, 1870-10-15


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renders them dlhscuk 10 manage. II tneE spite
cannot be vented tn 3ny other way. taeJ will de.
npoa Being furnished Mn NOR. They Ss1e been
much uorc t1actabs dnce company of unised
States uoop4 vas located near them. but give.
Sre dl,posed 70 teaeh them .ae srss ot peaoe.
Ins Indians .sa = tas Gso1 ] Gsssf ASsasy &
% 81 2o1er Tsnetoes md T1o-Ke.te s.oaI 4 tae
main. khey seem better disposed. and arc mating
more proRIess than theiE Lower Btuie netehbors,
on ea' sseia se1! p.st : .u 'e' Ss@l 8A ''f Improvement
GSa cns1sa foos x ao1xe ~: .rc, n, .ns
sfsieoce, conttss OF portions Of the THo-hette.
Sans AR, and Alnntcougon1 oands Of Soa3. Aaa
number IRON nse % SIX snnnsands tae Iaalotisy q
any IN this Supeitntendency: and whi:e theJ r.
gard It IS degrading 70 Kotx. tney take Nnat =
s3s sa s. sns 81 mn
duct became 20 aeasnt and reeelltous tant M
for troops, anu the pEompmess with when they
Eerc sent Wa rot only hiEh!y cte1iaNe 70 IN, Inc
aspsn%sns % nas anoaSas1' 70 IT,, sssn'f 1 ~ Ga sne
custom o. the Chiels IN Goanoa 70 u
dulee tn ths most insulting ia9auaSe a. xs,e eoa.
in general. speaking Of the President as white
| fool and dog without ears or 6Estos@ Al one of
tsse councils ne ~ aSens ~ as e. 20
Indians, were not Giving iof peace. aud un nat
desire either annuites Or subsistence sent 70
fhem- One OF the Chtels ooaSsea tnAt MS naoAs
were dyed fresh with white mans blood, and dts.
pl1Jed the scalp Of willie Womaa aanHl'hR ~
hls breast: S!uss re arrival Of !hs t.o22s ths5
hare acte'l Ike bad childten 1eafng punlsnfnent
but 1ctug q! that they conl1 WIZ sa'sly % sao~
their hostility. \ few hare been 1isPos:d 70
ierth Nlh bJ the Others. wao have heared rtdieuie
| upon thtm. and ufed eT:s3 GHo:s 10 alssnale
them ftnn + -,,.o,. Iae ,e sisit o. several
Of the Chiefs to NashlnGtnn. thia summer, @ll
They had thelr eJes opened a. me! never ue1s
sasir reois a q ii ,nas IL saey saw aa nsaf ioT
fear "f osipg their indueoce oEef TEEN, tae time
viii come when they can 6a1eH 20 90.
The Indians 10 ne vicinity q his ssenc:. nun
btltng zbout seren thousand. incsudc tho pocra-
s9e 70 MOI more
gard to wo!k and ciy1llzaaon euf aIe dasposs1 70 %
follow the chase ~ long u possible, anA WIZ 50
s,ps aspe.t9on. Sns md so1sins in 6e t;eeSom
which they still possess tnet a!e not 70 ane.sJ ~
81 &c oaa S As eo
! then locaoon anu tne oppe!Iuaies MMca sasS
sull hsre ioL nahunS. me !asoskeie casaae "aSa
nss taken plaee N the psstyeal o. s"T da mast SeI
tain!y he recaf1cd - cnceusaG1n9. Ine course
lafEn portion q tnsm "a sssam9 y Ieas1 ,, o.
Es sse3 ID taf III 5ane IS q
p
pctsa!t{ when u IS cnnaosle4l taat ING eNnt! !
which has 20 long existed tswa;as niem nas ~ been IN
ssoux IN hps,i'it!cs against ,hc whites.
~. % voKf MsAaan, sKKoIp n;1s h1sSc .r ,be no,,s
On sae op2sT As w. ~ ns1 11,,,es s tnoHn
) a. ne Aftekatses' Gros ssuuss aua 'raaEs
! numbering ahout tEentJ.nse nnnaten ns.sans, M
though belonging to ons tribe: They naye t,ss Sesn
n q aS woss1 1ae aao and
| EuECNA35Ol
1hen It IS considered tnat tee5 are loc1set vef!
! faI north, and within atout one .te;ree @ o. ~
IS severe ami rigorous and the winters arc veE,
ipns ISdGf tne @ ssr = ets not snn
t6a Tn ~ y, uner 1s, sry sta,s he,
: victims q drouih and . sest.e isoss.
used 81 | n supplying them VIII foo Is ye'y .faaii
while thrv hare Iatse'l hnt 3euo bushels Of sor.
against 1892 ~ 5sa VIII ons seniseF Ss sns.nn sx
n them ", ,Gs9 bushel. of corn alone.
Letter t.vn the agent a,si !; mo, month @ la.e
well Satisfied. however, 'bellesng that the te
ratsmens will fre Them Or Al least thoss o. 'he1
c5n ro1 St e6 !e nay sa1n
/: trying circumstances. hat been most marked, an
y sse tribes ior whom much more has be:n ,lnne
snS seem 10 ae e 6ecsp1 o. o@s nnu
e. 1SI u tne s Wes saaa exenass
= p'1a They hsvs 5esa sa;aassed :oE seats hy u
Il: x ssys sss f. ss e sa e
~ cause they would not IL ttae !asa mes sae
* -. cet,ted IN making PEACE with the Wahreton an
- J., sidcrob!e portion Of the different tribes !
- Grand RAfef. 4no SAeye11e Aeenciss. ~ !.
I'D 9Sa o. Au9uss aa1ee -; s,s ss, teIusnl.8
~ ~ camp W1th etx notsts !oaaen 1ltn naeat. "Sse
~ tacked y? ialsc paE.y q Hou1. anu tas y y
horses saken f5on them; Tae snsss e ,sttn ans n
q serious intuTy upon AZ attaching s.oa1: l. y
believed A The lime ina, the tatse1 ee,onSe a -
r,a an seeaR ssny xa. sTon.ca
agta' a sa'e er,sI 1ns sieF ns'f
e: Rs q iovins e9ifse.s t1om spssenss Ms.le " !
Chiefs in council y na,sssiy KY s.sfsss @ ~
nj s ss ;hs,F III eon.ton ~ % IN Wsn,S
~ Crows Breast, chief OF f;sos Fentrcs: "V
he come 70 ten yon mat there Is 81 1rgs ~ party
aFe fae sH sioa4 who stole siz p
lie 6ui as none o. oas peoRs "6s o ash Eat ,r,
IL tathet Mait ana nesT t. i peu" "Hns ,a ~
Of ,ns innians VIII whom % We iaifiy , aaae Peas
he ana II tnas GAse t1ouo!e nn ~ *oua ~ sou .Ua
shsse .'isns as .So soe, see q = one peop
f. s%s 81 tss;s - P|se;s iso III Nv nv
'S' Way Of ressltnton. 80 ~, We @ ioof e0H Up
oH | and that he could, In q dAy,
fe9 | wished, pnt stop to ali this wosk. !
he does not. heticye that proper Ecprcz eAtat1
has not been made- We believe Captain CA1o
- | our present Agent, has done all he cuuld Tor
the hands, Ne took his a11sice and made d tsrt
~ with The Sioux. but never believed that they NO
eas adhere to il Before Agents we!e sent to rs,
ne! consd hold our own against the Sioux, bnt NJ
tHE Wien We listen to the Wh1tea. we have u sit in
s.en 70 @ .aS sn,ses s,o,sn 's; pHsE o III,
aelt | cur lo<9ges- The Sioux viii never llsten 70
tea nets IL their ears md MAKE them" :
ang Crows Breast 1T y now twenty VIM
~! Ftnce hare taken the white b. TIC maud ant!
1ef sa1s sa11sf auS Go' 9e esenl ls,xn no'os wnas