The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-04

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s.ss 40 .: 80 sst ssty know e Ger ps..r an. Y.
vse coanss0 sssesss shs fsgssssnAasivs u ous
ewsssnsnl ne sonpialpss q shsE payment BY the
= moro asy % receive shs ample annulties sppropn-
sssd BY Congress the agents were required 70 make
y ~ @sry v is ~ 1us sps
nAhs 70 BE- corrupted BY the chances Of gain and
pseuailoe as temporary sppclntses
p-~srsoas, such the wysndosss, shawnsss, Potta.
-slcmss, fa~ness, chcrokees Choctaws, Creeks, &c
&c have gwen ',s o. no trouble the last year and do
g~sple bai the ~andering Sioux, who from Min
sesot. ~ Montana md down A. far the Arkansas,
hss done acts OF predatory hostility almost impossible
- fofese 80 20 prevent In like manner the Arxpahoes
sna cnsysnnss kiovas. Comanches and Apaches Nsva-
80 snd Uses though supposed 10 be restricted TO
tsilns ~ii not setie down. but they roam, according
- thew hshr the vast pains and they TOO have
aoae aes o. hostility, though the old and chiefs OF
the tribes deny the acts altogether charge them
,her young men, Who, when absent on the hunt, are
hsy cad thor control. MS IN
rcrsrD ssxAsrxssr or rRlBrs
pFopoee the coming year with your consent, and
sh that % ths Secretary Of the INTERIOR whose
Mo- ths~e Indians supposed 70 bel to restrict the
and east o. The road 20 Montana which starts from
Isrsmie Tor Virginia City BY way OF Forts Reno Philip,
,,,. ,,,sn s'oa sro ,Oand OUTSIDE o.
cemander defining clearly their object should b. dealt
With snmmariy. In like manner l would restrict the
and Sssars south of the Arkansas and east or Fort
Union tbs world leave for our people exclusively the
use ~ the wae belt east and west between the Platte
and Walsh passes the bulk Of travel TO the noun.
ala Territories As long a. these Indians hunt the
barNlo and antelope within the described limits will
have the depredations Of last sumner and, yet
the esaggsiatns Of danger raised BY own people,
sSs ~ nv sy . make Il. progress q ooSs. uca
Of the great fxcnc railways that he IN this belt Of
~ s sfe AZ possible a'so 70 protect the stage and
telegraph lines against hostile hands; but they
hong that 20 guard them pcrecty Is an mpoesiby,
unicss restrict the Indians herein stated.
the . We %sy KNOW sss %s ao
mo-, violate some one Of the solemn treaties made with
these Indians Who are very esptous and claim % the
very letter the execution part Of those treaties
the obligation o. which they seem 70 comprehend per-
fecuy.
Terry shall make the Missouri safe 70 boats as
possible asd thai he shall opan and protect the
rsase from Minnesota Montana and afford the stages
and wagons that travel thai long and exposed route all
thc asslsano In MS power.
In the Department Of the Platte propose that General
ting operations u the Pacific railway that under con-
ssrucfion Up Platte and has accomplished hun
ord and sssenty.ave mites q road substantially chi.
year tha he shall next comp>ess the wagon road
from BORT Laramie 10 Virginia CITY. which the Indians
give they viii rssisI They represent % sing
Bot ms r s : g S.s.s. ana nsss b nn
isbed and made safe II h this road that have
ms :.S ne Ss.
four soldiers and about twenty citizens conncced with
the trains An thee deaths b avenged year.
period AZ which provided . regular army, We
we're too ueah 10 s,ssmpt hshis year. and must do 70
In me Dcp~rtm~ss Of shs Missouri General Hancock Is
charged with the protection Of tbs smoky H and Ar
and Of the exposed ssencns OF Colorado
lem He ssi. q soar.s, ess,sss % give svsr very
assistance 10 the cou>sructton IL The Union Pacific
sSSs ,, f' I and , sss = % a.
that possible 10 encourage and protect the settsmcnts
the tributaries Of The uppes Arkanzss and along the
smpor,as. Ia . military sssss and they hold the
promlse of country thai can SOC PARTIALLY, and VIII
- a. s :. .:s
y already an ,mportsnt cay, end the valleys VI tho
caese-A posdre, rhowpssas creek, Boulder, Sontsne
fuI farms and w Wan ssus sn1ssasce and prossc,Ion
Re able 20 defend themscsvss against any hand
-. ss s X. soo.
has boon ses,lsd lsaesr sbaa uAs ed yea rsnans
and exposed, win bu, shla ans u sssss along ths
BY inre@ds n the nessA iseiass thss surround a.
The Whole territory seems pssssss isn1 but bot m Tor
very valuable but yea rsnsis mostly 10 ssAss cf
We have hsd this tsrvsosy s'ncs ists twenty
yrars al cost 70 The n,onsl treasury - tnn nanorss
20 the oosnsy tahe Of that sum The entire popuA-
tiop NAV 10 assumed 81 hundred thousand, and The
two thousand ave hundred men which shoold ~ mostly
Of cavalry. Mech Of the very food CONSUMED BY NEE
ana horses haste ~ ssa,ss ever ~" mss 20, \,
average u, 900 year General carieton, vno CON
msnds there thoroughly eonvsssass ~ish oil rs his
the sssars govern msnt wish the 81 The War
Department be haz ccssecsed prisoners u war the
hostile NsysDoss ssd Apsches 20 The ssnbsr Of 1ss
square, ., the De~aue Redopdo tFor sumner; and
Gsnsra HAinss my eniS eommi.~.ry rsroris the cost
meath. This 70 done on lhs superstition that u costs
less 10 feed than nsht shea IL this connection send
" a.. s o. 40 f. Y r. s
70 me papers endorsed ~ nm, ny,ns the ss.r.e, q
infer these ashts have been mech Ices frequent
since he has collected the hostile Indians
ton that sss Indians vim sooa % sslf supporting
hope So for surely cannot afford 10 feed them st the
pr.ssn, rate .i,sGu. asking ;Hse. .pr.ggssos 10. 2,
compr extensive rspst u General Pope the mat
isrs Of the date August H. 1884, and think that his
think sssss Ssvs,oss and xpsesss ,ss cssysnsss and
Arapaboes with the Kowas, could probably be got TO
% near ~, ne ssa oas
ssners,os. rhsy wil Dot i've together, and. indeed.
others VIII Be bard keep their reservations
the wild bunhioea AMER the psxt years sxpcrieure
hops be able 70 advise some more specific measures
In the Dsparnens q Arksssss General J. Rev.
polds has managed natter 80 quietly and 90 skfuiy
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connected win the freed negroes, he admirably
seconded by he Comminioncx aensral sprague most
accomplished soldier ssd genslsmss feel assured that
Censrs Ord who has rsosnIlv succeeded Gessrs Roy
nolds, will continue in thar department 10 maintain
absolute peace and has plsaty and psc~psry val soon
repay the labors of the intustr,0us nhabtsnts The
Indians 10 the Of Arkanans reported more
nearly spproschns civilization than any Indians ever
I'D On this continent Il 10 worthy sdors cur psrs
10 endcavoe 10 spread their inauesre nd % attract 20
the quarter Ill of the Pain indians that bs
induced 20 thsre aud BY contact and example
20 learn 20 cultivate land snd raise cstis ssd hcsss~ ~
which Of the ChocAws and Chick axaws Chsrokses
and Greeks have become quits wealthy and psciabe
Inasmuch ~ compelled 10 leave on distant duty.
from which may net return IN time for the usual 70
ports 70 Congress, win call % the department. com
manders for Subordinate reports, 10 be transmitted
receipt and 10 be supplementary 20 this and To thin
must refer for dstss OF scsns events dur
ing the psst sm with great rsspst ycur eseicnt
servant, ". r. SHERMAN. Issui oesl Com'ag
Reper, ef Mslsr Gesersi Gesrs~ a.. MEADE.
HalDorssrrss DsrsStsrr 90 kArt.
PsfLAnKLvsIs. Pa, Oct "a lsse
have he o submit The