, 1865-11-08
THE NORTHWESTERN IN
DIAN COUNCIL.
Conclusion Of the Whole Matter.

SouGAuolou VI ZIG "hoio Aa"1'e1'
Treaties with miscellaneous Tflbes-
Peace Secured Between The indians
ana WINES aho oelseen .ne Sesete,
s,s.s.,t.. ~ ,..s E...,.Ma.,e w. ua',s. ".
ai.n.DCcnera,S Snr,n,,ry nf he Rn.1-
ness-Wbut has been EGected.
{Fnnm our spee.., Corresnoudent1 -
Fonr Su...Y, DAkorAu TERRITORY, !
SATURDAY. Oct 3, 1865.
After the conclusion Of the treaty with the
Mipneconjues, October 10, of which d full ac-
cornt Was sent you tha comm,se,on b,,a an
,nnff,ct,,o, no,,,,,5, ,~;t,, da,aoss.,an - 80.
'.eua.t w., 'ounsn .. "!'n "eiea11ou VI ssi,s
Arcs' VINO olselosed tho iact, mtef much
speechmaklng, that they had no power from
Iucons;dern,,ye traction of the chiefs and bead
a 49,. .o,a,.n .e;.1, ~art;,, do,a~o-
ncl' eno'l couuei, VIZ pu s'',1 ae.Ts'A-
tiou OF brules resulted IN treaty. Inc Two
Kettle band was tue next whose chiefs cauho
in. On the 18th, IN attempt was made to
hold council with them, but tho chiefs were
Jealous or each other, refused to permit cer-
.a,,.oe ~ w. -oo<,,,,,n5 "a ,h,or. ~ ~, 49,,
oe''.a' ~ ~ ..sA .n1' =. wv eoA4-
mtssioners, and spent the day In as bitter m
intestine quarrel Of words as over occurred In
a political canvass among their white exetu-
r,,o,s. Thc co,,nril was res,,tnad tbc ncvt aov
NM 3r;.n h.t,er ~ ,a.u1ts Tna ch,as ~ ~ ~ aaoas W.
",'u os.9et ~ ,coa'' ine ."ei, l"o Aances'
whom they had declared the day before was
not entitled to that distinction, at Last got the
floor and made the LONGEST speech to which Il
WIS the misfortune of the Commissioners IN
isteu while at Fort Sul1y. It oecun1eil pearly
.h-.o t,,.o .,a L. 49, r. ~ ,.-,.n.t T,a,.,,
s -. - s-s = ~ ~ '.,.a | s,.e1sss ~.
sPeeenes on recoia-lof inc chleis are usually
compact, direct, brief and forcible tn definite
on the treaty as cA1et. with tho accompany
Ing presents. Inc recognition Of q chief's
position oy u,e Hhite4 otaeea a1lnos1ues Is
S,s otntatr,ntr ~ nos;t;an 1,,ea.s saua, ~
49, 9ha eas poo1..Su ss; a.1.ung NE ~
.,.ps ~. "a t~ ~, Ms, @G.m l.. upon ths
Fl, onr corn,na9asrs T. ths aatar, rcetta3 s.dn ~
s.n,.o - ~ "l;sf ,rio,, tbs., s..n.ts.5 ~
ssneh ~ ,ettcr 1rc1,rin% % thc fs;'t com end,n@
lin fo the stnd atteations If vhitc man. anS
;r;n @ IL sus ,dieace b;1 ~ ~ ~ nnnaa n' 4o
'.4A- % es,ss. ~ As.s y, 10 PsoP'''
inoIodaAfn!So TIE CHIEFS
After Inc treaty had been signed photo
EraRh Was takeh o. tne clnels Of th1s band,
Inc Two hcttles, rs was Done y the case o.
other delesaelons, when they did not object
ton Of The caneta, the Indians showed the
greatest Interest, some Of them selecting
their positions with care The long-winded
old fellow noticed above, who WAS m altful
demheo9ue, selzeu the opportunity to place
10 The buf1, that the Great Father, When be
looked at the picture, might behold him the
most prominent Of all Two Kettles.
COUNCIL WITH TIE BLACK FRET,
In tba afternoon ~ ,he s,mc 1.v :, hr,of
satsactorV and ennelusiTe III s ss eounae1 xas sia
%iIh The sx M
beadsa ~ thi;r ahSe ch'ef H. shteia 'f'P1 ~
asadma+a4 ~ aasot. at5' anatraiioj ~ ...S s
1,araecS IT, nconis. vii, aansa and
d;ani9y '"' l's'p's I'LL ">1'4tn oo's 'en'0 Ill"
ulsui.,' --
A1scEIIASEous Es--ooslsKss FINISHED.
On the Goth prolonged, yexatious and
labor1ons council was held with fragmentary
OF partial representations OF various tribes
unkpapas, Onkpattnas sans Arcs, and others.
After debate, that for long time seemed
to be endless, they all signed and the Com
mission thus ciosed negotiat'ons With NIL the
bad been to leave the next morning, but at
night news came that other Indians we're still
expected from the north, and the Commts.
Sioncfs "alted patlen11( Iof several oays.
~. tne Ssatnes !" 1an , .o gaos a sass, t ang
t ~ ~as aas .o"s, nahnsia,, ~ ~ thnt
~ ~ e. +h f1-aisain ,as
ane .te ~ sa1s Sy5 ~ @ S",,srs 7sau ~
!:n mlEns oe Snnt ~ a. fois oans u .nu .; tom
Va matgt e.. anu ~ ~ t lsaLo y. tnuo s.,t I'LL
~ 9ays ~e!s & ~ tmi.,ens ssns ~, n.as-
~ ~ tSa 1s'at ~ 49, 5a,T 4hn 1irer ~. rsr+
ra.',p .uI po11 ~ Tav1,. cer Sih1nv .nd ~
Rcd" With The officers and 'atfendauts Of he
Connmiss;on nroceedinr with fhe STEAMER.
While Gov, Edmuads, Gen. Curtis, hir..
rennrter' remained at Fort sally to
,naet fbe eTnccteG deierattona oT Inf7,ans
trnrn Fort Itice. This aHaneemcnt Vns
cauied out the next dav. The boat, however.
rrnnnded before she had rot out Of sight OF
The fort. The staying section Of the conmts-
arrived with intelligeuce that The Indians
Wcrc Close by ana Would be at the iort by
rirhtfall.
in The evening tfey all came iu--rcpreseu.
tatiycs. some of the highest rank, and IN
iaree numbc1s. from the DIackfcet, Unkpapas,
Tfe Whole If saturday Vas spent In one lonc
conncn. without recess. from nine until six,
resn1tinr AFTER rnanv fn,ns If debate and
ftnrtnations ~ teejjn9 m The nart Of the say.
aees. in ali Of them signing treaties Of peace.
T.17sr,ce NJ THE sonrHyrsrEHS TRIBES
Tins ended the nerotiations Of the North.
Nestfln ieace @ soss,un amai1dg a9i ~ ns sxo11od
tfsat,s nafing nen coacaaeu hlt,i. anu sia,,1
Mata Hae liaoes y. M sSasaa os. ~ .@".i sa.o1
ant .t;nat - IA = t-oa1th ~ a. ~ ~ tha.a
| bands, the information upon which 1t is based
being derived from the Indian chiefs them,
selyea, our ftoutier commanders and the old
tcaders: Unkpapas, 400 lodges, about CSC
| warriors. B,arkfeet' IFS 1odres, Zoo warriors
na.tn1as m In;Jrns IN tya77iors Nfnneron,
i1'es sso'l ia 'lodres. I @o' Warriors: Unper Brules,
| IN 1njres, EO warriors Lower Brules. isl
| Icf1es .sftI uerr;or.. Sans ARG On 1odrcs
IN Enrrio7s. Two Kettles. ID lodges, S0G
Tnrriort: Tsnktonfas. SO LODGES, 1900 war.
r;nra Tbern are besides these, other exten,
size MI I Tribes that have been engaged il hostili.
t;es hut owing to tfe latencss Of The season
and @ the he remofeness s I I Of their localities they
con1d not he reached this fail, The Minneso.
IA % Sioux. M generally m called Tie sanfees, rang,
inr north and east Of the Missouri
rIFe,. nov near the British line. and bitterlJ
hostile. VIM number probably over 500 lodges
| fhe mi Heads in The saue yicfnity. have Der.
hans 10 1ndres: :: the Cheyennes, rowing from
fhe Platte fl1rourh tho Binck HIll region tc
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