, 1869-08-10

= paper Ifdm gou hnoN!Q4 kaAk t1A IL o1s lAuos
c1 our ilmnef. VI naSe siwaJa treated the
vhfrRa wtU, and Ma dosaS want then 10 coma upon
e15 ssnaa. ssos yaa = :el tas aFcas Father al
Btayerr counsellor, IN oil u2n, then said:
'.1ou hare !old Is io-nay teat what We Nanted
spess 70 % ,o ~ Was ne es,s e nae 9esf
With "a b. threats and neccptsons they mn1e us
asa'ea as e 70 es ~" + hs 90 Tcs
Ssss g. .slta 81 O. - ~ s III su.s.s : doss
must he ,hat you zen Of TIC e.ea: council afe
sheT TonI., pot DO sa, we want the rrssr5asisn to
would ike to hare you see our little nelIs Of corn,
and see I! you ran enA p!ow or hoe. Ne want
to cultivate our land and rase corn ant stock, aad
III uplements. a he has gwen them 10 oar It'll
brethren aoath OF ns. We hope you Will srlI our
teet, aud come 10 unt assistance"
SPEECHES wtsr then lnaae ~ I1:e llll have,
Aurus1ps CAPTAIN, hhlf-trecnt and plhess- L.
the close Of these remar5s, Mr. Clarke %ta,e that
he lad 10 authority 10 speak for tie Grrai Father
lie WAS retrber Of the Grra. counci.. and sno X.
ing tina; there was 4 Great effort icing ulaAe to
among them to md out how they we're situated.
what they thought Of that treaty, and 10 Aesr
their eonrta,1.s, i taey has. any. lie aaslssI
ulone- lie would soon lie lo Washington, sex
the Great Father, and advise him 10 send out some
one, having full authority to act, TO riga1 1nrt-
wrolgs. He Informed them th.; ~ + mru Ser.
o. The heaA Of the gosetnucQi men who were
opposed 10 the po'es q frl1u that hal t-eh 2uI-
tnat hereafter the tn!ian was dealt Elth houes.iy
~ the white tnan- He also askcI ibrm If Iher
would be willing 10 Sell taet lln,s ~ The soyefu-
ment, 10 he pccufirt! h{ actual settlers oufF prO
yiueu the Great Father should furnish ;nen' x;sn
Q LeE place ID the couasts OF their Ecd brethren
South OF them.
Hard Kobe replied t5 Stating tha. tncy uau,e,
the white settlers removed !zom tnet- rtsesya:toa
md that when The Great Fa!her fulfilled al: Inc
PROMISES be had made heEe,o1ole, AMI pad them
Ing 10 talk with hitl- lie cLusaed thai The sell
tiers were cotning money; that they would r,ue
upon tEe Eesessatsoo, sakc claims, and when some
other While tn1n came aonT. they Wn1lt sell oat
70 tl1D 10 ~ $oIEe tlher Part u the RESERVATION
ana take another claim. II these aetilrl5 paust
On ~ tne 1e4 sa1 aqs 6r "3nted re goveIa
Lhiefs Tor the ienent OF the nation
nite HAIR CLOSED b. statipE that the aunu!IE OF
Two ayueiits were now due. and thc5 want.si
them pail. They wanted the AnnuIty paid anua;.
y. Whe1 Pau SEN, oaaEally the aa,a2nt vas 50
nnnultlcs paid III Cash. not in guods Rrcenhacka
The goods Rest always such as the, .l!t nos want
nnd sonli not use 70 aaE aE n'.vantage. aaa the
1unir Tor cheating the Indians. Il the latter did
not InoT the value Of them. He also said that
when the government IaI1 the luu.ln what waa
II the Great Father Tante.! 10 talk with them OF
make new treaty, they wnuli consuls aoont It.
lie also ronpjs,nta tbai the pr,crt1ls Of The
sale Of the cedeu lan,!s WAS 10 ~ into general
fund. for tho benrnt Of all the 1u,tiasls, He did
Rot want that to be dime The lsnt'5 belonged 10
the OsaXes, and tue Usagcs wert entitled to md
should receive ihe cutlsc benefit arising tEum
their Kale,
Aiter snakc.hands all roun.i, au,l personal
INTRODUCTION OF most OF oar paris 10 the Gels aaI
counstllore, ponies wrre nIdante,a, a,u1 IN i few
m!Hutta they were seen striking across ta. prairie
tt different directions.