VOLUME 8-NO. 46.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 60 &C.
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~. J''' !" u" parties. Every pledge OF hon
ana OF public faith demands Of this goyernnlt
to sustain The Cherokee author itics in tho excl
''oh OF their legitimate powers, and, at tho sad
l'me' TO save the minority from the barbari,y I
. Indian law" and to proven, any future ou,broa
OF tyranical power. Thus only can we discharJ
duty we have incurred by a clause in the .ra.
ty OF 1885, wherein tho Uni,od States agroo |,
protect the Cherokee nation from domestic strife.


The intelligence received from the Cherok,
country in October last, determined me at once 1
appoint and give authority to three commissioner
| OF high and impartial characters, to procced 1
the nation and to inquire on the spo, into the CON
ilic'ing allegations and charges made by the sew
erai parties to examine into the extent and III
cause OF the discomfort, and 10 ascertain the II.
'ensity OF the spirit of hostility alleged to preva
between the different bands of the tribe. n,
their report the truth will be ascertained fros /.
dsinterested source; and in reconciliation 81
prove to be impracticable, the executive al 4
legislature will be enabled to devise and apy a.
proper remedy, and to grant the suitable ka.-
tor any real wrong or oppression. a.


american Boys.--Boys, when loft to M
controlled indulgence of their proponsi,id
quarrel, are probably more dangerous tLan l III
The three days Of Paris aff6rd an ins,apcssssIk
revolution in one Of the first nations of the s8Is :,
effected by boys; and the Polish struggle u "
like manner commenced and maintained 9
nors. The muster rolls Of cur two war; vi
That large number Of those who fouglz~ B.
boys; and in almos. every struggle, whd.
deck or in the field, they proved themsely +
my oil their country. Every reader reno
that jackson was hero boy of the rovoIuH
With most Of them fight is only piece u
and ihelr courage is the absence of the SCI
danger which more mature discretion ind
We remember seeing boy about ten wears
clambering upon the side board of one of 4


eu iS1'i"''" ''"~---,--i-.-~.-s.-e.,-- az
one WOODEN leg, we cautioned him against so
serous an experiment, at the same time incu;
as 10 the manner in which he had los, hisf
had so crushed his leg as to make II ~
cut IL oil. " And how" we inquiretk
venture again upon the car ." "why,
cool reply, 4" never heard Of no boy VIII
ever more than one leg cut Off by the cars;
he continued to cling to the sido Of the ca y
tue t"'o'' ~rra rent Indifference to his do>
A very highly respectable genllu.... =;
account Of similar development, of AZ
character on the frs, fatal afternoon of n
sihsion riots. news boy with his slqa
thrown jauntily aside, and his hands b,
lausffiS, fisS,,rs stood in the market Use q


-, sal,S progressed


Shot after shot wesssInr- y-ssa,H
were killed and wounded around nun!


looked w!Cli the same conIfortab Bile
enjoy Of the scene, until stray Oh
him in lbe breast, glancing first undo,
and inducing copious gush OF b'ood r.
surprised, and opening his Goa, SAID, . W
blanc the scamps, they have shot met" Iay
Pecial emphasis upon the las, word. So
near him, insisted upon his leaving thes
SWELL" said he, al guess | had better,
ting his hands into his trousers posH
cd leisurely away. M2


