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National CeriG&Fs.--yrgorous attempts are
made to create the oppression among the people
that the annuities vi not be paid this year and
consequently, that b national claims will be met


by the next coGncI Upon what authority this


impression is sough b be made. We cannot aSCcr


tain further than TIL report it is said, come from
| Washington, throu individuals whose constant


efforts are to creat{ excitements in the country.


The report we belle 10 be gotten up for the pur-


pose e speculatiofNs the United States cannot
avoid making the 4nent without republication.
--ChcrOkee AdrokA


frTWe have IVES, been informed that the


nnnui,ies would III y not bc paid this year.
! The President VI bal advices from Washington,
has. under the aut vested in him by the Trea-
ty Of 1885, call ID en- account Of the manner
of applying the ton fund provided updcr
that Treaty. known to The editor Of the
Advocate, that sis isand dollars Of the eIuca
tion fund has bce rOred to pay the expenses
OF police guards hd her such extraordinary ex-
penses--and our nfa nanl is of opinion HAT the
annuity will be ta Fd to make up this deficit.
OF course no ond PaH pow the truth of this ru
NOR. We have d ositicn to impair the value
Of the national cen &c; les of the Cherokc cs :. The
issuing of these tif ates, OF debts, VIC have al
ways regarded o un arunate, as opening door
to unpriucipIed s kcu ion.


Can no body Bolitd exist without continually
incurng debts'G


Stale COnreniiOns.- Louisiana has now bofo4|
her people for ndoptid or rejection, an entirely
modified constitution, Is submitted by her recent
Conventional Conver3 3on Of her ablest men, who
had a laborious sessio4 Of several months. In
New York Convent!fn will shortly assemble
for the purpose of makh fundamental changes
in her constitution. Candidates for a convention
are also before the people Of Missouri. and the
convention will assembIS during the ensuing at
tumn. In Louisiana one Of the material changes
in the now constitution il respecting tho tenure Of
Judgships that State haf suffered no little from
the life system. In Missiur it is proposed to take
the elections of jud ges frdn the Governor and Sc.
nate, and place them IN 10 hands of the people.
This measure is exceedingly popular with the de.
mocracy and IS also advociied by portion of the
whg pres. The system Ipf appointing BY the
Governor for life. it is uted, has brought the
dwarfs of the State upon lh4 bench CT almost g, o.
ry circuit. We have no, nkw time to enter into
the merits Of the subject; b} surely there cannot
be greater paradox upon q theory of govern.
ment than the continued nohn that the appoint. |