New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
IMPORTANT INTERVIEW WITH LOYAL
INDIANS.
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/ INDIANS.
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| The Importance Of the interview between Com
missioner Doe and the thleis oil the SeDinVieri
Creeks, lowas and Dtlawares, loyal lndisns al We
Planter House Yesterday, can hardly be ovef-etb-
u,ted There were present Col Wm. q. Conn,
srpcrinientent of the Southern Indians; Major q.
A. Cutler, Agent Of the Creek; MAJOR W. r: ".
Amy, Agent Of Indians ia w-MeAlco; MAYOR
SNOW AGENT Of the Semiuocs; Major Fielding
John,on, Agent of the Delvares; and Major Rob-
ert Burbank, Agent of the loves.
The lndiant expressed great pleasure IN seeing
Conn irsioper Dole. Tie southern Indians sal
ther peoplo had been driven from hone and were
suffering.
M Uoe-Govemment did nos expect the Indians
to enter this contest at all Now that the rebel por-
ZION Of them have entered tho field, the Greas ta'er
" Il march his TROOPS into your country Co CONN
and the Agents will 60 with you on Monday, an.
will assist you in enlising your loyal men. lour
enlistment is rot done for our advantage onlyi II
will iuuIe To your own benefit. The country sppTe-
ca,es your ,ervices We honor You. You are IN
our hearts.
one parry tells us that John Ross i, for the Union,
! piticyotDl0-Bo'h are probably right Eos'
made a sham treaty with ALBEIT Pike 10 save iron
BILE. Ross is Ike man lying on his belly. watching
the opportunity 10 turn over. when Tie Northern
troops come within he iTiug he will Turn over.
/ Dy'e.-You did noi, and our people remember YOU
But we hcpo you will nariie,t no revenge.
/ Opofhrt 0hoO.-1he rebel Indiana ar Ike cro,s,
bad slut The beet way TO ehd the breed Is Kill The
slot.
D1e.-The leader, ard plo,iers Of treason only
should suffer.
! Opofhle1oLolo--Tbsts Just what l think. Burn
over bad field Of grs.s aud II wii spti,g up ns.n
blades suffer. The educa'ed part OF our tribes 10 the
worst. 1 am glad Gen. Lane ie going down with no.
lie knows whDts. j hope the Government
money " i'll be paid We.
Dot-We canno, pay You until We know who Of
vOu are Union and who rebel.
ODotAle yohoio-Those left back there notloyal
asked them to tight; We a,k,d them TO come up
10 Kansas; thew did leither. They Gid help
orr tine Of trouble, aud we wont help them. They
turned against tie Government with their eyes open
| II we gain our land, we should have il and they
nothing. We have talked it over among ourselves
and concluded not TO 90 any ,hingfor them.
Doie-We cannot pHy you un'il ell Your chie's are
tOgei her, or substut elected and council held.
, Op0shicy 0h0io-Au those left back there are re-
= cesh.
Dole-I have not the power 20 nse the money ex-
cept in legil and regular way. We Will take care
o, you and The delay III paying you viii be Us bIie
OpothL yokolo-The Creeks have 500 warriors
who want to fight Tor the Union.
hlaktastenake Chief of The SeniDolesD-We have
go warriors, and they will fight for the Great
Father.
Maj0r Bur5ant agent OF the Iowas) -There are
about 20 warriors in the tribe they want to know
on what conditions they can raise iJD men If they
unite with the Otoes, who speak tie same language.
White Cloud acted IA the Interpreter.
DOie-lbe Great tatler has decided 10 accept your
services 10 put down this rebellion IN il il your
pleasure 10 give your servictt. You will not be ex
lecied to tight willie mtn uuless they arrayed
sgain,t loyal Indians. lou will receive tho saIne
lny as While HELL The Government Las no, horses.
TIE rrl man ls sad TO be flee, foot, and it seems
to me thai you ought to be able TO 90 the same III
bite men. We should not have called upon you AT
al had not your brothers been driven from their
homes. You 90 10 their assistance, not ours.
Lagar0sL-We came down for our Nation 10 lind
out how II was AID we want to hear tie trGigM.
/ oeleud on my Nation; i sit with my ear OPEN TO
hear what they will do.
Doh-You see before you Opotteyloholo, who h..
already been fighting Tor the Unicn now. ahat
viii You do
L1rorast-i cannot tell wha, they will do am
refuy.
Mswl,e-I only wait for my neighbors.
| Ioho-l depends upon the Ma ijn.
! Uoie--Uuless he Chiefs sp.ak on, the warriors
will refuse TO do 30. VIII you yourselves urge your
leople 90 net
Logaros1--We want TO know how long the war
is 10 G aud in what way are 10 fighI.
/ DD'e--NOt more than twelve mouths. AZ 10 the
manner OF ligblibg-yon can sll Draw a bead at :.
yards. Yoar way Of lighting will answer our par
Iose.
Lagarash--We want to 10 down there on horse
bnk.
Doie-We are going to send % 600 white mel on
lot.
L9g1r0sh--Yes, iAat's the way white men fight;
lnCi,us don't. When We igGt, We don't h2h all
the time; we dot want 10 fight 30 long. think
We cap enc the war in one battle.
D0i,- That will suit MS. You are large noble
and brave ser If men. Let NE hear You ray thu,
you II DC brave warriors, whether Others ure or
not.
Logarash--I told you that whatever 10Y Father
" tnttd me 70 do | wunld do
Mr. Dole arose and shook hands with The Iowa
warrior. All present. arose with them, and tx
pressed ,beIr approJalion b, silent eloquelco.
D,i---When on 20 hone, ull your warrior to
ret essdy aud prepare 70 be 10 brave as in former
tines. We may mn want you for Some time. Tell
item that yonr brother red men have been dr.ycn ,
from h,ir bomer and ii.ey need your a,si.auce. IT,
Only white men mere At w1 We should Lot call
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