THE CHEROKEE DISTURBANCES.
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 The following is the message of the Presi- dent of the United States submitted to Con gress on Monday last. It is accompanied by an admirable report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and vast mass of documents touching the important and complicated con- troversies of the Cherokee tribe of Indians. It is time that the whole question should be settled that all complains, all quarrels, as far as possible, should be arrested, and the olive branch restored to the tribe. IL will be a glorious wreath around the brow of any adm esstraion wh ich should accomplish this object and we are much deceived in the character of the President, and his Secretary of War, and the Commissioner of Indian Af fairs, if the whole question be not disposed of, and justice be rendered to all parties, un- der this administration, provided the present session of Congress will but take up the subject with energy, and enact the suitable arrangements for this purpose. The follow ing message of the President presents some excellent measures for the occasion. We shall follow it up as sooh as possible with the report of the. commissioners

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