New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

have ,cty , ,,,,, VIZ We with the Commissioners and
settlement 90 tEtir pflIs is siuH t<cleu sen""a
iu. i,d NOV are about 3cOc IN number and, dNiclng
tEtr LLd cqlUiJ between In, I'M w., '
o. me C"'Gn'-.on 10 r ~ ,'c sale IN lie qresnry OF
ara ~ l.uoi. fEc pn''c.S 81 -. Wv - ~
the United Stars paying five per cent per aIhih lcT-
f-t on N a. t,tfI a. the DE-, ZCt. TINS course. III ~
,5 Nh lHd 80, difficulties They also propose 10
make II a lay that 10 while man shan settle upon ih'F
Lands hcscafiCr under penalty OF immediate o4pul@lon
1,rri Treaty viii be made with tie Arrapahoes
and Ara.h,s Iu three days the ChryenrcS' "ho !'|e
h.cu 40 W.T. since TIE htll,E o. Iner N,i5sS ns - ~
ll. tir vit Ic !a camp 20 Eoll Low-vow aud uahc
~ Of peace. after which We Will HE away TO Nor1A
fc o4-Thc Apaches signed a treaty Of peace to-day
They l1Fe also th't'" NO - @ 20
-,,.1s mis- tribe eXclusiye OF Ucir amnuitics viii
,,e s. ea0 rcr aunun. In Hon Of ttir auuuiiies u
. ~ clothes Is 20 hc given each adult; 10 eacl female
jrss M. de or WOODEN material. Che Kiowa and Co
,uIrr lrS receive $500 annually, exclusive ~ tAclr
aEnuilics THESE tribes have left for N"w-NeEico.
l.y,ltd most splr,did speech, which viii equal any
Indian Grafton over uttered 10 reads rs follows:
,siotrs Of NJ q trI IirLeT Yoi no dorht are tired
II ;hc much talk OF car people" Many Of them have pm
have kept back ana said nothing, not that dd not con
slider self rj the principal clct oI the ki"Nalallcl
lut others Younger Than l. desired to talk. aud lett II
40 tu.m Ett1e leaving, however, "a low intend 10
go, ! come 10 say that tho kioWas ana CGm"nchcs
a. II 10 brings prosperity TO az, we, OF course, WI
Ike n The better. " it bru % prosperity or adversely
We viii not abandon it. 1t i cur contract, and y
shall stand. Our people carried war against
Texas. He Thought the Great Father would moi he OF
icnG forlc Texans Lad gOie cut from among his peo
tlc and become Ills Cucuios You tell Us that they
have made peace and returned to 10 gici lalhI. NC
their llid They have pledged thcir word ana thHt
word shall last unless the whites shall break trr con
tract and invite the horrors Of WIZ We 90 hot break
trraucs We make but few contracts ard them we re
almhcr well. Tho whites make many that tbcy are
n.Ie to forget them. The white cliff seems seems
nj 10 he allie 10 govern Lis braves The Great
Father seems Iovcrl, IS in the face 81 his children
lie sometimes bCcoueS angry when &c sees The Wro - OF
l.s rc.pe committed ON Tie red an. and his voice be
comes loud tie roaring vii is But like TIC Wihd soon
dies away. and leaves the sVen calm Of UNDECIDED oI
PRESTON We hope row that better time has come II
~ wond tak aud ih,n do as yen nave dole l S,n -,
White man, hut never because 10 gave IA pleasure.
Before the day q oppression came, no VINE man
cave rs nple Joy Ia share with Lin than II gave
u 20 rarahe 81 hospitality In the furdistan past
pluugh tor hCid Tic Icd and the lite It's broad
rais 50 IA now to COZ iiac ana the Wllic man SloEs
Jealous 't lis rcd brother He once came 10 u,; JIG
co4ts 10 tcht lie once came hs Cliizcl nc hoW
"a soldier He once put his trust IL our me M
slap, and wanted no shield MT ohr hathl! uu' 10" ue
builds ort> aud plants biz ctls on tier walls lie once
csyrus aud powder ara h1'o IL. lni the game ne
jLcH loved hH nor ms c0u.ti &C. ne now wv
Ilictd faith. and drives Us 10 be his enemies lie now
covers Bic wiki the cloud II Jealousy ana anger.
speaks 10 his dog We thank the Great spirit that I'LL
these wrongs NOW 10 ccsc AID the old oy - peace
ana friendship 10 come again. uu t3ht ~ i5"'s ul
talked as friends, lou haYe patiently hcn@ our many
lIIrts. TO iACN have seemed lilHliF' 10
Us Trey are every llnr l"u nave h"t lieu - ".! Ui
10 get from or lands for nothing. lou nave not red
10 make Lcw bargain merely TO get the advantage ION
have not 9>Lcd t0 make our Hultics smaller; hut IN
skpd you have made them larger. NOu have rot win,
drawn q single gift, but voluntarily N0u have pToV.dcd
new guarantees for education aud cunliolf.
When we saw these things then sad. These are the
men az the pa.t' We az once gave yen hcat5. lou
now have them. You know what Is best for US Do Tor
lat d, best Teach Us The road to a'C aid We WIZ
not depart from u forever. For y0ur saLcs the green
grass shall not De stained with the blood III Tie WirS
Your people u again be oar pcoih ana perez Eha nc
mutual heritage. III wrong comes, We SNAIL look 10
for tic right. We know you Will not inrHke us, ana
tell your people 20 be Won have been. am old ana VIII
join my father, bu' those WHO come after me VIII e,
member this day. II treasured up 10y The od ana
VIII be carried with them 90 the grave aud then handed
down Dee kept sacred tradition by their children ana
their Childrcu's children. There l. not drop OF my
blood running in the veins ~ any creature HIng Ana
when gone 10 tho happy land, who VIII mourn Tor
Good by! You nay never see me more, but remember
Sdtauk as lie white MANS friend .
Every one present deeply affected on hearing the
OLD c1cfs eloquent speech By the hearers. have no
doubt that tl~ sIct,h VIII bo long ieluclnbercd ITO
above is a true tiuuScl ipuon OF 10.