees have succeed#
purebasiug or getting the two
women takun prisoners by the
and after having made (be par*
ilie* Wimiel^agoes departed inn
atolv with their redeemad -*fKi#
lo Coskohan, and theace to CotkJ
Lake whore they encamped,
afterwards pursued them to 1
place and surrounded t1iem,
that the Winnebagoes should « ol |
cape with the captives. Mr Bh
ard, who has just returned from I
village, states that the Winnebl
are apparently in g-cat alarm,
are moving their women anil cP
across the Ouisconsin, after
they intend to go to the rest off
party who are surrounded
Sacs.
Signed, JOHN SHERMAI
Cat
© C.v« DI, Ah>1V*)y G c y •ADoV-yTi
ABt.0“1)»eET vl^AUDfV ht.MV8.l^:E0
P S. The Winnebagnes h« f, j
staled that all their principal fj]
are anion., the nutnbpr surroM|
and that our army i? not for
the^i. and that they fenr very, 1
that they will all be (Jestrey*"!
the Saes, in the event of an fl ]
from the whites. Ther® ,arr.**n
be 400 of the Sacs, ant)