Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-10

Gil, responded on its behalf as follows:
It was the OEmugec council that ordered del
egatcs from its body 10 meet the indians of the
prairie, and particularly those of their brethren
on the war path, in friendly council at this place
Our acting chief (the superintendent Of indian
atiairS) wa, authorized to appoint the delegation
and he rs head chief must ratiy our action to
make it legal. To do this he must be represented
| here. He sends his chief clerk, Cyrus Becdc to
represent the government in his place. He kee pS
4 careful record of all our proceedings, and
| through him and the agents on the frontier we
obtain provisions to subsist us during the cOun-
| CT. II 10 were not for this assistance we would
| toe unable TO procure provisions for you or for
ourselves Now see the different nations rep
resented here together and YOU sec one Of the
! friends OF our big chief here to represent him,
aud we are here TO make peace with each other
| ana Wlth the government of the United States,
and no white man will dictate our deliberations.
Al TINS time Or. Siearn, with the delegation
appointed for that purpose, accompanied by
HORSEBACK, chief of No-co-nie Comanches, re-
turned from the C0manche camps with thirty
one OF the Chlckasaw horses stolen by Co.
manchcS. They We're found in HorSeback's
camp, but were stolen by ppa-rlck-kas and
Qua ba-das. Two OF them were found in the
possession OF Horseback and three with kutts
Qulpt, anu were readily turned over. No men
oil notorlety were concerned IN TINS rad.
CouneH ADJOURNED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT again assembled.
~ SPEECH
Nhen look around and see all these friends
IN council II makes me feel glad We are all
one people here in council together Red 5reth-
rem All rove eacH Other, ana II any OF our broth
ers are DESTROYS to speak to us on the subject o!
peace with those OF our brethren not here,
would DC very glad ID hear them, as Tor my part
love all my brethren, including those on the
war putu; ana Il any OF the IaIter are mere l
would like to near them speak, that may know
what are their sentiments. those who came
from the TIMBER to hold council for peace with
US hnd me win them' am Tor peace; II those
asSeholeu mere want 10 make peace want them
10 say So-leI them SPEAK. men l see the
chlelS Assembled mere, and brother whites, ieel
lhilt iheU sentiments are ''ll lot peace
Mit-cO-hut-chle (Creekl SAID those OF them
rom the timber mad come long distance to-
ward me west to see their brethren OF thep prairie
ana TAX WIN tuem, 10 make peace road Wlth
them, to talk with them OF the custom OF their
Iorciaiacrs VINO met together IN this way and
made peace with each other lie counseled his
brethren to loiow theIr example, make peace
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