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We lay before our readers a letter from the
Governor ofGcorgia to the Secretary OF War o.
tic 18th Feb, together with his civil and niil-
.ary orders Of the same date. Governor lronp,
il would seem, is determined TO resist the author
ity Of tile Executive, and hold ''peaceably 4 nc
can, or forcibly il lie must" the Indian Territory
in dispute. Congress has neglected to legislate
upon this subject TO the extent necessary TOR an
amicablc adjustment Of the matter, and il now
becomes discretionary with the Executive. From
the energetic tone of the Message of the Prcsl-
dent, as communicated to the House on the 5tll
Of Feb, upon this subect we have the best rea
son to believe that such steps as he may take, to
put an end to the dispute in agitation, will be
prompt and decisive; and if the civil arrange
ments which have been made to arrest the sur
veys, are not eif'ectua, the military arm of the
law must be stretched forth.


The Morgan .46uiy IN Mw Iorh.--Icsterday
there was very current and very strong report
that Morgan is now alive and well in this city
There was an article i'll the Enquirer yesterday,
stating that achanccry suit had been instituted by
Morgan himself The Statesman combatted the
conclusion which would naturally arise in the
mind at reading the Enquirer's paragraph, but
we think he involved the subject in greater per-
plexites. lfa chanceiy suit was instituted by
Morgan, did it not require his afiidiyits Could
any one but the real man do so, unless one ot
the three persons assumed the name of Morgan
We understand that the brotherhood Of masons
were quite in hustle yesterday. Preparations
have been made to get up an indictment for !,
conspiracy. 1t would indeed be most singular
affair if Morgan should be alive. Many persont
really believe he is now in this city.-Nat. .lay