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of the alleged stipulations of the pretended treaty of New | of the alleged stipulations of the pretended treaty of New Echota, are in justice and equity chargeable to the amount of the United States. -- | ||
And whereas the Cherokee people have existed as a distinct national community, in the possession and exercise of the appropriate and essential attributes of sovereignty, for a period extending into antiquity, beyond the dates and records and memory of man. | And whereas the Cherokee people have existed as a distinct national community, in the possession and exercise of the appropriate and essential attributes of sovereignty, for a period extending into antiquity, beyond the dates and records and memory of man. | ||
And whereas then attributes, with the rights and franchises which they involve, have never been relinquished by the Cherokee people, but are now in full force and virtue. | And whereas then attributes, with the rights and franchises which they involve, have never been relinquished by the Cherokee people, but are now in full force and virtue. | ||
And whereas the natural political and moral relations subsisting among the citizens of the Cherokee nation towards each other and towards the body politic cannot in reason and justice, be dissolved by the expulsion of the nation from its own [[word lined out]], territory, by the power of the United States government. | And whereas the natural political and moral relations subsisting among the citizens of the Cherokee nation towards each other and towards the body politic cannot in reason and justice, be dissolved by the expulsion of the nation from its own [[word lined out]], territory, by the power of the United States government. | ||
Resolved, therefore, by the national committee and council and people of the Cherokee nation, in general council assembled, that the inherent sovereignty of the Cherokee nation, together with the constitution, laws and usages of the same, are hereby [[unknown]] to be in full force and virtue, and shall continue so to be in perpetuity, subject to such modifications as the general welfare may render expedient. | Resolved, therefore, by the national committee and council and people of the Cherokee nation, in general council assembled, that the inherent sovereignty of the Cherokee nation, together with the constitution, laws and usages of the same, are hereby [[unknown]] and to be in full force and virtue, and shall continue so to be in perpetuity, subject to such modifications as the general welfare may render expedient. | ||
Resolved further that the Cherokee people in consenting to an investigation of their individual claims, and viewing payment upon them, and for their improvements, do not intend that it shall be so [[word lined out]] construed as yielding, or giving their sanction or approval to the pretended treaty of 1835, not as [[unknown]] in any manner their just claim against the United States hereafter, for a full and satisfactory indemnification, for their country, and for all individual losses and injuries. | Resolved further that the Cherokee people in consenting to an investigation of their individual claims, and viewing payment upon them, and for their improvements, do not intend that it shall be so [[word lined out]] construed as yielding, or giving their sanction or approval to the pretended treaty of 1835, not as [[unknown]] in any manner their just claim against the United States hereafter, for a full and satisfactory indemnification, for their country, and for all individual losses and injuries. | ||
Be it further resolved that [[ | Be it further resolved that [[that - lined out]] the principal chief be, and he is hereby authorized to select, and appoint such persons as he may deem suitable for the purpose of collecting and registering all [[word lined out]] individual claims against the United States with the proofs, and to report to him their | ||
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2 of the alleged stipulations of the pretended treaty of New Echota, are in justice and equity chargeable to the amount of the United States. --
And whereas the Cherokee people have existed as a distinct national community, in the possession and exercise of the appropriate and essential attributes of sovereignty, for a period extending into antiquity, beyond the dates and records and memory of man. And whereas then attributes, with the rights and franchises which they involve, have never been relinquished by the Cherokee people, but are now in full force and virtue. And whereas the natural political and moral relations subsisting among the citizens of the Cherokee nation towards each other and towards the body politic cannot in reason and justice, be dissolved by the expulsion of the nation from its own word lined out, territory, by the power of the United States government. Resolved, therefore, by the national committee and council and people of the Cherokee nation, in general council assembled, that the inherent sovereignty of the Cherokee nation, together with the constitution, laws and usages of the same, are hereby unknown and to be in full force and virtue, and shall continue so to be in perpetuity, subject to such modifications as the general welfare may render expedient. Resolved further that the Cherokee people in consenting to an investigation of their individual claims, and viewing payment upon them, and for their improvements, do not intend that it shall be so word lined out construed as yielding, or giving their sanction or approval to the pretended treaty of 1835, not as unknown in any manner their just claim against the United States hereafter, for a full and satisfactory indemnification, for their country, and for all individual losses and injuries. Be it further resolved that that - lined out the principal chief be, and he is hereby authorized to select, and appoint such persons as he may deem suitable for the purpose of collecting and registering all word lined out individual claims against the United States with the proofs, and to report to him their