Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

oefs s siT; on payment Of said 30 Jans iss
And whereas the said Treaty having been
submitted to the Senate OF the United states for
lis const' utonal action thereon, the Senate did
Oh the eighteenth day of June, one Thousand
elght hundred and sixty Eight, advise ana con-
menis, by a resolution IN the words and liz ares
following, 20 Wit:
In Executive SESSION.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
June l., 1855.
EcSolred. (tpro thirds # the Senator's yressnf CON.
cbTFsHs,) That the Senate advise aud consent
20 me ratification Of the articles of agreement
concluded at Washington. ID. e., the sd day
OF February, le67. between the United Safes
represented by Lewis V Bogy, Commissioner
o. Indian Affairs, W. Il. Watson, Special Com
missioner, Thomas Murphy, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs, George q. Snow aud o. A Col
Ton, T. D Indian Agents, duly authorized. and
ne Senecas, represented by Geergs SpIcer aad
John MUsb, the mixed Senecas and Shswu,es
by John Whitetree, John Young and Lswis
Davis, the Quapaws. by 5. q. Waller and Ks.
zhe.cah the confederated Peorias, KaskaskIas.
Meas' ana Piankeshaws, by Baptiste Peoria,
Ottawas OF Blanchard's Fork aud Roche de
BGuf, by John White and 7. 7. Jones' and i'm
GUIDING certain Wyandott[els, represented by
lauIomee. or John Hat and John ksraho,
ASSESSMENTS:
ATucie f.-Strlke out the following words
sand The land in Kansas herein coded sh ali he
op. n to er try and settlement the same as OF her
public lands within sixty DAYS after the com.
pieuon OF the surveys thereof and inser. in
ne, nsa I Ihereof g under the presumption laws Of
shail be paid In the money OF the United States
AT the proper land Office, within one year from
the date OF entry and settlement
Article l2-Strike out the followin W lrds.
"the government being under obligations to
protect them, but for the time unable % do
So"
Same articIe.-Strike out the followinv
words "upon such report, make such wards
as he may deem equita Jle and lust; and ooa
such award the United States will pay the
Claimants the amounts declared to be due
Prorided, That the sums so paid shall not ex.
coed thirty five thousand dollars for the Ssne
eas, twenty fl We thousand dollars for the shaw
nees, and thirty thousand dollars for the q ua
paws: and If the awards snail exceed snch
amounts In either case, the claimants shall be
paid pro rata from the amount appropriately
and insert in lien thereof: report the same
Article I3.-Strike out the following words.
.and In order to reorganize and provide for the
Wyandotlels, many Of whom have been in a
their treaty OF 1855. II IL provided that there
shall be recognized a. due and paid to the Wv
andetfte]s OF all classes he sum of eisbtv.
s aa,ee tnoosa9d eight hundred md fourteen
stated and described In the schedule anoeY.d
to this treaty marked "a" and insert In t..
thereof: land the Secretary Of the Interior Il
hereby authorized and required 10 anno,n,
three persons whose duty IL shall he 70 ascsr.
tain and report TO the Department the smor.t
Of money. II any, due bv the United States 70
tne Myandot'lel Indians under existing treaty
sup uiations, and the items mentioned In
scoeonis A, appended 10 this treaty, and the
report OF the persons % appointed. with the
evidence taken, shall Be- submitted 70 Oonere.s
Tor action at its next session"
Article l4.-Stiike out the following words:
Ssno the United States further agree 10 pay to
the said Wyandoulels the sum OF eIi,7S7A
being the amount Of taxes levied under the au.
thor1ty Of the State OF Kansas, contrary 10 the
terms Of the treaty Of ls5S, previous TO the
organization Of the STATE government and for
five years thereafter, IN consideration OF which
the said Wysndott(ejs, receiving their portion
Of the eaid sum. shaii in each case reiincuish
in wriliug by themselves, or through the i,a.a
ware agent rs their guardian. all further claim
aganSt the United States as TO mat,sr, Retain,
10 the raid taxes
.'such amount, not exceeding slp, 70, as mayS