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he had, had been given to him by the Lord and it was the Lord that had allowed it to be taken away & and blessed be the name of the Lord. -- His misfortune did not bring him to make use of any violent language nor did he blame the Great Spirit; nor was he ever known during his existence to sin against the Great Spirit. The Great Spirit in consequence of his cheerfulness, caused him to gather again double the amount of property he had lost. I will commence a new subject in relation to the policy of the government towards the Cherokees, in plundering them of their property. It is relative to the Cherokees residing East of the Mississippi. We discover in this policy the most extraordinary and unprecedented conduct of the President of these United States. The conduct of the President of the United States in plundering the Cherokees of their property is in consideration of their weakness; and it is the co-operation of the various state governments which is enabling the general government to consummate that act. It is the most extraordinary conduct in the United States -- this shameless conduct