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that the Government, are will;o, +
10 listen to their grievance,
wrongs. they cannot, howeys,
plore il. restrain some Of on,
they feel, 10 a state Of dcsper,,,Tr. T
ing TO acts of violencc Of the N.Y..
ac,er, that would no, cnly di,,..s
Of the frontier Of both Arkons,,,
unavoidably cause The expeps,.A
sums on the part Of tho Uni.cd S.
it,"


1t is unnecessary hero to s,e,l :,
the Cherokee people as a whole ~
con,endcd for by the respective I !. Z
minority represent their sufFerips,.
10 be intolerable, and there SEER. -
ability Of their escape from them
time preserving the peace of III. i.
TT occasion for somo separate u,,'
Sill be acceptable TO The complains,
fully submit as a practicable plan !.
the difficulties that have so ions in,,I
KEGS. tina. o distric, of country be ~
Old Settlers and Treaty party, subs
exclusive control and government.
pccuniary provision Of suitable ap.l
made by the United States for .hs,l
lin consideration Of which they woug|
claim u, on tho land and funds ss /
by the Cherokces. think the cons.
be an end 10 all complaints, Of Al,
plausible reason for them.


This, or something like 1t, Is recr
the favorable consideration Of The P
yourself. presume nothing of thsci
ges,ed can be done without Icgislalo
course pointed out should be though
plication could be made 10 Conyre,
session. and ultcrior measures bo adj,
pleasure Of the Legislature should be


In the event Of these views being
copy of this communication might
| Mcssrs. Starr. Thompson and Men,
formation of their principals and
that the Government are willing al a
to listen 10 their grievances and
wrongs


[Signcd,l


T. HARTLEY CIR


Hon. WM. l.. MARcY,