{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Washington, February 6 A new and very un.
welcome topic was yesterday introduced iR.o both
Houses Of Congress- by the Message Of the Pres.
dent Of The United States, touching the question
which has arisen between the United States and the
State Of Georgia, in regard TO the execution OF the
las, Treaty with the Creek Indians. Though we
are sure that nothing serious will be allowed to re
suit from it, it is not without great regret that we
have the collision arrive even at The point
which it has reached. The subject is one which
demands the serious and, above all, the dispassion
ATE. consideration OF the Public Councils Any
her treatment Of it--any other result than good
understanding between the STATE and General Gov
einmtns, odut ed bv mutual forbearsnce aud good
ieeng--wii exhibit this country TO the world in an
attitudr j, has never before assumed and ct mo-
mtpt when, more Than ever, we should. in cherish
M the peace and harmony of our Union, entitle
ourselves to the respect Of our friends even Of and
our enemies abroad


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