Influence of Georgia on Cherokee Nation Explored
William Wirt informs Georgia Governor Gilmer that the Cherokee seek Supreme Court resolution of rights under treaties. He urges peaceful reference to the U S Supreme Court, stresses governance, and warns against violence, noting Cherokee civility and adherence to treaties.
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Governor Gilmer Receives Wirt Communication
In Milledgeville on May 19, 1830, an executive department letter from Gov. Gilmer addresses Mr. Wirt. The document records a formal gubernatorial communication from Georgia’s executive office.
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