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treacheroas. Yoa ~ill consult siih the
Russian Governor and other ofieers in re-
gard to regulating their intercourse With
the pests and settlement OF Sitks; and
you will strictly enforce, both with regard
10 the whites and natives, such regulations
as you may deem necessary to adopt with
these Indians and their intercourse with
our people. 1t is suggested that they be
prohibited from entering or remaining
within your garrison during the night. and
it may b. we'll to have guns charged with
grape and canister always bearing on their
villages, rskdy, at an instant's warnins' TO
destroy them. Such precautions may pre-
vest serious troubles and disasters.
10. You will be careful to cultivate
friendly relations with the inhabitants OF
your District, whether Russians, Creole or
Aboriginal; you will cndeavor to impress
upon your subordinxtes the Importance Of
maintaining and cultiva.ing pacific relations
with the peopls Of the country; and you
will be careful to check aud punish any
improper conduct on the part Of your sub.
ordinates, or Of the troops under their CON-
mand.
20. Past history HIS shown that most
of tho difficulties which have occurred in
this territory between the natives and for.
cign settlers, have arisen from violation
of tribal laws or rules in regard TO the
rights and duties Of their females. You
will give your special attention to this mat
ter. and will adopt such measures a. you
may deem necessary to prevent any CON-
plaint on this score.
81. Yoa will also, in the absence Of any
laws or regulations is regard to trade be-
tween our citizens and the tribal and mn.
civilized Indians Of the ceded territory,
discountcnaace all monopolies. old or new,
and under whatsoever pretext, and at the
same time prevent the abuses which too
frequently result from the unrestricted
intercourse Of avaricious traders, and ig-
norant, but vindictive, natives.
%. You will endeavor to impress upon
the tribal and uncivilixed inhabitants Of
the ceded territory which constitutes your
Military District, and especially upon their
chiefs, thst our government will regard
them as subject to its laws and entitled to
its protection; that, while they are pro-
tected by our government. they will be 70.
quired to respect tho rights Of all citizens Of
the Republic, and that, it any member Ola
tribe maltrat citizens Of tho United States,
tho whole tribe, and especially its chief,
will be held responsible tor the ofiense, or
crime committed by one Of ito members.
unless they expel such criminal. or deliver
him to u Tor puIishment.
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territory which constitutes your command
Tor long period Of year,. Their number
has always been small, and their military
forces never equal 70 those which wiz Dc
plaesd under your erden; nevertheless.
their officers, agcuts and m~schanis. have
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that vast country. Indian hostilisies there
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