, 1874-10-13
the INDIANS.
President Grant Visits ttle Semi. C;v-
iIiZcd Tribes Of the Indian
Territory.
The Savage Breast soothed by His E'o-
quence on Several Occasions.

At HUMBOLDT, KS.
HUMBOLDT. KB., Dot. 12.-PrcBident Grant
passed hore at 2:i0 y. N. Tho cntlro town
turned out. 1fo wau received amid tho lariug Of
torches aud stratus of music. Cheers loud uud
long rent tho air.
At v1S1T1a, 1.T.
ylS111A, I, T.. Oct. IA party of capitalists
numbering nbout fifty, escorted by Col. Tal-
mndgo. General Superintendent Of u1o Atlantic
l. raciilc Railroad, arrived At Vinttin at $50
o'clock. and unsBel down tho H., X. d I. Il. T..
to Chotonu Station. 1lia is the largest party.
and represents tho most money, tat over visited
tho indinn Territory at rhis place. They met
tho Presidents party, aud cordial greetings wcro
exchanged. Thoy will so to Enporia, aud ovug
the A., r, l. aantA Eo to AtchiBon and Kansas Cty,
thonco to st. Louin and probably lease NJ Louis
Oh tho 10th, and arrive III Nav York On tho 10Th
At CApDo, D. T.
CAppo, D. T.. Oct. 12.-At Caddo, Cluctass
Natiou, tho Legislature, Judges Of tho Courts,
Hnd other officers Of tho Ohoctaw Government
tho Presidents pa,ty, Mr.. McGeo King, oil tho
part OF tho Governor, lnnde the welcoming
speech to tho President thanking linn nnd tho
great white race for tho civilization and progress
friendship tho President had Always shown to-
wards tho Indian people. The Venerable Coy
ornor, pythciin acted an intcrprotor. THO
President, in reply spoke ~ follows: - haye
eeen very much gratitiea in paasnS through
donccs Of Progress among your people.
an glad to 6eo them engaged in
tho raiBin; Of stock. and I thiuk f, country 30
well rdaptcd ~ this to lha. branch of industry,
you cannot fail to become wealthy mud proapcr-
Gus. l,avo always endcavored to protect tho
lndnn from wrong. and inlns'lcc, and to give
them ovory civil right. In ftr.ure yeara, should
I again llavo u,o pleasure Of passing through
your country, hope 10 SEQ g:cat fields Of cotton
mud other products that your soil mud climate Is
10 we'll adapted to produce. l,are uo doubt
hut that In timo you will become an,ong tho
most wealthy citizcna OF tue United Statoe. You
laave soil and climate that justies mo in nay-
lug that TO sou. l. am much pieazcd to nloot 80
many citizens Of thb ChoctRw na.ion."
Tho following ccfnprises tho Presidents party !:
THO preBitlant and Mira Grant, at,4A Sharp, Mr..
and alra, Norio. Mihg Dorie, md Gen. Babcnc!;.
At 81. Louis tho party waa joined ly Con. llar-
Sheridan mot thu party Mt bnttA!is, aid accom-
panied tlon to Dtspsot,. Ou Ills ruturn to Caddo.
i,o took 4is departure foy Fort Sill. The ontira
party arc The guests Of tho Missouri, Kauea3 &
Texas Eaiiroai. and are escorted by Col. Il. X.
Stevens, Gcueral Manager Of Tho Company,
Thoy go by special trains ot tho various ii,es Of
railway to Fort Ieayenwort|'. thence to Sprlng-
field uEa Chicago.
At MUskAaEi:. GREEK sAr1oS.
fftr members of the Creot Council. tho presi-
ictt of tho Senato. and the Speaker or tho liouso
caulo from Okmujgeo tho Capital Of tho Ma
tioi', to greet tho President. Thero was yoly
largo conco,lrso Of citizens at tho dcrot. \
Joint Committee OF the Sanuto and House was
instructed to present y welcome to the President.
Pleasant Porter delivered The following address !:
''atr. rresidcut: Tho Creo!l Council now iu
session, instruct mo to oxpresB to You their ap-
red upon then, in Whiting tito Iudian Terri
tory. The Indian raco look upon you Oh
tho friend Of their people. They feel con-
tielcnt that yon. whIo occupying tho elevated
station which you now occupy with 10 mitch
honor to tho uhole country. will guard sacrcdy
lilo rights Of all, however weak anil defensccss
they may he. lii llehalf of the people. aud with
sentiments Of high regard for yon personally,
wo bid vnu ~olcomo to our country" Tho
President spolc as followa: ~ sball remember
with pleasure MY visit to tho Italian Territory
FOO Of. oyory hide evidence of pr oaporty In this
latitude YOU must poHyeaB a clln nto we'll adapted
to tho growth Of cotton and: other profitable
crops. havo always. tried TO ace you
your treaties, nnd %hilo / hold my rrcecnt
position ffI ai,all cnleGvtr to sca that
you are prot acted in Tho en]o ynie,t OF your per-
sonal or civil rights. With in tlustry mud proror
righta Of others, you canno' fail to beconlo proe~
porous and useful citizen F." Col. ". L. loss
and u number:of prominent Chorosoes greeted
tho President with warm greeting and y hearty
welcome. At tho ttltiotoit stations hl0NH tho
limo OF tho roatl9 h,tulll''ds Of people crowded
tho lcpots to welcome tEo president. Tho re-
ception of tho Trcside.ri al. Muskagee in tho
las: public demonstration t.9 Tho Presidential
rnrtv. 1t wilt long bo remembered BY the people
OF tho Indian Territory. ho IL Tho first prcsi
dout tlat ovor ylsitsl this &c slntry.
Tho Capture OF Sssszanth saiati Fig Tree.
Wss1ttSoroS, D. G., Ofs. ia dispatch
fran Darlington. Indian ge rltory, Oct. s. anys
twcnty.four lodges of tho aowaH under Satanla
eurrondercd to Con. Ncllt Satanta and l;!g
Jreo wlll be hold in c!oao confinement Oh host
agos until further orders.