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10 contain very interesting ,,S
Of that country and its aboriginal


we have been promised a copy AZ


The main business Of III, A


understand, is to separate from !,


headed by Mr.. Ross, and induc, !,


10 purchase them n country en-.


they were sent to explore, or Ia A


Cherokee country, and give then


either by themselves or with ,Le


KEGS, known as 'old settlers"


would be satisfied TO live. Ths,I
fuIfllment Of the treaty Of lS3s-]
luton Of a large amount Of ma
say has been misarplied by the 20,
United States. These ma,,en \
known in the proceedings Of ,hs|
the '.treaty parity" held in Janu,|
been presented to the Commiss,l
/ Affairs.
The delegation is accompanied
Paschall, ESQ.,, Of Van Buren, Al
torney. Judge PaschaIl is accom-
lady. who is the daughter of the I,,'
tho lamen,ed Cherokee chief. uhoI
signing a treaty under The dirscii,,
dent ofthe Uaiied States.


The three portions Of the Chem


now here. lst. The "ol1 settler,


the country west, under the name


kee nation rca Of The Mississipri
government was oyerlhrown. and /,


cibIy taken from 'hem, by the On
treaty of 1885, concluded be,xs


States and tho "easlern Cherokee,


which ;ho original owners have
protest, aud upon which they now !;


2d: The "trcnly party" whose
above briefly sci forth; and, alho
; agreed to, and made tho treaty oi
nit. that error was committed !,


country of the "wcs,ern Cherokee


crn nnlion," without the consent


and without pa ing just value {
of i, as was nrcessary 10 accomm,
And, last. The "Ross, or pres


par,y," who have always repu,h
of 1885, Notwithstanding they to-


the country under lis provisions


claim rev treaty. by which the


vide payme:.t for large amouul
I by their people, and obtain a ts.
their country.


, This whole subject is a very C
and involves matters Of serious
t is gratifying 10 hear that The p
termined now 10 have ii final!
: principles Of equity and strict Just
missioner of Indian \ fairs, who
cured n high name in his new and
has, we understand, taken The
with fixed de,erm inntion 10 car


of the President. He possesses Il
try, integrity. and unilinching ir
no matter upon whose head Gems
account Of previous errors.