The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03

T'sss'' s's"'ss-1.
DR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. lo"'An
AShis In this IsrT'tosy' ana A. " JONES
Esa' sfri'ed nffe % "'nos'' nun '0e 'I'""
s'osn Agency. from M JON" We N.'n
sosne 'nsas''as 's'" e"'"ee'" WV" VIZ YIN"
I" W. ~ I" NV "5s".
on @'''."k " "s."'!, VI
NAM ~oo' priv" VIZ n''".' W" Wv
sosfvs"oa M sps'' "' '"1 ~"""'
nsa< thu cotto"'w ood "ws' o"oa'' " 'ne
Sisses"a' ws' called and the 'up'ria'enu'n'
demanded Of 'he chiefs 'ns' tney shos'' femo'e
their own reservst'"n. above ie'''~ Neo'else
river. '"nssaf7sD's ese''amen' was e'es'eu ~
inc Couoch oy me oema"d' nHD ''os' ol.I''
Erxs,hArfLiso Aoc'AsiS' ana o'orf p'om'neh'
ehSek Participates 70 ~ pf"c'Sd'oes' AM Fes-
emptorily declined 10 move their hsSds 10 'ne'
own reservation. alleging - an excu~ mai
they fAd planted % the Me'ewskaoton seses'
walton. and their removal would cause shem
the ioss of their crops The Sapes'n'ennnt
answered this objection W expressing wi
lingDcss to supply them With an ample eqava
lent for the los thsy ~oad suffer Tie Sis
setons rvmlainsd firm In theis refusal TO vscste
the lands occupied by them, ard the cbiei. vi,
the Cosneil esPressiag their determination i"
strong ,errna. Of remaining
II 10 the intention. We believe, OF the super
ia,"nslent, snd We understand he i supported
In Il by the government. to remove tho Sisse-
tons to tl'snr own reservation by i''e', IL nsees-
ssry. For fbis P"rio~ b"iy OF troops WITH
probably be detai'ed from f"rt Rhgc'y
Amer The Council with the Si'se'ons had
been concluded, grand '"nncI % Oh ihe M
nn'ty sioux was he'll. Among tine prominent
ini"ns PRESENT were 'irrir Crow'wAs.s"I~
! Ss.seryy~ NeNN. -Ht@S uoa- WscotIA'
WArA.orr', o"op isoAp Anil $50 SfAa Iba
Council vas atts''dss' ~ the ch'st and hesn
warrior OF all IN" a'""'ty bands The SUPER
'n''nd'n' IN op"n,ng The Council stated the
go'rfnmc"' was %-'f"as I" improving TIE
c"nd'''o" OF the SOAK AMI also OF changing
'sa policy OF 'rta's"S ''en' II ws' sh" desire
OF the government :" give 10 each Indian
tract OF land, on which he could live. irce from
interruption and where he could labor i"r hi'
own ''enrfs. The nnnouncen"nf VA" received
with evident signa Of approval
Tho Superintendent then informed the eh'ef'
that their Great Father viewed with regret
the warfare existing between the Sioux and
Chippewas. and that il was tie determination
oil tho government that it should be suppressed
lilo concluded BY demanding the immediate sar
reEticr OF the young men who had been On
gsgcd Ia the outrsgcs on the Chippcwas sincs
January last, ns ii was tho iatcn,ioo Of The
government 10 make aa example OF thu guilt,
ones. The demand caus~l IN ~xciteSscot Ia
the C,uocii and Was met VIII. ,rou,pt rcfa
.sl ON the mart Of tho indians, SOM r.,
chiefs were disposed 70 comply with H. Sussr
intenjcnts demand. bet ~ had lmS)e lsou
encc with the rcmaIndor. cuunmislns ~,
large majority Numerou, CocpeiI, vere held
and tho chief. esrpe.ti, protested ss.iuat thu
demand. Ltvr,r Csow. por,icu,.ylv. vas ycrv
eloquent IN his exposure of the injustice the
Indians had me, with from the agent, of the
government hi referred to promises violated
lelays in the psymsn,s. &c In regard "a
the End with ihr rhipp~wa,, Iarrx Cmow
said they we're always the agyrcssors tina, III,
Siou> and Chppe~as were natural enemies
and would always he 40 The Superintendent.
remainca firm, and after 'evrral Councils had
b~r held. he informed The indians that nn'cS'
tn" young men guilty OF the marler OF The
ChiPpewHs were delivered 10 him next day at
noon. NJ woa'd leave the Agency " they
would comply with the demand however he
would remain mo payment w"uh 70 on' and
tho" lr would listen patiently To a'' their con
plants aud s~ that Their injuries were ~
dr~''d This Wa M THURSDAY the 18th.
INV "a'''' u" '"'' ia! "aS" 'ef! ""f"J
one Inc 'H''ahs Para"s' '''"~~ '~'"'y'
ave "a'"fc' ma 'nt~ 'n'"sasu "afr'o'S' "e''
a'"e'' A"' ''"e"''! ~"a IN" '"''"'"o "' IN
.'""A'"s 'ne superintendent '"' w" ''"''
"'''"" was 81 y" ava"
"" inc evening OF The i9'h the gold m'e"-
ed ''r IN" payment 'seo"ooi WA removed TO
INV r"' A"' WIN " '"' government po""e'
"''' that 4" tie ""''efs' the s"'"f"''""' e"''e'
mtendN' Tor the Indians wcrc driven aero~s