The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
IxBIAS ArPRePRIiTIeNx

Nhas eAa Indian APFFsPrtatt0a ssla wM under csnaidsrxtson h ths Hsass cf HeYrssenlaEisss Angusa 3d nlE- Tbs fSllswinx amendments wsr. offered by ME. Jcaxs0x, sf Arkansas, nader fE- stxaetiea of the committee of ladiaa affairs, q which hs as ths chairman, al sf whieh wsrs ugrse& ts:
 Fer expenses of ttssnng with she Indsaaa and Half ssesis. fer the exiagaishuent Sf ths lus is their lands the Red rsger q the North, la tiss Terrilary Of Minnessta, SIS, ,o9o.
 Fer the expenses q treating with tlss Mississippi and St. Feasrs Sis1x, for tho eKliHgnishsaent Si their si.s lands ia Minnesota Territory SIS eDe For expenses of hogeing treaties with the iad5an tribes of Drrgon fsy exusg9ishment cf their claims 10 Ianas lying wsaf of tas Cascade moun- iAins, asthotzsdby the aei of Congress Of ihs sth of June, iS9 tae sSEne being p sd4lioh to ths nI- PFopriatioa made by that nri, Sls.eoe.
 Az sElsaanasDs. iBereaSing the item sf RppFaPri- aiis3 for tae baalGiags al the AgeacssS. ths F@iss tissrset from s&ssso to fae ef S2gsss5-
 Fer nssaais for indisn chiefs, ef rs0a.
 Mr J.. Ia explanation ef tais a1neaanasnt. after haviRg can ssd 10 be rezd the eemmGaicaiien faorn the adiaa basssa. showing its necessity. sses that Il had been the Eaalorua custom every foar years. sPsn new Prssi1eni coming istO office. fD make sp3rcpFiaflon providing fer casting of medals @ith the lh=crielien oI the scAd ef ihe PrsssGeai aPon them, to be presented 10 the chisfk aaa ether distinguished and mertoyio1s individuals eI the cif ferent Indian tribes, to give them some inpr-ss3a ef the csa atessnce and appearance of tieir Great Father. tAs President Of the Uaised Stzies II tey saeald refuse 10 follow this course nj ihis iFrne t might perhaps be cossi1ered discenrlsons 10 the present President The amount wss small. He had eeassAtss 10 Eots fer il, though he Cid Bot know bat the House migbt refass ie.
 Fer cafryiAg into effect ths treaty of lss6 Nilh he I84ian tribes Of Ter4s and te enable hs niisd States 10 preserve peace with said iribes-ihs m to be exPsndei under the Sirsctoa ol the Secretary ot the laterlor, SiS,o50.
 T'4is last amendment was xithdrawa.
 Mr. MeMallen demaa3ed a separate question CD tho fa.loSlug srasadmsai. reported from tie CeIa- unIttoe of tse Whole the state ef the Union:
 For expenses fer procuring iafsrnsiiea sna eoi- lecuaG statistics AscszS&fy to lac iEetsR bare-u and fo. saaking treaties With and presents 10 ths various tribes Of ihdiaas residing wiAia the limits of the United States nPen the borders of Mexico. $50 $50.
 The yeas sad nays were taken. and the amend neHt agreed to.
 Mir. JOHNSON, ef Arksass., under instructions from Couanttse ea iadisn Affairs reported tis fol- lowing sEncadmsHt:
 Fore pensss of removing ihs Pes;awatarnies and Szcs anu sses, from Iowa xesI oi the Mi@s,ss3ppi river, 10 iaeir-oEn za3s agrsesbly the i-ras af contract catered iuto by B7evet Major :. Wo91s, | Rtted States Army. provided. however, tilat ths
 
 AnnniiieS gTa rzfa of said tribes, S2,a9J-,
 Mr. J. said, Le hel4 a his hsaaS baRals- ef Pa- pers, explanatory cf di5eolf atfair and Of the costly for iais smsl Appropriation II wosts con 10 rs4a thea, hs Wo14 xflAH &beir sub stance, es be- with the gtntniltse lBiau Affairs h=d taztareiv examined tlaefn- TNo faeis wonia satisfy ihs dsase Of the g-onristv. well wis eo4a of this appropriation. iwaa te ernri&s Fnsaas to ialGa co4iFact made, by which sssi foaf haA- ered Indians Eers ta be transported io9r aHHar es miles 10 ihsiF owa lands {frol winch ta=r had rna swny.l tAsS rate cf ss@ sJ FeF hxass. It : most sGfuiF25!S and eKtrSas'iiaary eostraets We have beea ia u4e habit of paving fE9sa Ihirty te forty ana sixty and seventy Go lars per head for - same service. Again, this money cane not in the end from the Treasury, bui freHa the anueitss ci the Ladians themselves No one eoEld a5w o43=ct. He would only say, that homer mgAt bs givsa !o whom honor ls Sae that this most iroabl=~oine aaa Sitftcsf fsFaitef 3ssa en con9acte5 aEd cosu8u7z- led sy Brevei Malog W DOCS. tSam "A oo.s) ei ths Uailoc States Army, aa aoIR3rEsde solaaeT, noble aaa ss'sHzaLas gentleman, ho8or io iAs sery ics and his country.