Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05
TREATIES WITH INDIAN TRIBES.

STATES OF AMERICA:
10 all and singular to Uhom these presents shall COME
greeting
WHEnEAs treaty was made and concluded al Abiauir
in New Mexico the hieth day Of December one tho,
sand eight hundred and fcynine, between the United State
of Amercs, by James g. Calhoun, Indian Agent, acting
their Commissioner, and Qaxia Chsisis, Nanto, Nmct
eunsch, AbaganiIe, Ramah soblets Rupalachi, Sasn.
soxego, Pasusach Cobaxanor, Amuche Pugniachi Pan.
Chi Schuga, Uvicaxnspe, Curhuticay, Nschope, Pues
nate Guano Juas, Pacachi. sasuanch, Adequate, Noel
Puibaquiace Quixache Tuaie, ssIiabe, Pchiute Noch
chigue Uvve principal and subordinate Chiefs ,epresenn
the Utah tribe of Indians.
And Whereas said treaty having been submitted to the Sc
for its constitutional action theresa the Senase did
the hday of September thousand eight hundred am
fifty, advise and TO the ratification of the sam; whic
treaty is in the words following, to wit
Treaty betyeen the United STATES of America and tn
Utah Indians.
The following articles have been duly considered apt
soemnly adopted by the Undersigned that say Jsne
s. Calhoun Indian agent, residing Santa Fe acting al
commissioner the part othe United States Of America and
QuixaehIgiate, Mantle, Nncocunachi, Absganxe, Ramah
Amuche Puigniach Panachi Sichuga Chuchn
icay, Nachitope, Pueguae, Guano Juas Paoach Ssgua
ch Adequate Noch Pubuquiace Quxache uate, Saxiabe
Pichiute Nochichgue, Uvive, principal and subordinate
cnleis, representing the Utan tTlDe OF Indians.
The Utah tribe Of Indians do hereby acknowledge and
DECLARE they lawfully and exclusively under the ursdc-
ton of the Government of said States and to its power and
authority they Internationally submit.
II. From and after the signing of this treaty, hoslies
between the contracting parties shall cease and perpetual
peace and amy shall exist the said tribe hereby binding
themselves most solemnly with or give
counenance aid to- any tribe band of Indians other
persons powers, who may be any time at enty with
the people or Government Of said States and that they WILL
all future tme treat honestly and humaney every citizen
Of the United States and all and peace with
the said States and all Of aggressons against said
Utahs shall be referred to the aforesaid Government for adj
jlstment and settlement.
III. All American and Mexican captives and others ia
ken from persons powers peace with the said States shall
be restored and delivered by the said Utahs authorized
officer agent of said States at Abqun before the first
day of March, in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and fifty. And in like all stolen property
of every descriptions shall be restored before the ore
said first day of March, 1885, In the such stolen pro-
pery shall have been consumed destroyed the said Utah
Indians do agree and hereby bound make such restt
ton and under such circumstances the Government
the United States may order and prescbe But this article
not to be construed understood claim
against said States for any losses Expectations committed
by said Utahs.
w. The contracting parties agree that the laws now in
force and such others may be passed. regulating the trade
and intercourse and for the preservation Of peace with the
various tribes of Indians, under the protection and guardian
ship of the Government of the United States shall be bind
ing and obligatory upon the said Utahs if said laws had
been enacted for their sole benefit and protection and that
said laws may be duly executed ard for all other useful pur
the territory occupied by the Uahs hereby annexed
to New Mexico organized may be organized,
until the Government of the United States shall otherwise
order.
" The people of the United States, and all others in
amy with the United States shall have free passage through
the territory of said Utahs under such rules and regulations
as may be adopted BY authority Of said States.
VI In order to preserve tranquility, and to afford pro-
lection all the people and interests of the contracting par
ties, the Government Of the United States will establish such
military posts and agencies, and authorize such trading
houses at such time and in such places the said Govern
ment may designate.
VII. Relying confidently upon the Justice and berality
Of the United States and anxious every possible
that might disturb their peace and quiet it is agreed
by the Uahs that the aforesaid Government SHALL its
lest convenience, designate setle and adjust their terrific
rial boundaries and pass and execute such laws their
territory, the Government Of said States may deem condu
Give to the happiness and prosperity Of said Indians And
the said Utahs further bind themselves depart from
their accustomed homes localities unless specially per-
nted by agent Of the aforesaid Government and
their boundaries distinctly Defined the said Utahs
further bound conne themselves to said limits under
such rules the said Government prescribe and to build
up pueblo to settle in such other will enable
them most successfully to cultivate the SOIL and pursue such
other industrial pursuits will best promote their happiness
and prosperity and they deliberately and considerably
pledge their existence distinct tribe abstain, for all
time CORE from all depredatons the rowing and
rambling habits which have hitherto marked them people
to conne themselves strictly to the limits which may be
assigned them, and to support themselves by their in
dustry, aided and directed may be by the WISDOM JUS
tice, and humanity of the American people.
VIII For and in consideration of the faithful performance
of all the spuations contained in this treaty, by the said
Utahs the Government Of the United States will grant said
Indians such donations presents and implements, and adopt
such other liberal and humane said Government
may deem meet and proper.
TX This treaty shall be binding upon the contracting par
ties from and after the signing of the same subject in the
first place. the approval of the civil and military
of New Mexico and such other notifications amendments
and orders may be adopted by the Government Of the Uni
ted States
In faith whereof the undersigned have signed this treaty,
and affixed thereunto their seals at Abquin in New Mckee,
this the hirieh day of December in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty nine
JAMES 8. CALHOUN, [Ls.l
Indian Agent Commissioner, U! S.
QUIxIAcHIsIArE, his mark, [L.s.l
Principal Chief
Nonito, his mark, LIS
Nincocunach, his mark, [L.s.l
Absganixe, bis mark, LIS.
Ramah, his mark, ILs.l
Subea, his mark, lL.s.l
Rupallachi, bis mark, Ls.1
Ssgnasoxego, his X mark, LIS.
Pagnisach, his mark, LL.s.l
Cobaxanor, bis K mark, LIS
Amuche, his mark, [Ls.]
Puigniachi, his mark, L.s.]
Panachi, his mark, ILs.l
Sichuga, his mark LIS.
Uvcaxinape, his mark, IT'S.
Cuchuticay, his mark, LIS
Nachitope. his < mark, LIS.
Pueguae, his K mark, [Ls.]
Guano Juas, his mark, Isl
Pacachi, his mark, LIS
Ssguanchi, his mark [L.s]
Adequate Nochi, his mark, [L.s.
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