The Removal of the Cherokee Indians from Georgia, 1827-1841, Volym 1–2

agents amongst appointed apprised authority Bank believe Cher Cherokee country Cherokee Indians Cherokee Nation Cherokee Treaty circumstances citizens civil claimants claims Commissioners Committee communication Congress connected consider consideration Creek Indians deem discharge dollars duty Echota Elias Boudinot emigration evils Executive Department favor Federal Government feel friends fully funds Gen'l Georgia Gilmer Governor Governor of Georgia heretofore honor important improvements Indian affairs inst interest JOHN KENNEDY John Ridge John Ross Judge labor lands late Treaty laws lawyers legislation Legislature letter Lewis Cass LUMPKIN and JOHN ment Milledgeville necessary object opinion party persons political population portion present President proper provisions received regard removal respectfully Secretary of War Senate servt session South Carolina submitted sustained territory tion Treaty of 1835 tribes Union United views Washington West whole WILSON LUMPKIN