The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10
DEPARTMENT az TIE INTERIOR,
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS
W A$HISGTuNSD q SPnfcmIteF 9Th Is.
AG, ~upt- indian Affairs,
$1,000. IL

| ENuoH IIoLG, ~upt indian AnaIrs.
| Lawrence. Kansas.
e2d utimo. enclosing, copy OF a communication
| from Agent Gibson. relative to tresspas>crs mnk
informed that the same. together with a commu-
niGati9n rom Aren't long upon the subject Were
| it'll report. under date OF the 3lst nltimo.
replies 10 the same, stating that examination 6i
the treaty sthnlations in reference To This csnntry
OF the laws AMI treaties Of the United States AMI
rect me thcTcIopc in ins,Tr Won give no,i
of the decision of tho Department in reference
Iulcd to, aud warn ali persons who have already
gone into thc country, that unless they immediate
| ~ remove thcrciTom, the Government will taxi
such stcs ~ are necessary to effect such removal
you notify all white people, in the future to de
sist from any attempt to settle in the Indian Ter
AIiseouri; and that snoull any person already 10
Gated IN this territory Contrary to law refuse
notifications, settle within tho Indian country, YOU
should notify This Office OF the fact in which ease
steps VIII be taken to remove Snch persons from
! the Indian OuntTy.
In accordance with the foregoing and In order
to execute the decision of the Secretary, you will
70 a. t by publication in the
MP printed notices, or by both.
Very respectfully yonr oDedient servant,
IL Il Oh NJ A"t's Com.
In pursuance Of tho foregoing instructions, and
Tor INC inFiolnte maintenance OF the the treatie.
referred 10, All tresspasscrs resident upon said
lands. arc directed 10 remove from the Indian Ter
homes therein, are warned against entering The
same for such purposes.
For Information the following provisions Of trra
tics and law are appended;
"WnEREAs. 1t being the anxious desire of the
Government of The United States TO secure TO IN,
cherokee Nation of Indians permanent hon,,.
tees Of The United States be, and rcnnain tciI>
forever. n home That shall never in all futnT,.
il the lines, iIacci over it lie iurisiiction OF
Territory or State nor be pressed upon by the en-
tension, ~ any WY. Of any of the limits of any
eAlsting Terrltory or State Preamble 10 CherG-
The United states agree Ia possess tl,e t.be,,
KEGS and 20 guarantee il to Them forever. and thar
n 1acI + ncrcoy ssesscmnis pledged Of Sc
nd T :, ta,ss :grce TO Posses the
g Sarantec, j. hereby piedGed or &c-Articir l.
And said article. after describing tbs houndarir.
90 INC 9onnilF thus auarnnteei 10 the Cherokee
be issued y the United states as soon ~ prrrfr
bic for the land hereby guaranteed
and pledges on the part Of The So%ernncnt or is
United states. and authorizes The President to IL
81 ~, ~ q ace s 10 the provisions
.''Ehat the lands now occupied bv the Ch.yokc.
Nation shall he secured To the whole Cherokee
patent shnll be- issued FOR The same rtie,a
/, cherokee Treaty Of 1896.
the President OF the United States hiss issned =
patent executed 70 the Cherokee Nation. for their
lan,is a1ovS Eranlcti and guaTanteed.-and so fan
e relate to that part Of said lands lying south
has been no modification or change of title exeent
that IN cetrcaty OF 1868. articles 10 and i6 tie
privilege is granted TO tho United states TO settle.
civilized Indians upon certain conditions on the
LANDS cast Of .he 9sh Meridian. and friendly Tndi
IL Is distinctly stated that the Cherokee Nation re
s Of aid eounty west Of ,i lon itadc nnt 8HGf
& paid for and occupied by said friendly indians
ssten With the trcag er Is nT not nco9
rmcd and declared TO he 10 full forre and notinK
Icy the United State, or as reiiroujshmenf bT
the Cherokee Nation Of any claims or demand.
grps
herein expressly Providcd.'-Art 81 Trcs.s- -
IN article 90 of the same treaty the United
state guarantee % the people OF the Cherokee Ne
country, and protection againAt interruption on
United states who MAJ attempt 10 settle ON tlieir
LANDS ;Ls or resde in their terTi,oEy -liem:
in military service Of The CniteJ sisies and not
nom coming into tie Cherokee Nation or Tcnisin-
ing in the same, except a. otherwise provided jB
the nlted state. Indian Agent for the Cherokee
10 sse o M Ssion g or
now are OF hereafter may be- required by the indi
I'm compliance with a desire OF the United
states 20 locate other Indians and freedmen there
ted stTtes, 20 he sold IN aud used homes for
Other siriiizes indians a, ~, The ptsh states ma.
tire domain, 10 be divided by line running north
being retained by them. shall, except as heTein
9therwisc stipulated be forever set apart as
Inc ulled Slatc~ guarantees them quiet
session of their country anil protection sgafnst
hostIliIes on the part of other tribes ArficIe J.
Creek Treaty of 1906.
The Unitest states promise and agree thakIao
white person teSeept officers. agents employ
ees OF the Government and OF any informal ina
prov ctst eolnpan or persons travelling through
or Temporarily soleiruinS IN the said nations. or
either Of them shall be permitted 10 go into said
Territory, nniess formally Incorporated and nffu-
ralized by the joint action Of the authorities of
Choctaws and GhickaS0s, aeeoTttin 70 their Jaws
customs and usagcs. 4bt Article OF hoe taw and
Ghiekasaw Treaty, 1866
In compliance with sfie<irc Of the United
States TO locate ether IndfF freedmen IL Ss.
the SemiEoles eesfc a5fsi 10 the Eflfff
States their entire domsins''Artielc 8. Seminole
Treaty OF 1895. SO I -
"IH the Act OF Congress 30 regulate trade and
intercourse With Iudisn- tribes. Re. passed ia
June 1874 IL l. provided In Section H. that any
person who shall attempt 20 effect settlement on
any lands belonging. secured granted ky treaty
Of the United states, TO any Indian ibc &c, shalt
forfeit and pay the sum OF Thousand dollar
In section 10 the Superintendent Indian AfIairs
and Indian Agents and Subagcnts, are anth0rizrtl
! 10 remove from the Indian Country all persons
found tleEci5 contrary 10 law. and the Pfekidaht
or the tni.ed states T. aufilorizad TO direct ffu
military force 20 be employed IN such TemoyaI.o
In Ne revised regulations issued BIZ the N mr.
Department, Article 49, reads as follows. NO ger-
SON will permitted TO settle any lands belong.
ing secured or granted "a indiana, Ae,,
ENQCH H0A1s.
3s.eowsmos sBpt. Indian AGsirs.