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[noturthstanding his previous exertions for the opposite measure. Both the Principal Chief and his assistant now put their veto upon the notion of any further altercation. Red Clay had been declared the permanent Council Ground; and if was not of the question to change the arrangements when there was no change in the circumstances by which they were produced. During the Council at Chatooga, there was a new organization of the Courts. Two circuits were arranged, the one in Tennessee and the other in North Carolina; their jurisdiction extending over the whole nation, from every portion of which, not only from that part which is in Alabama, but over from Georgia itself, parties attend with entire readiness and submit implicitly to the laws of the nation. [Intuesses] obey when summoned to there court, wherever they may be: an irresistible proof, especially as the border laws of one of the states encourages the [chewkees] to [resistanced], that they are not disposed to dishonor the laws of their own nation.