The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

WAsnsGros, March 10, 1888.
AnoheT Indian 7reay-what heN Indian 7rea,i>si-
Why and BY Whom are Thy A1de'
While Congress ard the nation running mad on tho
everlasting negro subject, there several little by
play. going en- merely by way OF variety For several
Weeks past there has beer another Indian treaty ncusa
ton gsrs forward, tofty, quietly and moo:hy aud
judging from appearances the old mother
fancy the ha,chngs near hand. will show you how
beautifully the thing working aud hope you will no, be
disposed IN any way 70 disturb the progress Of Affairs
The nation al Of discovers Itself rather short OF
land and consequently there Is press ing necessity for
tho ex;nsrishIneni Of the Chippewa Indian title to tho
salt marsh, bcys and lakes aong the British line the
country OF the Red river OF the North This country
which never bad, never viii have never car have
population highly przed lust nov at the Indian Bureau
Hole In the Day here 10 negotiate supported By highly
dit glzaed and honorable gentlemen, entirely dsin-
Nov ~ hspp,ns lhtt tho Congregational rod casul,x
ffarJ gazing Comm iire ucriot ne sestrc lr %
oer,a'a rer 1cn Mraesr' - Il " h,rparei M +. (,
ale god, Ne AZ. M whc sc1t West sJbru1ot tho sent I'll
partos Who Fers ~ Fcir 'o.Nssbrroa wth 'ho t-euJ
uak ns ininrs-il 81 Lanrcned III s-dona' - coufss
testimony, Who e support The ual3 aE1 ~. Comm eT
81; i,i,sn A1a.rs taxes cnerTs o, ~ rel si.n1
Foo hov proitiy la thtr wJr.et 81 80 vay tlr)Iga
NS1rs luf Ir1dors 5r1g IN tier s.ool -, ilrl -
1e sreasA VI ar ercdeni1. aubpcra, aat gv1 trt
rcnY beicrf 'Ae sseHg tenn .ee So So esr, 5t.3s
stgL END cxo wLf t1a Co.asazsoloE, as "a 20 sre
Cisd Bo'e3ojT, 80 ,-lIsi &c narss ~ srfr's f-7--
" Som.b0s bs7,l.
Tho tf.eiy las1er s sprr,scne1 Ei con- frfar.' t1l
cay. 1b3 principal ulbs-..y s ta8 indians have lr.unr
ct o. tres, scihnr ts-s O. rfsr '1 tie -ertci
~, rather, hook leti go "a at.ycr iostsfv io
Fllng. Tbs Is khC rub. Ehc To1rs HLrros a.
Ell COUNTRY which ths N,ary sfeau has long since cor
uncd Inntsbltabie, AID bgs 1r ecatpoI . Draw
.Tcn tho public ueasuiy hey u st roa lofa unload
n ~ III eternity
fiopas. {. laud 10 ecu s 1u: however. % slFe.,a.
. deter tho n-ts from strmp, GyJu Tue troGsl
~ n f<llsr, lCr tn enal oraiion OF $4,000
ra Ia hand fa the ccof u ois hereby acino
los "a don rant, bar 'B sen anf convey all right title
a.i interest sad leni only the right of per.
t.evc part 4 the confederation the Indian returns
Tot lhs $4,000 re s 70 submit 20 be educated and 10
ns' 90 lntd eates and beef instead OF stealing
frou be lrOtler. II " TO be q very moral treaty and
bavs n great deal of church language, something AZ
ter tue Cromwell style. like the scheme, for know
that when the Indians get hold Of the las we say
in grammar understccd) they will be open hearted ami
generous 10 their friends
Now the Sioux Indians and their friends arc too,
and are 10 be made pnrps cfmffs " this treaty bust
the broken country known the Cotedu DIES frurtes
about yaushie " the country acres In the moon
They 70 sell title the the CbpTe-
This combination OF interests increases the outside
pressure, and when contaminated viii make the bigger
show upon paper 10 dazzle the gaping crowd who may
have the audssity inquire what this money paid Tor
There another matter but that tfi1ng and only az
cdontaly coincdent There IL young man bere Nno
knows that good, generous mprovident frends are ue
" rich relatons therefore he has conceived gree,
fondnces for Indian life, and vent into usming sons
years rec, under old Indian agent whoT ne
N now about TO supersede This nosiing CaN
drove out and superseded Pompey. And wnst ~
been can be. Nov, " get this little place, wnrn
simply banker Cor The indiana 70 tie emonns W sDou.
eco 900 ysas, u secssSy have "s nna01's ANN