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Cur relations with the Indian tribes are
Of . favorable character. The policy Of
removing them 10 country designed for
their permanent residence, west Of tho
Mississippi and without the limits Of ,l,e
organized States and Territories, is better
aPpsecisted BY them than il was = few
year ago; while education is now attended
to, snf the habits Of civilized life are gain.
Ing ground among Them.


Serious difficulties Of long standing con.
tin,ls TO distract the several parties into
which the Cherokees are unhappily divid-
cd. The efforts Of the government to adj
JUS. the difficulties between them have
heretofore proved unsuccessful; and there
remains no probability that this desirable
ohiea can be accomplished without the aid
Of further legislation By Congress. will
= "a early period Of your session, present
he. subject for your consideration, accom-.
panied with IN exposition Of the complaint,
and claims of the several parties into which
the ration y divided, with view to The
adoption of such measures Ly Congress. :,
nay Gnable he Executive to do Justice =
theh respectively, ana 10 put an end. 4
possible, - tie disse ensions which have Ions
prevailed, and still prevail, among them


IIsler you 70 Tie report Of the Secretary
of tss Navy for the present condition q
that bsanck a. the national defence; and
tor grave suekesfions, having sor their OBJ
Jet - incfease of il efficiency and !
erealer ecsnony in its managements.-