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Indian Question in the Nation and State Power
A lengthy appeal to readers of the National Intelligencer arguing the Indian question is a national duty. It critiques executive overreach and state sovereignty that endangers Cherokee and allied tribes, urges repeal or modification of the Indian bill, calls for public petitions, and emphasizes treaty faith, justice, and protection for Indians. It stresses the moral burden on the United States to uphold promises and avoid exile or removal of tribes.
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