t,..,. the Georgia Joarnal.
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l" .hs Tinted States and the Cherokee Ifesn .' graranteed to the latter, the occu- lAalA''s'f 4 2 theIr lands. The Legislature of gaay a.c;a. a however, places her own citizens 'ls''s,a, Saassiion of these same lands. An act

 tSsogress regulates the intercourse be- 0v' tbe Indians and the Whites. But i ssT. Y aa;slature of Georgia makes other jaws p5psb 3'stssbllshes different regulations, for this 'u sourse. An act of Congress gives to ''',sa Ssnreme Court of the United States the

 syc ;.;on ofcertain cases decidedin in our high

 State Courts, with the power to reverse s;, decision. Our Legislature says, the S",ome Court shall not have this revision. g.Is gss same SC! ef Congress, orders the l,',. "% 10 be cited to appear at its bar, and sas 1 cause why the judgment of its Court p." p.nld not be corrected. The Governor .~sslf i first decides that he will "wholly I r..orardn all such ssunconstitutlonal requl- tons J So much for the Executive De- 'av 'smeut of the State. Then comes the Isrslature, and what do they say? Why t, the right in question, never having been

 iI,cated, is unconstitutional; and clearly shngs 2 to "that 'residuary mass of Sover-

 D, .;mv,, which is inherent in each State.o

 ,dhereupoD, the more certainly to en-

 mp atbe execution of the laws,o (that Is l 4 State laws, in this case, the sheriff of yurray County, Is empowered and author ad to employ guard of "arned men" 1 md we presume that Graves, the convict, l ga executed last Friday, as he ought to be, |a pursuance of his sentence.

 Now, to say that in all thIs, the State of [ceorpIa has not denied, set aside, disregard |fd, puIiGed or abrogated, whatever the pro- l pr name may be, the solemn acts of every |ROanment of the Federal Government,- Ia say that the State as State has not act |d, is not now acting, with armed force if |scsssary, in direct point blank opposition K this Federal authority in almost every !. i'm i. can assume, IS such reckless de- |hnce of the record, and such an insult, to |aw who have ears to hear, eyes to see. and anread aud spell and put together, that It moves our special wonder.

 The treaties are not abrogated The act |gfng this power to the Supreme Court, Is |nnsdutional and valid ! ! Neither the trea- lies made with the Federal Government nor he law of it's Legislature, nor the action O.. Is Judiciary, are opposed!!! Well then, |hs Cherokees are still in possession of hat country, and the whites are not; and lssels and Graves are still in life.

 @t they have always told Us that no ShtS through her Government, can ever

 imPose. It must be the people, not their

 legislature. say they. A strange delusion hsn has come over Us. We thought the Governor had sent message, deciding and acaans the Federal action to be unconsti- hiOnal, and breathing defiance and resist nee to it. We thought the Legislature, in s.r seat, after solemn debate, had acted lit; and We were led to suppose that even as broad seal mad been sent to Murray asaij' aij, authorizing an armed force to be nbodied if required 10 execute the laws of esaie, iii opposition to all those treaties

 n laws, which speak the will of every

 nnch of the Federal Government except

 N and In the teeth of the writs, the pro-

 saes and the officers of that one, the Ju-

 rary. We thought all this had been done,

 MSy the people, en masse, but by the reg Ia authority ofthe organized Government

 dasovereign State. This must be set down

 nalIa dream. There has been no citation;

 af there has. there has been no Message

 resolution, no broad seal, no Legisla-

 lHe action. This IS either so, or the same

 ecspuon of the people is now sought to

 kept np that has been practiced through

 out the pas! year. This is either so--jilere

 aVe no such events happened, or if there

 Me, the united sense of a whole commu-

 ay have forced our adversaries into the

 'siy track we have always pointed out.

 1Ssa' There has been a message, there

 '@ Oeen lnterpostion--State interpretation

 wa such as we have always contended

 'u and all the efforts of our adversaries,

 ~, as now made in every shape, to hide the

 aAedness of their inconsistency.

 