The New York herald., 1872-01-18
speeches Of Spotted Tail and General
sss Hheridan-What the Great Father
5sss In Warrington Should Do
y aoan for the Red Men .T
Departure from Red Willow Creek
as .s ss sal and Arrival IN Denver. n. ss 7

ss8ss .a,,. .maH, siIs,ssfs 70 2 CAN'T Alsxls 4 :
-iO'i' swnlow CRxRK. Neb., Jan. 1o-Morning.j
After the courier had departed last night with
~ despatch containing the full account Of the buff
mo hunt the Indian powwow TOOK place "A mont
,of ne Grand Duke Alexis tent. 'cspIsoesi4eq. i.
. siozsim eAM AaRAxsp IN aoaasous sAnaxsNra s
nst 0eusrsi sheridan ssntiof spotted rati and
presented hin with . beautful scarlet olosh cap,
anbrssaeRsd with white beads; ., hAnAssns brown
e,osA nrn,ns robs. trimmed WIN scarlet;
an scssssaas ivory mounted hunting knlfes
and general ofncerss belt made OF Russia leather,
vYoughs win gut the delighted chief srrayed
hmsslf wisA tsese attractive lookins articles and
gscsenuv appeared in the midss OF biz people. who
Sufroundsd ma surveyed INN With sdmnsfou. 81
sah la A rnnss,sf PROM CHIP TO CHIEF.
i spessed TaAl was siven 70 understand that these
pressnsa were net nom she Great Father at WASH
inston. but nom sheridan himself = tessimonials
q ssseen "from one chief 70 toa.stAsn'suos5agrI Z,
as s.ss PRsrAalno ron sfrs snAxp 1rowwow..l. No \
while the Imperial party were at dinner prepara-
ssas wers bstns made for rthe Greas Indian war
dance. vntph is iauoduced q Illustrate one Of ths
eusssps cussons Or the "a men. me lndtsns nave
great variety Of dsncss ssch dance having ~ dis.
tinct AsnIncancA The one chosen for This roccas
don ~ aliT D3ii y izeW Sels5. eyAa l.9M =
',1 ',as3 ru1 wA8 DANCE ,,ss W.. ssa s Z.
10 CONSISTS ohieny m each warrior arising and
recountns shs history Of his exploits, at hs same
t,ms dancing N the circle formed by his hearers,
md keeping time 70 the heo1monotonous music OF
-
Of drum. WINE snels ,extols himself IN Il his
native language. An Immense log nre was
built bsswsea marrow Of tents and the nag pols in
mont Of tAem. Nsapwhns AZ the young warriors
were busy IN their lodge pails,ng their faces afresh
and decking themselves with ornaments. .lIE oil q
VISIT OF; vAsRIoRs AND INDIAN sQuAws. q
tho several bands Of sioux which spotted Tail had
collected were scsmHed snsar st nands on the other
side Of Red Wilow Ovseks addthe most successful
Of the warriors and several of the squaws came
across to participate In ana witness the Indian war
: 80 IAxrs wsss HUNG ABOUT i s,.'1 -ao -s, &
the nag pole and arranged around the inside Of the
circle formed BY the "chu6s, the Younger warriors
and the spectators Tne cnicfs did not participate
m the dance, their deeds being ven known ana
.SNAo".euseu " 'lie .n'a0'.s :. 'HeA A'.p's''''
pands ana. ndeeo' 70 OIL tne uipe on wmcn spotted
Tan b the cohtroling chtet an the self glorinca-
zion vaa Ieft "a the ,ass ceiabrssed braves. who
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1''s ss1 :. s'
iOoag 1aaX sMsRll sevAf ~ ras nssDs. ooGsa !.
The Indiana rat upon the sround, the more noteds
o,.. ,r rrcct h,,n,,s rA., t,,ss, 80 otrs scus
80 "a sry 'i.T,e-S .S'-.rc- ,-si :. q
Tne 0are OF tns o'ezne camp hses nsSnssnsa 'ne
enect produced BY the yellow and scarlet and car.
mine colors that were ~ conspicuous among those