The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
TREATIES AxD ssrIPULATEoSs WITH VARIOUS
INDIAN TRIBES.
DeLarores.

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and undisturbed enjoyment of the same
against the claims and assaults of all and
every other people whatever. Stat at large,
col. I, p. 327.
Shairnees Of Missouri.
Treaty Of 1925. Arr. III. " Z Is further
agreed by. the contracting parties, that in
consideration of the cession aforesaid, the
United States do hereby agree to give to the
Shawnee tribe Of Indians, within the State
of Missouri, for themselves and for those of
the same nation now residing in Ohio, who
may hereafter eInigrate to the west of the
Mississippi, tract of land equal to fifty
| (50) miles square, situated west of the State
Of Missouri and within the purchases lately
made from the osages. See Stat. at large,
col. I, p. ga
Seneeas and Shannees.
Treaty of 1881. CART. XI The lands
granted by this agreement and convention TO
| the said band of Senecas and Shawnees shall
not be sold or ceded by them, except to the
United States, and the United States guar
antee that said lands shall never be within
the bounds of any State or Territory, nor
subject to the laws thereof"-See Stat. at
large, col !. p. 353.-See also I'd art of freaty
Of Feb. ~, 1881, trih Senecas.-Stat. at large,
col. Z, p. 349.
Ohauas.
Treaty of 1881. CART. TX.
And the United States guarantee that said
lands shall never be within the bounds of
any State or Territory. nor subject to the
| laws thereof; and further, that the President
of the United States will cause said land to
be protected at their new residence, against
| all interruption or disturbance from any
other tribe or nation of Indians, and from
any other person or persons whatever.-.See
Stat. at large, col. 7. p. 36l.
Kickapoos.
Treaty of 1892" ART. ii. The United
States will provide for the Kickapoo tribe a
country TO reside in, southwest of the Mis-
souri, river. as their permanent place of resi-
dence SO long as they remain a tribe. And
whereas the said KickapoO tribe are now
| willing to remove on the following condition,
from the country ceded ON Usage river, in
the State of Missouri, to the country selected
| on the Missouri river, north of lands which
have been assigned TO the Delawares. it is
hereby agreed that the country within the
| following boundaries shall be assigned, con-
veyed, and forever secured, and is hereby
assigned, conveyed, and secured by the Uni
/ ted States to the said kickapoo tribe as their
particular residence Stat. at large, col. Z,
p. 39l.
Quarpars.
Treaty of 1885," ART. II.
| the United States agree to convey the same
| by patent to them and their descendants so
| long as they shall exist as nation OF con-
tinue to reside thereon and they also agree
TO protect them in their new residence
against all interruption or disturbance from
any other tribe or nation of Indians, or from
any other person or persons whatever. See
Stat. at large, cal. p. 425.
Kaskaskias, PeoTies, Weds, and Pianke-
shdcs.
Treaty of Oct Z, 1882" ART " The
United States cede TO the combined tribe of
Kaskaskias and Peorias, and the bands
aforesaid united with them, one hundred
and fifty sections of land .foreUer. or as long
as theysliUe upon It as tribe.-See Stat. at
large, Uol. Z, p. 404
Treaty of October %, 1852 carr. II. The
United States eede to the Piankeshaws and
Wea tribes, for their permanent residence,
two hundred and fifty sections Of land within
for the Piankeshaws, Weas, and Peorias.-
See Stat. at large, rol. Z, p. 40.
/ Ckerokees.
Treaty of 1835.-"AE V. The United
States hereby covenant and agree that the
lands ceded to the Cherokee nation in the
foregoing article shall in no future time,
without their consent, be included within
the territorial limits or jurisdiction of ann
State or Territory.-See Stat. at large, uol 4,
p. 4S1. See also preamble to treaty of 1925
Stat. at large. rol J, p. 81, aad art. 1. treaty
Of is46.-etat. at large. pOt. Z, p. e7l.
Miamies.
Treaty zof ls36-"AR x. The United
States stpulate to possess the Miami tribe
of Indians of, and guarantee to them forever
a country west of the Mississippi river, to
remove to and settle on ,rkea The said tribe
may be disposed to enigrate from their present
country, and that guaranteeis hereby pledged.
See Stat. at Large, col. Z, p. 51l.
Treaty of 1S49. "ART VIII 1t is hereby
stipulated that the Miami tribe of Indians
shall remove TO the country assigned to them
4 west of the Mississippi, within five years
from this date.--.See Stat. at Large, Uol. ., p.
$50.
Neu York Indians
/ Treaty of 1885," ART. ".
The lands secured to them by patent under
this treaty, shall never be included in any
State or Territory of this Union. The said
Indians shall also be entitled, in all respects,
to the same political and civil rights and
privileges that are granted and secured by
the United States to any of the several tribes
of emigrant Indians settled in the Indian
Territory. ."-aStat. at Large. rol Z, p. $50.
-4Saes and Fores.
Treaty of le42-"ARr H.
| First, That the President will, as soon after
this treaty is ratified on their part as NAV
be convenient, assign tract of land, suitable
and convenient for Indian purposes, to the
Sacs and Foxes for permanent and perpetaet
residence for them and their descendants,
which tract of land shall be upon the Mis-
sour river, or some of It's waters Stat. at
large, col. Z, p. 5S6.
| Pettagatomiss
+ Treaty of ls46.-sAkr ". The United
States agree TO grant to the said united tribes
of Indians possession and title TO 3 tract or
parcel of land containing FIVE hundred and
seyenty-six thousand acres, being thirty
miles square, and being the eastern part of
the lands ceded to the United States BY the
Kansas tribe Of Indians by q treaty con-
cluded on the 18th day of January and
ratified on the 18th of April of the pres
ent year, lying adjoining the Shawnees on
the South, and the Delawares and Shawnees
on the east, ON both sides of the Kansas river,
and TO guarantee the full and complete pos
session Of the same to the Potfawatornie na-
ton parties to this treaty as their land and
home foreyer."-.S:Gt at large. ueI 8, p. S54
EaRsas.
Treaty Of lsl6-ss Arr. v As doubts ex-
ist whether there is a sufficiency Of timber
ON the land remaining to the Kansas, after
taking of the land ceded in the first part OF
the frnatx II NJ acrepd hv fhe et,f,fraefinsr
parties, that after the western line Of the
said cession shall be asceFtained, (and1 the
President of the United States shall be salts
fed that there is not sufiiciency of timber.
be shall cause to be selected sad laid of
for the Kansas suitable country, near the
western boundary Of the lands ceded by