Maine a History
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Georgia had assumed jurisdiction over the Cherokee and Creek Indians within her limits, and they could get no help from the Federal government. Jackson said that it was totally impracticable for an Indian tribe to remain permanently in the midst of white settlements, and that humanity itself demanded that they should be removed beyond the Missis- sippi. In his first message he had asked if Alaine or New York would tolerate the exemption of their Indians from the State jurisdiction. The Maine De...mocratic caucus justified the question of the President by declar- ing that, having two tribes of Indians resident within the borders of the State, they viewed with alarm the claim of the Cherokees to independence.
Maine, with its agricultural and seafaring population and its lack of manufactures, was naturally Democratic, and the election resulted in a sweeping victory for Governor Smith, who received 28, 912 votes against 21, 821 cast for Mr. Goodenow. The National Republicans frankly admit- ME.
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Georgia had assumed jurisdiction over the Cherokee and Creek Indians within her limits, and they could get no help from the Federal government. Jackson said that it was totally impracticable for an Indian tribe to remain permanently in the midst of white settlements, and that humanity itself demanded that they should be removed beyond the Missis- sippi. In his first message he had asked if Alaine or New York would tolerate the exemption of their Indians from the State jurisdiction. The Maine De...mocratic caucus justified the question of the President by declar- ing that, having two tribes of Indians resident within the borders of the State, they viewed with alarm the claim of the Cherokees to independence.
Maine, with its agricultural and seafaring population and its lack of manufactures, was naturally Democratic, and the election resulted in a sweeping victory for Governor Smith, who received 28, 912 votes against 21, 821 cast for Mr. Goodenow. The National Republicans frankly admit- ME.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Clinton Hatch to read onlineMoreLess
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