Resolutions relative to the Indians in South Florida; and providing for the Safety of the Inhabitants of that Section of this State. 1st Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Florida in General Assembly convened, That our Senators and Representative in Congress be requested to use their endeavors to procure an order from the War Department, or by Act of Congress, having for its object: First, the removal of all the Indians into the boundary assigned them in this State. Second, the establishing of a sufficient number of Troops on the Indian line to keep the Indians in check and prevent their crossing the same. Third, the establishing of one or more Trading Houses on the line and restricting them particularly not to sell Indians a larger quantity of powder than one pound. Fourth, To remove the whole tribe from our State to their destination assigned them by Congress as soon as practicable. Passed the House of Representatives December 29th 1847 W.B. Lancaster Clerk, House of Representatives Passed the Senate January 1st 1848 CW Downing Secretary of Senate John Chain Speaker, House of Representatives D.G. McLean President of Senate Approved January 4, 1848 W.D. Moseley