The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

On ihe sineHdnsesl Of Mr. HsB, oF Nissoari, 10 strke oai S2j, ,e59 and iRssrt oj, fer expenses ol procaring isfsfaaiioa and collecting slsis;ics pe- eessary ts the ln1lan Bnrssa, and for making rez- ii~s wiih, sr2 presents te, te vaTisUs ulbes ef Ia dsas rss4asg within the lniis oi Inc Unlte4 States upon tae borders of ie4co.
 Nr. ]. said, ths' b s47rt the amen 51snt ef tAe geEteFnaa from MissoEfi 3r. iisA,} fedue5ev ih- oPr4tio44 la S.,}9 faaEi, it Was crariy de- signed. Gciest eaufvty ihe oasec-s c4ateGfp al-5 boia. hy ths Indian Bareza and Inc iali-a Com milsee.
 lie woa!s explain to tue gentlemen Of the House tiai lhs @; aal aPFtePf3al4u Gska4 ty t;e DGfeaa zls S2j on3, but, t.szi lhe urge4t gre~slu- and Ss,ara.5va Sf Senator CT Seuzlars Of lla south vest, The Buress had requested. after r1atuf- re- heeiton, uls ssgoaEt oi s- Voy acEetllsl.H Hg s5a, 0 59 iog these o3Jscts
 The Co4nns,tse oa Iaeian A#airs had raatu-sly considered these facts, sHd had slFiek uf l ye thus rsCseiag the lo $50 8gt3 -whieh wzs the sam RsW asked io bs appropriated. Ihls oesi sue1 .e be Ese4 and rxp.l- ae5 to ot1Aia ueeessafy Information Of Le various tribes reduced to jurisdiction by Inc lss treaty SliA Mexico es4sRg 10 Us sa imIaEase extent CT neN terIilory.
 1'h- tribes this territory must be reoaend ts yroper srssctson, CT isve,se us Q psw war, n immense eost ~tlh tlts GoYernuarat of MeEi- cs. They asgsl se reeseed Co the eaairul ps< ex- crcisec bF the Indian Department oi i4e GoEsFa- meat aaa ie our Indian lstereoarse Laws, CT iAty mast rsaYain isesPcz1sai sh2 in sitituos 9f hoe iify.
 Nsw, Mr. J. said, , il,ese were Esas.Al oons,ae- ratIoEs, eslssr ei WAlch he caa4d uot heait-sa io regsr3 as conclusive aa tals ayPregriaiioa-
 The rvgisa Of eaaniSy etnbFacsd two tlasGsa al sza4-s@ s& --< Lzo-.-st le As14E Ia sIl iran tae 1aa 10 tae iA1l..c oeeAa-
 hs had !ss aired and learass that tae 6spaE tEaaHi was wbaliy at lcss aow to act and i.Ai to secsa mend fer Ssnt Of fsets ana kaoNlsars- They di- ae~ Wh@l tTih7s were tals horesf: shst the tsbSrs of tia Llsess hal ti4e GiaPqslta0A sAae, CT locslIoa of tae tfgz, s.4sFe ia iecais Qr rsna agents, whether agents s0aid De reeeFVea, or ssy- thing abO al iea, eEsa cf PreliJstaary k@swle9g-s so that suyaaiaE eOsia Ss GSz~
 DGlies csEesEeG Sn. EA eXcassiTs si eur treaty sti9aiaticHa wisA Mexice DaF policy i,srlf Te- quRrc they slAaH4 be hr00ghi saaleeiioa, agiasA we intaBasd ta aeaaoou of the lSresi rsstse ns Oi ise iAaskilabAe giase, aud leave le iAGlsAs ia possession Js ias lzEa, MlA thar ll1, r0FaEg lss less, and sayass hsbiss.
 Tbls appropriation wzs reeoTnnen3ed ky the pre- psr osgsrigne at Ga2 ha4 been uainrely Rsiasrrs D iHiTnssi and tAs wsslea bs aae lac ao ta pF=ss2s. ke4asot. Ihts osFsrHmsat aow sea&s forth lhs cssanissior of boHaaaTy FEr- vsy- ia c5njaartion Klth 9aK5ce l. ta t.e at- tended wita azsr= a13 imposing rzsiitary fierce, Eith iso commissioners af both Issgeyamsats, t1s bsnn>rs Of both aaiiszs sa4 villa al Ihs sirram- stsaes aud Fs0weF of sgs Errat aaiaoaA ls@ move meats of fiis essdy ~oaid bs sssw. and wegis be sostAa0Hs. aHt they had feA1kza the sxtFsszili-s .. ear kaspirs- ls 2ea.a i-spsfr, as EasaisesIs- .sa nf P0wer, absolute respect among tbe various
 tribes Il ruasf pezstrz3s frontier viss, aaiH-
 ssbiIs. and s1taased- Ii woaia prepare ihe Issisa ts treat lie wosl SeTef he ss weii PrsPsEe2 ia treAi justly and ss siiHhaY hsa AFPFseialsE ihs P0wer of lac Peppie ih ghoa hs entersl ia'o treaty chiigzsions; ESrsr vel censiaesd ef ths 8Nck~ktfy p4 NsshMrssSN rsaa f44{h rlsais. 1sa EsaSe ia Is face al EsaHIi4ssatssa ei Po~er and s1bAssli9a af fSacs ta41 sailaEse- hisa el Inc txl&tsace of Gay CT Sctfbalisu sazis hs yiszate his t;s1ties with fsas Uaiiea Stasss
 The sasne sdsst sah ssyeF hs produced tls'
 Eassy hos1eT His-ss exe~f hs similar fierce, whic7