Andrew Jackson actually said...

"I have been, therefore, desirous that a just and satisfactory arrangement should be made for their removal, and propositions to that effect upon a liberal scale have been repeatedly made to them."

"When that assent is given no one can justly deny its obligation."

"No injustice can be done to the Indians by the ratification of this treaty."

"In ordering this homage to be paid to the memory of one so eminent in the field, so wise in council, so endeared in private life, and so well and favorably known to both hemispheres the President feel..."