New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

AN INDIAN wAR-FALLACY OF THE INDIAN TRRATim-
oUTRAGEs BY THE sAyAGES-CHARAcrERnfSe
INDIAN LErTER-IyDIAE APPROPRIATION a~tS-
pLEs-CRoPs IN KASsAs-P0LITIoAL.
From Our Special Correspondent.
LEAyESwoRIH, Kansas Aug. 2 i655
The Indian Commissioners have now proven hsw
fues, their efforts to make treaty Of peace with -
tribes who for years been at with the GoTernms0
They have been grossly deceived aud imposed upon by In
dams who have neither influence position In the tribes 70
which they belong notwithstanding the reports OF tue Cea-
msoners they have made The chief men OF ne
Sioux and Cheyenne tribes deny that they either signed
treaty or represented 10 council
kilograms been received the effect that the Indians
burned the overland stage station Elk Horn the night u
the Goth inst Elk Horn about ten miles beyond fsfs
Mcpherson Oh the Platte Route. From clerk OF ma
Ostesd paymaser T. A. who has just returned from Fere
Laramie and who that post during the whole Conh~
ence learned that the Commissioners at Fort Laramie hsvs
prevailed upon the subordinate enbe ofths hostile
tribes to sign the treaty papers Be- they have controlling
voice with respective bands The Commissioners wsf6
obliged effect OF formal agreement with the pre-
tended Chiefs 20 save themselves Een public rdicue They
sihsa eut the goods and presents by the tun the 9ss
done beggs and thought in that to win to sus
the Independent bordes am also informed by
officers just from Laramie that there has not oeea a. tnas.
Council since has been in session The false representatives
hay. no influence whatever over mores Ths
Commissioners sent white and Cheyenne Indian
TO the treaty They were followed By party Of Sioux
and the white man was Knocked of bis horse BY The
indians beaten and stopped from going TO the village ThAs
is the feeling where whites to through
their country at present. II win DO some time before ne
coming H. and have faith in it, for don't believe thse
they will keep it. The reports received are from the msss
the Indian traders and interpreters who have bad bat little
faith in either the ~ or the reported ps:ss
the late Indian Commission furnished rsrbstn frou
'Hs RED oioad Black Nsbo Bee. BnL
spo;ted TAI KgSr1 R Ss staining Ss a. . -
there wagons loaded with Sdi.n good, ce Arst
ofheep head fhOs' 500 ROSTERS eo chickens 700 coOss<
The document drawn up in the handwriting Of "B.k
Hand who wrote plainly but spelled poorly he an In
roosters and l,000 hens is hard to conceive.
The amendment made to the ys1 bill by Senator Doostls
for the purpose feeding destitute Indian. and other
poses Of the most sring sindlss ever perpetrassd
Indian country but receipts properly signed vii be given e.
the whole amount while i e used BY The ~
By ws s s eS Sa ds
FOR She Camsnches Kowas and Apsches informs that Ne
reports Of peace made with the Cbeyennes are se that they
and that sy neither Sssr. peace nor have made one
They desire that the Government will abandon the smoky hW
route Col LeaveDworh DESTROYS Of hsvag another Peaes
reports which reachins here from The Upper Ms:ss
River tribes Of the nature and seem to warrant fears
Of general outbreak among all the tribes The commissors
that should be 10 treat With the Indians ere about 20 W
cavalry 20 commence operations IL November or Decembsk
well supplied with subsistence and packmue ransportauon
40 as 20 make Winter gn-whoh viii be the only knd
that can DO successful the Indians then In csmpe win
but e available Of defense and with their animals II
90 poor condition they be used -
escape forces Gen Sheridan Harvey would soop MAKE
@ permanent peace with them -, ma
he crops IN Kansas are heaviest harvested Th
AGRICULTURAL people ectases over their yields OF
Kinds of grain ti With the crops the Immense 80
grafton which steadily po-ed into kansas nn
and the many Important internal IMPROVEMENTS Kansas me
become one Of greaest States the Union FOR aercns
treI purposes IL be surpassed In Lsaenwore C
Ssye been snd Of completion since the LIST
snusry 1856 and upw Of 900 stores sn dwengs Toon9
nnsccrsomed 70 life the rapid improvements sna
which are constantly occurring would seem az gross
but spirit Of enterprise finds its eliminating
Ts. mol canvass IN this State viii only bean an
rnporen. one that 10 very uncertain &s TO
Tie local interests with the efforts that are ocinq
made by the half hundred senatora candidates. will secure A.
Legislature There three parties 10 hsns
the Republican National Union, " Bread and BatFr
composed wholly Of Federal Office holders and tns
PARTY which controls the large cities 10 this state VIA. 80
bluaops will DO formed IL order TO gain success are a.
Th6 Republicans effecting in,s 49,
iLltiOn throughout the State whAe the bIean az
party organized the ~ ~
modern Moses issued There are mthy
Kansas there yet, VINO sso oV ione
sgn his position for bis principles Tue inaus u sa
Presicerts policy Kansas has been not us
wcud had tie spirit survived me a.Ioaf us '"s'"
brought uroa bin.