New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
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9 30 hss, II he tsvailes contemplated hy 'he A'' OF
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R,sa ,tre Il ihe lcallc tiscussng with considerable
wsgh tAe ygtss sna otherwise, tue question whoinor
st ecrriiN then open % occupation and settle
rs-s ~ he citizens II the United States aud in
.srss these who held che right 60 soi,ie In the Indian
country had gone 70 tN 10 with the intention TO
hsis IN ls discussion ana The explorations had very
urftVVfslle Ndg,uce On lhe Indian mind The Indians
utre aursd Reports reached them that large bodies OF
whites coming into their country 10 take possession
al aid drive ghg frcn H. Many them contemplating
the rects.ity of defending themselves and the proposition
Mss shroSd among of the Indians for Grand C0un
ci al hich they should le one said 10 mel hight up her
fires Str the old Indian fashion, and confederate Tor de-
fcrse
From tie time the original Iudsn tile to the country
uguhd under the authority Of the act OF 2sh May,
1850 ard the tribes transpanied from the States and
Territories Of the Mississippi and located in IT, until
after tie adjournment OF the last Congress had always
tsr sense set AZ art s9d dsdeed nSan use cad
A hsn Indian eoud rsde thee except by per-
1he eIsneisin Of the egDGn thar she eoan;ry
c5rss lad as before b. act Of The 81 Of .rch directed the
rslcns TO eieT INTO pesosrons with Ind tribes west
Of and Iowa fertile purpose of securing ths
q said tI5s 10 The settle nont Of the eEns Of me taed
Si he l,nds claimed BY h and ioI The purpose OF eH
iopud very eut to quiet The Indians snd was unable ay
70 rrore some q these ee 10 nc tiaqn eonaloa they were
IN tefoe this dufen Of tie ei and exp OFaIon Of their COM
II many TIE eject Of Ills enunaaon evident and
OF Tie IdsIs 70 the sgeci Of my talk owing
70 ls excited state Of heir nnt resuin on tna
htiI country about 70 e taken om them without their CON
and without consider being PAD them for it. And
supposed that the offset Of visit was to favor such
AL prosrssd in my journey councils held with
various es ncIessd In nuuer ives happy 70 perceive better
confidence end pdenee their Great Father and de-
termination to receive fsvoably the message bore from him 10
While in the Indian country held councils with Che omnss'
NyG1o shawnee Poowa;on saes aid FOXES Of the
snd ksfiiss Wees and and Misms was
sSST, Of SS ard s7s s md il % s 0:
bic to DO So without pending line ia the country than
sea srtroaeh Of The lneens Of Congress
The aggregate Population Of the tribes with whom held councils
according The beat II 14 and the qnsny
Of Ie held by estnsted at acres or about $40
.ls,l.'s regulation Of the gswas.' ksa;a: o;ass: oas
d. II g. souls md the sssessie quantity Of land he'd b tAn
All ne Ss eS ,S ~ tspd s eseep 2 o5ba
oOs ard are ei a. who etS from oa9
eoihe grants Of std IN pursuance Of treaty spnson and with
nent ZONES so crs Is iheS existed as tribes or SaioSs
In treaties that patents should sse to them
made BY which tile lands could be divided and held evey
wesssSd and the PeoI. aud Ksssss. who own
only feT sud he eO;sS 'PS S any R0r
above nance oIcsed once dispose Of the most Of thr snf
fone bsy would ie {e Whole Sf
The shsnses their only reply proposed to sell the United
themselves acres aGlon
be Chippews, " o own so scre and ouube souls apd
OOwes who $1,000 and number ~ souls declined 70
were pss,cd with heir location desired to housh
view Of ne souht land IN then ssn ssy hal no greater
The ouaha,, ooes MsOurian Iowas, and Maq determined
before their respective eounes closed to sell in each the half
The Kicispoos bswsrss and Foxes of Missouri and the
Sa and o he oasdRn. made 20 @ ss iG as
The FOgts Msipp who reside the osse River
: ss wIe dOS, G 's M .ss 'S sn ss
e than The former proposed finally an equal division OF
The WysTdotes have only Is acres land number SIS
Than fry Ser's TO each soul Then tIIe e stu
purchase they oihe Deawss They a5vied that
ihs desire the IeITioIy S Nsr1sa .nS11 be to
conform the order in he Territory but did not
nay ws.hnetOn received nunc.ion
@ b & .nd ic be- rd
the Of Government TO axe resy Their agent in letter Of
the conclusion dispose Of the -hOe Of their by the
VIII syTsi Of the e. could have concluded treaties but
only condition hat sh shCsld Ie'eIy. for ,rOs h'Is ,a,
sueh policy involving alike the interest and peace Of tae citizens
the Indians Themselves the disposition nantes ed by
pdi Of nduenee scquic in the views submitted to them on
favorable the Government and with provisions more
hey Lao bad aud ciOn which
requested should be granted and best 20
leave the subject with the confne mysfto that branch OF nv
a made i S duty q f1p 0S tn, 'Sn sed s o.
could te obt1nd TO form as ne. rset9 oe uno' system
Of iress Or p9p.y ofth course have nov 70 d.5S;
their former Abod Indian country seemed vivid eco
lection the made 70 them a the time
that The white should interfere with them or their pos
Il pom, Prominently put forth by their speakers almost
council earnestly AID sometimes elouenty dS on
Irspd that had been svsa them
arc thar meat Their nes bad been secured them by
sglIsc cancelled
hetd te made tsjOns their ri.hs and dny Of them
tSoBshs them thai they bad not appreciated the say.n
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