JOINT RESOLUTIONS,

In relation to white settlers Indian Territory, and

 
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 In relation to white Indian Territory and State

 Jurisdicuon

 Resolred by the Senate and House cf Representatives. ofMe State of AtaLama in General Assembly conuened, That this State recognises power in no one to dis possess white persons who have, or may, settle on any lands known as Indian territory, not occupied by any Indian or Indians.

 Rcsolred. That all the territory within the bounda- res assigned by the United States, and accepted by the Convention of Alabama as the boundary line ot this State is within the ordinary jurisdiction thereof, and subject to all its laws, civil and criminal.

 Resoired, That any exercise ofjursdction on the part of the United States, by their courts or otherwise, over any portion of territory aforesaid in the posses sion of any Indian trbe which it could not constitu- oDay and legally exercise over that portion of ter, ritory which is in the possession of the citizens o this State, is an usurpation of power on the part o the United States.

 The above Resolutions have passed both houses of the General Assembly,