Cherokee Reservations
Cherokee Reservations
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" It is averred, in substance, by the memorialists that, in pur- chasing titles adverse to those of the Indian reserves, they believed that the treaty of 1835 had provided effectually and finally for these latter titles. Your committee are satisfied that such a belief has ex- tensively prevailed ; and it is apparent that the phrases of the treaty are calculated to produce it. The people are not to be presumed to have a better knowledge of private rights than those who have been intrusted with t...he responsible duty of negotiating treaties. If the commissioners who negotiated the treaty of 1835 were ignorant of, or inattentive to the indefeasible rights of the children of the Indian reserves under the treaties of 1817 and 1819, and undertook to make a "final settlement" of those reservations by provisions which, on their face, are ouly applicable to the tenants of the life estate, it is not to be wondered at that the estates in reversion, neglected and overlooked by officials, should be neglected and overlooked by the peoijle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is averred, in substance, by the memorialists that, in pur- chasing titles adverse to those of the Indian reserves, they believed that the treaty of 1835 had provided effectually and finally for these latter titles. Your committee are satisfied that such a belief has ex- tensively prevailed ; and it is apparent that the phrases of the treaty are calculated to produce it. The people are not to be presumed to have a better knowledge of private rights than those who have been intrusted with t...he responsible duty of negotiating treaties. If the commissioners who negotiated the treaty of 1835 were ignorant of, or inattentive to the indefeasible rights of the children of the Indian reserves under the treaties of 1817 and 1819, and undertook to make a "final settlement" of those reservations by provisions which, on their face, are ouly applicable to the tenants of the life estate, it is not to be wondered at that the estates in reversion, neglected and overlooked by officials, should be neglected and overlooked by the peoijle.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On India to read onlineMoreLess
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