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Richard Taylor | Cherokee Nation Executive Department Nov 19. 1830 | ||
Gentlemen, By the authority of the General Council & with the advice & consent of the Committee, you have been nominated & appointed as delegates to attend to the business of this nation at the seat of the General Sacrament during the session of the approaching Congress. Upon your arrival to Washington City you will therefore, as customary, report yourselves [[thro?unclear]] the War department to the President, and request an interview with him as soon as circumstances will permit. | |||
The boundary line between this & the Creek Nation bordering in Carrol County GA which the president has assumed to alter;-the intruders who are permitted, [[thro? unclear]] the war department, to occupy improvements abandoned by the emigrants;-the extraordinary order prohibits our citizens from working the gold mines within our territorial limits; and the one directing the distribution of the annuity stipend due to this nation by the United States; also, the manifestations exhibited on the part of Georgia to take forcible possession of our gold mines, and to survey our lands, are subjects which you will introduce before the President for his immediate re-consideration. And should you find him [[word scribbled out]] to be dispond to hear our complaints upon these subjects without effect, [[but?unclear]]determined to adhere to his former decisions, you will without loss of time, lay a memorial before both Houses of Congress praying for protection & relief. If you can succeed with Members of Congress in the passage of the appropriation bill to direct our annuities to be paid as heretofore to the Treasury of the Cherokee Nation in accordance with the meaning & intention of the Treaties, perhaps the President would feel himself bound to recall his late instructions upon this subject. You will take great care to observe & pursue a course in the management of the business committed to your care, that nothing be done | |||
Gentlemen, | |||
By the authority of the General Council & with the advice | |||
The boundary line between this & the Creek Nation bordering in Carrol County |
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Tomefrm?? Unclear Richard Taylor unclear Ridge & HMS.? unclear Coodey Cherokee Nation Executive Department Nov 19. 1830 Gentlemen, By the authority of the General Council & with the advice & consent of the Committee, you have been nominated & appointed as delegates to attend to the business of this nation at the seat of the General Sacrament during the session of the approaching Congress. Upon your arrival to Washington City you will therefore, as customary, report yourselves thro?unclear the War department to the President, and request an interview with him as soon as circumstances will permit. The boundary line between this & the Creek Nation bordering in Carrol County GA which the president has assumed to alter;-the intruders who are permitted, thro? unclear the war department, to occupy improvements abandoned by the emigrants;-the extraordinary order prohibits our citizens from working the gold mines within our territorial limits; and the one directing the distribution of the annuity stipend due to this nation by the United States; also, the manifestations exhibited on the part of Georgia to take forcible possession of our gold mines, and to survey our lands, are subjects which you will introduce before the President for his immediate re-consideration. And should you find him word scribbled out to be dispond to hear our complaints upon these subjects without effect, but?uncleardetermined to adhere to his former decisions, you will without loss of time, lay a memorial before both Houses of Congress praying for protection & relief. If you can succeed with Members of Congress in the passage of the appropriation bill to direct our annuities to be paid as heretofore to the Treasury of the Cherokee Nation in accordance with the meaning & intention of the Treaties, perhaps the President would feel himself bound to recall his late instructions upon this subject. You will take great care to observe & pursue a course in the management of the business committed to your care, that nothing be done