Letter to the Hon George E Badger of the United States Senate in Vindication
Letter to the Hon George E Badger of the United States Senate in Vindication
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We contributed our proportion of ^500, 000 paid to the United States for tlie lands i)roposed to be receded.
The policy of the United States, as shown by the acts of 1830 and 1848, was to unite the tribe ; to guard and protect the rights of those remaining in the States east will favor that object. To permit one portion of the tribe to a}»propriate the common property of all, to their exclusive benefit, will have tlie effect to cause a dominant party. Tlie whole policy of the Principal Chief in... protesting to the national council, proves it is considered that the smaller the number of the tribe the better the share. If the pro- test of the Principal Chief and the combination of the Cherokee agent, George Butler, esq. , Avith the authorities of the same, be assented to by the great fathers of the whole Clierokee people against the diminutive portion of the tribe remaining in the State of J^orth Carolina, it would exclude them of their equal interest guarantied to them by treaty and recognized by the laws of Con- gress, and also by tlie State in which they reside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We contributed our proportion of ^500, 000 paid to the United States for tlie lands i)roposed to be receded.
The policy of the United States, as shown by the acts of 1830 and 1848, was to unite the tribe ; to guard and protect the rights of those remaining in the States east will favor that object. To permit one portion of the tribe to a}»propriate the common property of all, to their exclusive benefit, will have tlie effect to cause a dominant party. Tlie whole policy of the Principal Chief in... protesting to the national council, proves it is considered that the smaller the number of the tribe the better the share. If the pro- test of the Principal Chief and the combination of the Cherokee agent, George Butler, esq. , Avith the authorities of the same, be assented to by the great fathers of the whole Clierokee people against the diminutive portion of the tribe remaining in the State of J^orth Carolina, it would exclude them of their equal interest guarantied to them by treaty and recognized by the laws of Con- gress, and also by tlie State in which they reside.
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