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ri:.e a It xIr of e;vild life. .1 h-ly r e heo iplinge into the forst of a renoe
r iont , it.I et to t 1, tt I w o f t of w. arf er ni. I ' - I 1 .al1 the inrl ic ose
ucl hipipine. io I ts *..tilt c1 .~t.ii.tie, should reccive all he >cneli- % tnd or .:,c-
ti .n1, whkh Ithi fas riw; h rt rmnt cIi Iiei'.!- e trc l, wh'n th s f i n
V. ~ii e fl c , R l wh!1i t'1hei itti Ul thi'ir tird inlp, ill contribute rn the v.a
0,htho it % w.ith iead en'.:-rpise- wich it lie cre ated frilm dense uncitti-
:It f.( ', t1ii* pr i'ieru clteic ,I ifth: W , 't. I I pmiticui r rt'fereice in the 'ub-
W t of this M-m11 taiil, we w 1,1 cal! v 11t1,1 a ntt oi is r t - btrlg in & ant if Ind.an I'. r-
I thef. ti: e wch, 1, cewl ;e: xsti),!,n]Iiwi withnthe ch ert.eed limiesi of this
Tr . itr wtich froi the -ravng p ipul itiin of ri State, is filing ilp rapidly'
wVIth till* b) st edt.*ea-1 th coiary (..utpit s a I lundutrious we) o tarv, will f )fil ht
-il'bjtvz to tk *:ai thil-t1-, woentt in eVe y t- ra V tIr'v ke-p dow4 'tN best p-pi-
latio-), unhvas tht, g wvei t! w:i wVill fucep-)t ae tehr fit 1p: e iipt on laws. Whon
it is recrcoi-. thiat hIt ;t frw yer pav.L, a swar-i of lid specuIltori ic er-run the
c mmr I-, lih I c: 'lw i' pi - e-ts f tite honetv farmer, andl tearing up tlhe hiut ile
weln nswhiri h,s t si! aol i Idu t b atl vr-cect, it will appear just . And ec ssiq-
:hat Vol hion. r. ' :', sit Ih t !he ti e irl opportunity of preventWng t lik- lan-
tI -'ss. Oc of rit- '! . stredl pil-t obI of it i.kkrni law, gives a species of prior
-rl-t t' ilth n o.ptc i t L. kf t I . it-, ndl -WIt h u'ti- vite M morialilss tre scnsible thit
:*x-t',t Yp t, I indls n- byu the;iv iirmet, t c we would submit to your
hor. ,h, I h- I I co. it es not fitr; I 'l soti reisons in favouri Of thet citizens who
ir - ; 'iltd on te t twiIs fith,, dlt .Itatc.
The vase t' f -t ionvy anUt111.illy pa:d by the western people, for the soil tnev
m'li it-, th* f -v r tucfils tIhe dri% It from tlie p-nerai distribution of the goveracient
fi !4. nt1 ti- v\tardin try toil -uJ Iibrit- theY have exercised in improviiig. and
ti hv by ienin i- th vali' of the Jan is, till requirn the immuediate security of the
1: p h, 'it Itl of laiws graitting p: -eImption rights.
You r inw' d i n so ., woh thii-fore rqilio',t you hotiorable bod y, to take into i-nme-
c I ! . ,It j* -.t c.ildis oIf.i ir etz::, my settleid or who ir-y herettier
il: ont Ct It en Trit oi;fa iil tog niat ti .i prc-mption rightq, with such litnilt-
I 14 ic ., ;s in, \ iit'hr.'l bo, sh-ill sec-n just antd proper, and for the
I int- tht'ee I -I v -li -d it full ,011. yi n 01, dits wo-ild saggest the pro.
tii i'- if run t : .: for l : iant;ap's ofthesv pre-i iiptioni, up to the d iy of sil.
T h.. f, e b r'iv' 1' i te- Sunate and I-Iuve of R-presentatives of the State
f, A.n:-: i? U -irad .1;/.... b en 'd, Tht it on sen tor-s and representatives
i -oge !, i- Stat -. !w' it.sictl to ure,;C tpn that b idy, the object
m :.t il , I n-.nia, IInd t t'. thec -Xeciutive Of this SAtc, be requested to
'11rd a ca b . sn, t-I I of -V A :eItors and rCpretseintaltivs.
Appro ed, January 12, 1833.
1 1 TI I' 'Ol i I ) f, it:-'-',t)i t primurin . iJ.1 i-initl4 of the Senate and House of Rep-
r ii. Itl -'I- th. nIt t I t-ste.
i.' A'trec/.tatves /the Stat' of .1abma in
<: r / ii,'? rn *:-r. I'et it.. exi-eln ie l the Lnovernor, be wiliorised and
Spow'eii tro p'Iv to rw se-ientary' of Stite iof thie United Siates, for copies of the
'itv-tils vfth:- iin ti I hkuse of repre-ntatives of the United States, from the coat-
nc.t-:nt of thte aide d fiivieient ip to tile year 1820.
I I./, Approved, January 12, 1833.
/ T / OINT r An.\ 11A *; iti t ntai I. Ia) I third Judicial District.
r let ; 47 d Se . I aId !Ause of* Ite/vrienmat.v f tie StOre rf .dlabaima in.
G: !- . I, .ne'- 'qcni.d, T) itila Oir scnatrs in Conrcss are instructed, and our
I p'..,t e ri qu Lo i lolcure thw pasage of a law to establiih a thid jud cial
d triweee thi zt iti if Ai k!h t-m, to to i l thi inidtlic part of the State, and to
pi-id. he fCi holdm-' two te .,- of thee iclcr al court in the town of Fuscacloosat in ecveh
al ' -y ye i.
Rt Rolved, That the Giivernor transmit a copy of thu above resoltiti-on t each of our
tetittors mn icpresIletatves in Congress' Ap 1)proved, January 12, 1833.
11r1 aI itnvielctemittee ofthe I1iaiou: to-re'i'uintives to ioin mias refrredSn mich
ifthe ne-stgot ofthe Goveavr, its relates to the IarIl, tu thi rite ple of 'rotectiui and to the
doctrineof S llificaition.
The select commitrev to whom was referred so niich of the message of the Covet-
not, al releatesi to the tariff, to tit' principal of protection no d to the doctrine of nullifi'-
tion, have h-id the sallie utiler c ulraon, and have in,!ructed ne to reliort .t pie.
-imbic and resolutions, which they respectiully unomit to the loutise for its aodoption:](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsal0158&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)