For the Arkansas Inteiiis encer.
"OUR CAUSE IS JUsT.o
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With peculiar force and adaptation may this
motto of ono Of the proudest and brightest of
American statesman, be applied to the recent ef.
forts of the " Western Cherokees," in represent
ing 10 the United States Government, the wrongs
they have suffered, and seeking that restitution
which weak and oppressed people should in JUS
tice expect from the liberal and impartial policy
of SO free and enlightened Government.


Thore is much in the history of this people to
enlist our warmest sympathies TO awaken our live
lieA sensiblIites, and lead US from the cold and
cheeress region Of mere formal abstraction. to a
more enlarged and extended philanthropy.


, No candid and impartial reader from perusing
the recent mcmora! of the" Western Cherokees." "
can Ior moment withhold an affirmative opinion
that crying injustice has been done them-ttnt
they stand beiore the world q wronged and op.
pressed people-that however much the sophistry
Of demag agoguesm, and the dictum Of strong par
ty power and influence may strive to cloak the
evils and injuries it would scorn to remedy; yet
their wrongs stand forth evident the noon-day
sun, high embazoncd between the frontlets OF
truth and justice, and unless tho energy, the wis
dom and humanity of our country shall redress
lthem, they will forever remain a stain upon our
national pride and honor, rs abiding and everast-
ing as the hills. .aE


Having recently perused lengthy article in
the Van Buren lnteIligencer, taken from the N.
York Tribune. on the subject Of tho Cherokee
Memorials" could not refrain from noticing the
many Inconsistencies and absurdites it contains.
| ! think the editor of the Tribune must be award.
ed the credit Of the article, for the simplest tyre
on our frontier could not have been guilty Of pro-
jecting or concocting such paipable absurdites.
1t would be tedious and unnecessary to enter
into detail upon whnt grounds this abrasion o
the greai Cherokee Nation," so called by the Tr


bune, acquired an absolute right to the soil now
claimed by the g Western Cherokces." ! would
refer all who wish to be enlightened on this sub