Message From the President of the United States, Transmitting Certain Papers Relating to the Compact Between the U. States And the State of Georgia, of 1802, &c
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The Government of the United States will deceive them grossly, if they are led to believe that, at this day, their consent is necessary to the fulfilment oHts obligations to the state of Georgia. Their will must yield to the pai-amount duties of the General Government to itself, and to each member of the confederacy. The Cherokees allege (if, in- deed, the representation made, is made with their authority,) that they are resolved neither to leave nor sell the lands on which they reside, lands w...hich belong to the state of Georgia; over which Georgia did claim sovereignty until the adoption of the Federal Constitution, and / 47 [ 63 ] over which she will exercise her powers, whenever any administration the Geuei al Government resolves to fix permanently upon tiiem, any persons who are not^ and whom she will never suflfer to become, her citizens. The doctrines of the General Government, sanctioned by the highest tribunals, vindicate the claim ot Georgia to the ownership of the soil. The Indians are simp!}' occupants, tenants at will, incapable of transferring even their naked possessiojj, except through the instrumentality of the United States, to the slate of Georgia.
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The Government of the United States will deceive them grossly, if they are led to believe that, at this day, their consent is necessary to the fulfilment oHts obligations to the state of Georgia. Their will must yield to the pai-amount duties of the General Government to itself, and to each member of the confederacy. The Cherokees allege (if, in- deed, the representation made, is made with their authority,) that they are resolved neither to leave nor sell the lands on which they reside, lands w...hich belong to the state of Georgia; over which Georgia did claim sovereignty until the adoption of the Federal Constitution, and / 47 [ 63 ] over which she will exercise her powers, whenever any administration the Geuei al Government resolves to fix permanently upon tiiem, any persons who are not^ and whom she will never suflfer to become, her citizens. The doctrines of the General Government, sanctioned by the highest tribunals, vindicate the claim ot Georgia to the ownership of the soil. The Indians are simp!}' occupants, tenants at will, incapable of transferring even their naked possessiojj, except through the instrumentality of the United States, to the slate of Georgia.
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