The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-03

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whereas, treaty was mace ana concluded
nj Fort sullv in the Territory of Dakota. ON
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the nineteenth day OF octooer, m tne year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
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tia Bripadier General II, III. Sibley. Henry
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W~heeo, anu orrh ouernsey, commissioners
on the part Of the United States, and Wah-
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Shelby NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ZINE war
Eaple in the Airl and other Chiefs and
u. = Al. p,..i,r,o. h.,j NJ DaLota
headmen oil the blackeet oanu Vi paso'a
or Sioux Indians on the part OF said band OF
I-a;. ii ALL, ,,.horized thereto NV them
inuiahS' anu uuiy
which treaty il In the Worus anu hgures ioi-
louy;no In wit.
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Articles OF q ueaty maze anu ooneiuooa ~ foH
Sully In the tentory OIL pakots, " ana between
Newton hamunos, Sovefnor ana sb-eDe,o super
m,endent OF andnan Anairs Of pskotA Leriteiy,
Eawaru D. Taylor, eupetin'enuon. OF tnai l
huAhs lot the northern suPerln'enuency' MAJOR
General 8. H. Curtis, brigadier oenerh n. H.
Sibiey, Henry W.. Reed, and Vrrin guernsey
commissioner on the part Oh the United states'
duiy appointed oy the fresideht ana the unaer.
sBnou ouioiS enu noeuueh " s1e S'.SAANNs
band OF Dakota or Sioux Indians.
ARTICLE FIRST Inc biackieet oana Oh Dakota
or cioux inaihns, Iepresen.oo IN counoh nereoy
aoknowiedge themselves TO DC SUBJECT 70 the ea,
elusive Jurisdiction and authony o. .ne on.ea
States, and hereby obligate and oind 'nemseNe,,
individually and coiectively, not only 70 cease Al
ho.tiiities against the persons and properly Of !.
citisens but TO use their influence, ana II nsoes.
sary, physical force, to prevent other bands Of
the DAKOTA or sioux, or otnet aaJaoent tnoes,
from making hostile demOnsTatlOnb hghinst tnc
sovernment Of the united ols,es OF .n us PeoP,e.
ARTICLE SECOND lnasmucn Us tne ooVernmeht
oths United stass oesnous 70 tne enasSn
diction hitherto at With each other the Black.
feet band OF Dakota or Sioux, represented In coun-
ell, anxious to respect the wishes OF the Govern
ment, hereby agree and bind themselves 10 dis
continue for the future all attacks upon the persons
or property Of other tribes, unless first assailed BY
them, and 70 use their influence 10 promote peace
everywhere In the region occupied or frequented BY
them.
ARTICLE THIRD. All controversies or differences
arising between the Blackfeet band OF Dakota or
Sioux, represented in council and other tribes Of
Indians, involving the question Of peace or war,
shall be submitted for the arbtrament Of the Pres-
dent or such person or persons as may be desig-
mated BY him. and the decision or award faithfully
observed by the said band represented In council
ARTICLE FOURTH. The said band, represented
In council, shall withdraw from the routes overland
already established, or hereafter TO DO established
thtougn ,ner country anu IN consuersuon tnereoi,
and Of their non-interferenoe with the persons and
property Of citizens of the United States travelling
thereon, the ooyernment oil the United States agree
to pay to the said band the sum OF seven thousand
dollars annually for twenty years. in such articles
a. the Secretary OF the Interior may direct Pro-
Sia.d: That said band, so represented in council,
shall faithfully conform to the requirements Of this
treaty.
ARricLEFUrH Any amendment or modihoation
Of thi. treaty BY the Senate Of the United State,
snail DO considered hnal and binding upon the
said band, represented In council as part OF THU
treaty, In the same manner as II II had been sub
sequsnuy presented and agreed to BY the chiefs and
heAdmen OF said nation. .
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signed by the commissioners the part Of the
United States and by thu ehiefs and headmen afta,
the treaty had boon fully read, interpreted, and
explained In our presence
A. W. HUBBARD,
NJ. G. 9th dist. Iowa.
Z. i. Ruth
Sec'y Of Commission.
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