Her Majesty's Tower
Her Majesty's Tower
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It has been shown, that the title to the territory which they occupy, as against tlie state of Georgia, is practically an absolute title, and by the United States it has been solemnly guarantied to them. If so, then the attribute of sove- reignty, said to be necessarily incident to the right of soil, attaches to it ; for it can hardly be claimed, that what is a correct rule, as applied to civihzed nations, ought not to be applied to the Indian tribes. It would seem, therefore, to be a necessary... consequence, from the positions taken in the report, that the Indians possess the right of sovereignty over their lands, if they are the own^:B of the lands ; and I have endeavored to show, in a former part of this discussion, that they are the owners of the soil, for every prac- tical pui-pose of absolute ownership.
Another objection to die right of legislation, by the states, is derived from its iion user, (if the expression may ,be allowed,) by Georgia, at aU times. It is now more than fifty years since the declaration of independence, and more than forty since the adop- tion of the constitution ; and.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been shown, that the title to the territory which they occupy, as against tlie state of Georgia, is practically an absolute title, and by the United States it has been solemnly guarantied to them. If so, then the attribute of sove- reignty, said to be necessarily incident to the right of soil, attaches to it ; for it can hardly be claimed, that what is a correct rule, as applied to civihzed nations, ought not to be applied to the Indian tribes. It would seem, therefore, to be a necessary... consequence, from the positions taken in the report, that the Indians possess the right of sovereignty over their lands, if they are the own^:B of the lands ; and I have endeavored to show, in a former part of this discussion, that they are the owners of the soil, for every prac- tical pui-pose of absolute ownership.
Another objection to die right of legislation, by the states, is derived from its iion user, (if the expression may ,be allowed,) by Georgia, at aU times. It is now more than fifty years since the declaration of independence, and more than forty since the adop- tion of the constitution ; and.
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