New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

,-rsse ore 20 s@ uncertainty 10 their iU.te posi-
&C. viii be dnciaed and oe' l '', .ny oi
Is era ives comfortable anl improve thelr csnl
prase result must be- thai al tao ~ o inc
ess ,;t.d they viii Do in Ter W se ennl'"o1 i.Aa
hne 80 The eoIt- and expenditure. ~ ,e.lo 'u.Dr
~ - spinf OF Improvements, wiz al nave Dc'h IA
'.s LARGE investments ia mills farms mechanic sho2i
JIG improvements required By the t.ea.a,a 10 De
sd e. , their benefit viii DO entirely wasted y tho In
pe i Imam on tn &c ser, atoms only daring the
tsn az Eve years AT the very period when they
lfssstsp 10 reap the ul dvaniage of these beneficial
eee;ens they would have 90 remove. Another unior
fT ;estare Of this arrangements IL temporary D. ina
lSSdsns via have expended the con erabs sums set
In the treaties for the expenses o. hss TehJ'al -
sfsa - home and for subsistence uDil they could
- rrovide H. leaving nothing FOR these important
@ssresary purposes in the event OF Other emigration
800 OF these facis and consideraons no tlm' shoaia
y ,ost IN determining upon some nnal arrangement. 10
rgs.'bes Of tie Upper Missouri agency, Will exception
BLACK feet are generally quiet end p3acabls such
9sro A. are pal3.e 20 the treaty Of Fort lamme have
e.,sired With one exec ptOn, friendly relations among
S-seives and manifested an incre. ng confidence IN
3, whites. Some Of The indians in this agency RAISE
-, Lesns pum, kns, &c, g. "A Imue1 extent Dut rely
;s;rfnv on the hum for their support
FTseotdon of the Indans 1.-The Council Blu'l Agency
- snconraoing The Oniohas are represented as ha.
~ raised enough 10 lost them through tho winter
- bv a udcious application OF ths m 5ncg paid them
sbe Government this season. it is Thought they may, 10
.vg,esi extent BE- saved from suffering.
lie Otoes and ri sourias confederate tribe, arc IN
sac OF abb ct poverty.
The pswuees are in a destitute condition Their
Ia now does not ex ecd hail OF what u did fur years
20 few wears AGO they were in hOurishing condition
M tie Sioux came down upon and murdered may OF
atm burned their houses stole their horses ana oihef
eck and the uvvOrs were compelled 10 retreat 10 ING
III side Of the Platte and have thencci0rwaid been IN
,ng to return TO iheir former homes Inc inilas oi
NE agency, like all others indulge az no ue Oh la'a
So Tsuos when they obtain 49, and uiOf ana.e me
-. bes fret named aTe from the l)clOn o. theif VIVA
~ never free from the mpia'ion.
tTfe half breeds eWecn the Gre ard Ltde Neinoha
,I.r.u r moi
II advances IN civilization.
.-ftebIy availed Themselves Of ilCn. Ind1icnce ana
re- predominaio 1bis tribe numb red at their a' pny
spt f9T; by the census recently iekln only 49, lnsr
ies,ion has very unaso rable influence on them and
'gbooh they promise a reformation IN their habits,
Jarpe Of residence is Indispensable.
TIs Sscs and Foxes Of Missouri reside upon thc same
IL. isnd with the Ioways Their condition is rather
t, Int the remarks in relation 10 the loways are 10
sers;3erale extent applicable to them
m. Eickspoos are advanced than any Otnertrbe
IN tbe Great Nemaha agency lhey are m4kiDg some
rrocTees In agriculture ie" nave 0V"HOioDiO Ou''S
and domestic animals
a. snzes agency A number in each Of these tribes
.s educated intelligent men, having good dwellings ana
-rourded with the convenicnces OF cVuizel me va
ss RELIGIOUS denominations have have missions IN rms
.ncv some of the Indians ere professors OF Cnrsuani
- r.; ,osnv Of them are habifual dranaards. The wy
.ndot,s have n sysem Of common schools and code OF
laws for their own government ... H.,
The Pottowatomie Indians are not improving. lhey
- n lorge money annuity, the cOrruping effects 81
nh arc very visible The Government has pro ide1
for an agent in their country and lei u th'n
s.lyes without the necessary oversight VIA many ave
49, - ,L;ob WHISKY Gun be and constantly IL Introduced
.roopo beIo they indulge il the free use OF H. Disspa
on pTvails many of the principal men are &c "a
rv and sub erye tho purpose of the avarcous ae-
:r, and heartless who seek, aud TOO often OBTAIN me
s9pr of them for the promotion OF their sinister vle|s'
few Of the bands are cihvaiug INC sois gnu cie ~
some GOOD men in the nation who appear 10 nave a'aou
nrrsoives of the benefits Of the missionary CHOils
The Kansas Indians with The loitoW atn'hes' cons ulS
one agency These Indians rely Iincipay On enHlost
he ase and thof for support They are adeps III e W
NJ stealing and their location is such being on me etu
Inc santa Fe road that they annoy the trains when pass
that way Complaints are lgud ages. 'igV co ''V
only from the white people who pass through ine
but from all the boring tribes: chanso o. hyH -
e,;on Il demanded by every consideration connected wan
citizens who suffer from their depredatons
The sacs and Foxes are via IoVinS Iocc' ~, " 4 9
almost entirely the chase for subsistence Ihgy ia o.
heretofore strongly resisted the Introduction OF Schools
missionsres among them and made steady earnest CT
fort TO maintain the manners, customs ana uallion9 -
their fathers. Recently portion oil mem nay "a -,
Seire 10 attempt to cultivate the SOIL and taxed 40
emroviro teachers and missionaries They PROMISED t''I
agep 10 refrain from ardent spirits In which 'ney hu'o 10
nor great injury, freely INDUCED. e.. ., ;..o,co ~,
Tho Chrucwas and OttOwas depend iOf suls'scnvV =,
tbe cultivation C tie sol and gIc comparailVo! ~ an a.
ynpctd stage Of civilization. The Oto"a5 haNe"'op'11"
siu,tle code Of laws fer their gov orhn,h.. - go.
NJ Woes and Pink slaWs, haskasklus ana ftouas
Arc doing reasonably wei. They depend PrinGpaiy OF
,rr;cnlt,rc The Miams not doing wen iheh VII
io l. 40 near white settlements that they have al al
go 10 oport"ny to CRAFTY their appetite for ardent
fp.s and they indulge hahiiuaiy and very oey Id III
Tho Cl;,newas. Osowas. Weas and Fauheshaws Is as
t,siias and Peoria and the MGm complain OF the dep
relations Of the Sac and Fox Indians ana hoo ."' G
NAV lie removed far ay from them There Is no H9uo
but the complaints OF ihese sinol' Vi"0S az W
sble extent, well founded " 49,.
No Comroissiouer here gives history Of his Mission
tbe Indians of wbich full account was puo''eu
~ corSon Of tic Indians west Of Miss 1ar and oF
:; NOT os nroeperous or their Advancement IN c h+ao
ms rnIid as the official reports annually received i'o ''
mari Of lie country would authorize US 10 expect - &c
Tie ACQUISITION Of Texas, New Mexico ana orr l'h
rossossions the vast annual cmisrGnun N-.ch Ih
ihroulh the Indian country ard over inc iu,a 80
fons its Journey her and winch was not an ~ Vae
nj nc time the Indians located there, rehuo IL aus
lu,ey necessary that they be piaco9 9ul v lIc 49,
she emgrants far "a practicable me ineics's VI 90
reoe e In the present condition of the Indian no goo
reeI,t IN him from his contact with the emgraA1 wlu
she aitoris always embarrassed on ms on.Hy anu
Queutly injured by the presence OF me iorhoI' ~ e.,
Tvcsit The NvandOs and OtOWas' VINO nave d iV'
simlo laws all the Indian tribes north oil the OAei'A
limo are without any prescribed form OF uoyernlsl' o
my Judgement, the interests OF the lnuians re- .
tory The executive OF the territory dschargihg 9y VI
tue Of his office the duties OF superintendent Of lnua
Affairs and having direct oversight oil ihe lnius so
vice there would exercise happy iuiuence ht Oh.
ihe border tribes but on the Indians OF the plains
In addition TO this, the preparation oi i"s usso'
that country for settlement by the removal OF inc lHla
would open up in most desirable locality home ior 10
snerrsipr and hardy pioneers who arc ready To occup
IT, and by their energies speedily found state mo DeH
fetal influence of which, from its position woud pe OF y
caculable advantage 10 the Indians rs wen Is u 0 wv
eminent and people ofthe United States: .,.
The sam Of money appropriated by Congress az is IA
soseCn not deeme adequate IN lew OF tue eHIen' al
magnitude of the objects contemplated ana Il Is recon
moulded that further appropriation be made carly Tor u
purpose OF treating with the tribes indicated by tue Ia"
ihe last session end an extension Of thl authority
The establishment OF az ,ncy IN the territories oil u
.tf lna - Kan. u