An Address to the Whites
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"The solitary places will be glad for them, and the desert shall rejoice and blossom as a rose. " Already do we sec the niorning star, forerunner of approaching dawn, ris- ing over the tops of tliosc deep (orcsts in which for ages have echoed the warrior's whoop. But has not God said it, and will he not do it: The Almighty decrees his purposes, and man cannot with all his ingenuity and device countervail them. They are more fixed in their course tlian the rolling sun — more durable than the eve...rlast- ing mountains.
The Government, though defective in many respects, is well suited to the condition of tlie inhabitants. As they rise in infor- mation and refinement, changes in it must follow, until they arrive at that state of advancement, when I trust they will be admitted into alt the privileges of the American family.
The Cherokee Naticm is divided into eight districts, in each of which arc estaltlished courts of justice, where all disputed cases arc decided by a Jury, under the direction of a circuit Judge, who ha« 11 •jurisdiction over two distiicts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The solitary places will be glad for them, and the desert shall rejoice and blossom as a rose. " Already do we sec the niorning star, forerunner of approaching dawn, ris- ing over the tops of tliosc deep (orcsts in which for ages have echoed the warrior's whoop. But has not God said it, and will he not do it: The Almighty decrees his purposes, and man cannot with all his ingenuity and device countervail them. They are more fixed in their course tlian the rolling sun — more durable than the eve...rlast- ing mountains.
The Government, though defective in many respects, is well suited to the condition of tlie inhabitants. As they rise in infor- mation and refinement, changes in it must follow, until they arrive at that state of advancement, when I trust they will be admitted into alt the privileges of the American family.
The Cherokee Naticm is divided into eight districts, in each of which arc estaltlished courts of justice, where all disputed cases arc decided by a Jury, under the direction of a circuit Judge, who ha« 11 •jurisdiction over two distiicts.
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