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.sue for=tlle protection of our national rights. And moreover, divers agents of tie general government have been commissioned for the purpose of enlist ing our citizens as emigrants for the country west of the Mississippi, and in the prosecutiono ihis business some of them have been seduced under circum- stances calculated to create disquietude and disagreeable feelings. But, let the president remove all the difficulties aris- ing from ua]ust measures, and afford Us that necessary protection which Is so- 1emaly guaranteed to us by treaties; and then, the exercise of that privilege whicn is so essential tn the enjoyment of. freedom would pllce us at liberty to reflect, speak and act freely Oh the sub ]ect four national interest and welfare. In conclusion, we would respectfully cali your atteftioa to tie frequent com plants which have been male to the de- partment against the numerous iatru , sions on our lands. hord ring on tie boundaries of the several adioining Ssates; and 10 urge the removal of the intruders.

 Very respectfully, your friends q obedieat servants.

 (si2 ed, bs Ill the members of the General Council