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Cherokee Phoenix
and Indians' Advocate
Wednesday, January 6, 1830
Vol. II, no. 39
Page 3, col. 2b-5c
From the following postscript of a letter addressed to a gentleman of this place, our readers will have another evidence of the unwillingness of the Cherokees to remove. What will Col. M'Kenney say to this?
The Cherokees are crowding to sign the memorial. Before the expiration
of many days, every man in Aquohee and Taquohee Districts, who can get within
reach of it will have signed. There was a meeting at Hiwassee last night
from which messengers were sent to every town and neighbourhood [sic].
The plan meets with universal approbation-not a dissenting voice- and no chief
present.
JAMES D. WOFFORD.