New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

by bnrss of calculations by his peers in the council Bun
Twill give his speech ia fu II created deep mpres-
sion OH the Indian Commission. DToDlng himself OF MS
blankpt and standing in all the wild glory of the Indian
toilet turning TO his people and the cles, nc % sa
the Soh there are great many oga; squth there are ogsa
wish succeed n making peace between people and the
1rng round to Gen larn h S os5 & @ % te 8e Truth Yoa are
great Chief am big Chief hope that 'he Great Father sent yol
o5 III want to advise you Be quiet, Behave yourselves
coe toe whites alone who sni wa are you What DO Toa anouSs
o if tie whites I'LL your number weep al se M very % &
s and applause from whites aud Indians am say.
Ing ' for the good Of ny Pp Sa So nSs SD that Powder River
road tha Is the cause o. trcubss The great evil vi
e1s e SstaDs aa Red cloud o,s % nDd the had .k With in
Gem Cen STsom Fs9 , st SPn s ga a % Here are the Sioux and e
Cbyesne the other e stand between ,So % m have listened
oa 20 and make he great evil larger You set tie prairie on ire y
S & % ,ts1 f;s ,r,u 3 for %f ete SS t%o o the Road ad
the Smoky Hill Load Where are those annuies - S Gve Item
presents and nse their hearts G aastak B,1st1a Loud
e G Ss, eoap,f s1 nj %p BY Bca ceek where stand.
@ CARED Ss it T6a: ssg %% iSaG se9 T. 6a,s @ Psea
you anything sy will lsen and my people mere p'e' wiz
Commissioner Taylor then informed the Indians iS ilaC
he glad t0 them lie also thanked thcln or & %
frankness and hoped them on the morrow, "Heh
the Of tho Commission would De- gwen % thel' & n
there we're serious Questions ihyoIESd, rmcS tna aca
tomorrow morning which viii be very lnteIeSti.k' -. 10
In the above speeches viii be found Tour dlstcI ~
mands First the closing mp OF two rOads-the Powder
River and Smoky IIll roads second, tho payment Oh 9
annnites promSed for those roads, third that the trad
ers be allowed TO trade with them formerly fourth.
ammunition and presents. " 10 not To be uosIu HU
fhcse demands win be COMPLIED with; still tho decision
OF the Indian Commissioners Tomorrow morning VIII pe
send YOU these speeches IN full they speak for
themselves
REPLY or TIE INDIAN COMMIssIONERs-GEN,
sUERMANs sPEECH-sPEECH OF SENATOR
HENDERSON, AND FINAL REPLY OF THE
INDIAN CIIEFS-PEACE Is DEcLAEED WITH
TIE BRULE AND OGALLALLA SIOUX AND
CHEYENNES.
Frsu Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Sept %, 1867.
The council met again at noon to- day, and
a. soon AS silence was restored, Gen sherman rose and
spoke In tho following manner:
FGrssD heari words and have thought over is a
night q eoH r you our sa'T,r aS. % Say , yo"r b t Te Cow
supposed that the ceyee' ana An2ah9e are i, @ up
since Mt posts 'ad ma. sSS, r s, SsP far af . ' oy
rnnea. thought ih.i 70 oi an % % & % 1 II vas pecessy TO
The Chu eIt month IN October on The Arssns,s aa
on But '1 roads vii be built @'d you , a ns to- % "q oor
song the road nor does travel DESTROY tnc nunl1 10,
bun, s a. usual Father thought that consented
to 'as road at aTam la, ;5 SP95 zone % Ba var ' @ e ' aS
examination At Laramie IN So'sabT We tnl tnat s I", nurs
you .e I'll of [oa 70. s nyou t,'g 5s sy .ps, p
@ @ m have % con- O nm b'e To- see u.s. Ba e vii rot give you
cone TO fcioy agreement, We cannot give yoa powder
sa G Ge, .&s s5m. Of f'yo % ,}si Sp S % and Fe
Peoge ah their hands who Nere carrin prov 'oas WINES
~, All NJ 70 1--WE them almost anythnz Aer want because
sr have remained At peace al Spring asa Sgmms ba' TIE f o.
% At Sc' ior @ f AID sf;s men were Dot broaLt up
.s fe dP,qa upon game i' m s ,sa ana zee 'oa % ' 5 nes ea a
e ,as, se have sae house, Ss sae o You De same.
. s ,o .ncs nee T Yo eS on lri. u cs, and horse. lie
Yss, IsssS. a a Yo for oarssf tia, the White men
ore - ~ % S s p T. % y S don't % yia oo. .q 5o S hn. Eo, nos
vi. be too late snoF1 s i iTI' Riod G ''.Iaid s b. bn
al al 3 you ] @ ,errere he orrs. Ser sho out Of ioss
b. sset We terere propose 10 ei ile ~hee Guy H9ss R
Cheyenne Rr 10 have their lands Ike The white people r,er
a. a. , s [ s .sat You to cui,a,e yoa sn build boos
r. -ai,e We propose to be ron need help We
Chelu ard all Sol,e nars hal have ,9af bones tie & eo1a
ney can eoy The .He privilege" - ss, ] .ai ,gs n,l's'
taS 6a am ,fd'b, allowance, or The nPi growth
she rrd fal Jo9rss's that 'IaT across ihe
vh,e W. build iron roads ,sd yoa e,nooi stop 'a oene
All 90 che b 700 eau any wan 70 travel si to see tie
.s sgs. 90 & Pee, s ~ F, s, hk Of What you call w,r here 6u
ihr 'h minds fss yoa they viii come ogt - ,k -
w. =, , tr.~. A., live nse stiie men aaI We ~n heIp yoa
III ,oa s.t ". ar ioas more m 700 e rhc
no o@,s ipS St' a' W. t a mi s Va Vii b. kaa q.
roa u 1rep the pace bot oa Vool ,'sa 70 ies.a S are
Soa. teoe We s ie h,r, sg,n ia No,ember, gat "lrh
uo .a 'nn soe 90 tho Then EP1S''I .s, ,n @,., 'o 10
-, vhr. er you AZ, Wiling 10 o up r Srhas Woe Bah
W. 70 p...e g. hs NJ ,ar River >. yol caa
t er much encs2~ ,a !o eaa e, aea @ oi % & Voc
tsa rgse tall the Let Of Noyeabs That's
commissioner Taylor then spoke to the same purpose
senator Henderson followed next:
Ncle Io!se 'e,l aer NJ @o1 Oath October south
,ou 30 fpfer borr 10 either of t" places II
i.es t-y ,n do place Between tbs umc, l
se'io We ."t goa 20 s''p 'Le P'.s'. 10" . .Hs & % % V 80
ao o,e- srd si ~h we'd not bring any nor sha We g
10 viii uore pei,n, tl We e ' a0 your grew
tucs,. aaI Wli do perfect justice opom That's ~
Aud nov followed pause. daring which time the In
dlluH maintained perfect silence. The calumet OF peace
Observation-Disclosures" "Pawuce- Killer" and Big
Mouth" spoke after another all 10 thc same point,
VIZ that they Indians that they had come To make
,,e,rc aud desired peace; that they wished
mutiOn Tho Commissioners deIboruted Tor ABOUT ten
minutes. It WAS evident that the Indians were dis
DnIng this delberation Pawnee Killer and three
four o,r minor chiefs left The council wigwum Pawnee
Killer hurried 90 his lodge painted has face deep red,
and mounted hls horse and disappeared over the sand
cnrod with the Bruie Oganllas and Chcyennes Turkey
Foot the only representative left OF the Cheyennes
after Pawnce killer 10 Is rather doubtful whether the
peace with the latter tribe viii hold good but the Com
mission believes that the other two tribes Will be All right
Though no writings regular treaty was made there
Is truce. and that Is preferable To war Powder ana
ball and other presents, Will be distributed 10 the
tomorrow
TIE INDIAN QUESTION As VIEWED BY ONE OF
THEIR PEOPLE.
Fr,m .ha Louisville Journal.
We had the pleasure of an hours converse
ton fv days go with the foster brother OF the cole
lratcd Seminole Chief Billy Bowcgs His "reminiscences
of tha Florida wAr nre exceedingly interesting lie was
one of the moderate party u the thc, the party friendly
10 the whites When the tribe finally spht upon Tue sun
jcct. he with those who p,tioneu "s.' n@t'.Iy @ my
TrayIor to transfer thrn beyond Arkansas AZ no time
dn; s I'M. mad he been hostile 20 The whites, although,
"f course ne fought with ms tribe 80 long as general war
fare was kept up. ,,,..-, l.,
lie slys that he does not remember single instance IN