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y,.reed of the means entrusted 10 the Executly
a. that purpose only those w.'ch, without resorliini
~ military force. may vnd'cate inc sanclity OF 'n
law by the ordinary agency OF the Judicial tribunals
II ought not, however, TO DC oisgolseo. ,hat ths
!. &c he Legislature Of Georgia, under The con


s,.,o,ion given TO it by the Governor OF that State


nd ,hr surveys made or attempted by his authority
s.vond the boundary secured by the Treaty


.h;noon. OF April last, TO the Creek Indians, az,
= direct violation Of the Supreme Law OF this land
I 80, fo,th in Treaty, which has received oil th'
&s.nc,;ons proyided by the Constitution, which v,
have been sworn TO support and maintain
Happily distributed as the sovereign powers
the neople Of this Union have been, between lhei
xCrnerai and State Governments, their history ha


already too often presented collisions between these


d;vd.d authorities with regard to the extent OF the


rs.nec,iye mowers. No instance, however, has hi.h


occurred, in which this collision has been urgee
conflict Of actual force No other is knowr
10 have happened, in which the application OF mill
-. G,rre by the Government Of the Union has beet
8n,.scr;hed for the enfofc ement Of law the viola
8ton Of which has, within any single State. beef
8nrescrbed by Legislative &C, OF the Stae. ln ,h'
#nresen, instance it is my duty to say, that, II th'
8I legislative and Executive Authorities ot the Sal,
#of Georgia should pefseyere in acts OF enc oach
8ment upon the territories secured by solemn Trsa
I'M 10 ,he Indians, and the laws Of the Union remain
#unal,ered, supersdded obligation, even higher thar
#,tat Of human authority. will compel the Executive
Nh he United States enforce the laws and fulh thu
#]u,;es of the Nation, by all the force committed fo
#ha, pur pose to his charge. That the al m ol mill


tarv force will be resorted only in the event OF lh
#fniure Of all other expedents provided ~ he laws


a. pedee has been given. by the iofbt arante to en-
ApIoy il at this time. 1t is submitted 10 the ~i don
#of Congress to determine, whether any further ac
8o(l.pislation may be necessary expedlent TO NEE
III uht heQp
81uce, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
u The message having been read--a long dehat,
#ensued when il was referred to Select COMMITTEE
IN Eve and the following gentlemen were elected
M compose the Committee Messrs. Benton Ber
8,ieu Fan Buren, Smith, Of S c. and Harrison.
4 The Senate then adjourned


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
u Anumber Of memorials and petitions were pic
3srn,ed this day and appropriately reerred amongs
n (which were he following:


a Nv Mr.. Little the memorial of Charles Carlo oil
%of Carr oon and others praying the aid oi Congress
7,o an expedition to The Polar Regions


A BY MIR Htmphrpys, memorial fiod sundry ~
&habi ants Of Tompk,ns County in the State OF New
Work asking from Congress an acknowledgment o
Mhe Independence Of The Greeks, aad also that Law


nay pa IS authorizing the sale OF the vessel built o
Mhem. but purchased by the United States, III ths
None Ina, will b. bought in and equipped tsr the


hid Of the Greeks.


n nv MIR. Stymart, ,hs me mortal Of sundry inhabi
Aants OF the State o. Pennsylvania praying Tor The
gradual abolition oil slavery within the Disflct O


Columba.


her Of the inhabiiants 81 ths County 1t Wescheser
An that State p aging that - annuity may be 9fant
&d N the sis9W and hidden Vt John Pauding, one


bf the oapors oi MAJOR Andre, late Of that County


Neceased.


The time allotted for the consideration Of resau


4ions wa. consumed in the consider aton OF the res


bluton offered Nv Mr. .eaundrS. respecting the pub
3lcatlon at The Laws


III mcssage. ~ wiiiing. was received from Inc


president Of the United States, by the hands OF hi
sprisate Secretary. Dee oenate froeeeolhBs 'of


fopy OF the Message


II Alter some deoate motion was MADE 20 lay the
sEAiessage on the table, and TO print II.


al This motion pfeyalled and il was laid upon tht


Nabc accordingly.


q Tuesday FnBkuARy 6.


II IN SENATE.
Ia Mr. Eaton presented the peiti1n oil the 1Ehabi
s5,ans of Key West, praying The es'aolishment o
@Judiciary tribunals, with powers &; Maritime luris
&diction hich was Fefe'red


Mr.. Benton ntroduceda bill, which was read, sns
#ordered 10 second reading 10 alter lhe time Tor 'h
future annual meeting OF Congress, to the hrs Mon
8day in November, instead OF the hrss MONDAY y
#December.
The Senate took up the Report OF the Comml'ts'


}lo whom the bill TO establish an uniform system o
8Baokruptcy throughout the United on'es had oee'
Xreierred


y long debate ensu.d and several amendment
.5were proposed. when the question was takea on en-


agrossing the bill Tor third reading, and was deci


9ded in the negative, by the following vote:


n YEAS.-Messrs Bsteman, Berilen, boul'gny


#Chambers Clayton, Edwards, Harrison. Hayne


3Johns,on of Louisiana, Kane, King, Knight, Mills


8Ridgeley, Robbins, Sanford, Silsbee, Smith oi Ma
4yland. Thomas, Van Buren,. Williams -2l.