, 1875-11-18

govern s. con.ro', sae following rursarsriss,
whtrh = ose .hn'! apprnyr. i1n ssyt: IA rie1d rc.
formal ntr0l hh0nit br exercised by thu Govern.
Wentg lfvca and manner. uf tho inlilais ef ;ht
*esrra partil MARTY in Tho direction nf re3n1r.
sng ~ learn aud praellte n" n1t* Of sntualr5,a
'"art 10 generation shall 'tasolccn s.irir ntart.i
mar Il Of nrtf.lmpr6s-nIrnt. Mrrr'y ~ dn.rfh
tEG s"' nnd To surround ,httu hy fote.H which Il
st i'na = for te,n III rt.su1. leaving t. In tirs nw
cehole!. G. aasrably they wilt live. mud how rIth
hai >bis ,hs .ho g;e.t n,lasi,y % il % of 'shs' II" 'aW
r"'H :, ts1,H vii! fall hcie1e.sy i,l,o coiiun of
n;"t* r;rI na pity srins. rhn sghs IT 'ao t'o,.
geN!' tla I,dsn aud The soui VI III"
xss '"S Fl" ..s n.y sa,T ssaS1 + i.w not Of to n IL
i;'ellH rafet5, WHICH ni1y gotrrns The condition ii
%o 60 {anl.rs y! ;1u rns. within .s state
,Gs tn t'": tStE"tnn anti Lestlcd which .uay
y" aatla4e! ti.r;fary t. tAvs tl.ia fro,n Itse
r'rsM ind cfIHle wbtH th. rs:' il lett to Itself viii
etT1aay ~, :nl's y n't'' .'it ~ future Salrt."
renus !" tsa'lo ,b,itt Il, auy or u! c .r,es u
tn" soHs; and. therefore, II sn.!Ira arn ia.,le, th
.'sef'ne .n "a ." at'!s ss"::d'' ' ~ ,'as they
formed Or for 'crslec* frulrrA. And In .h. l.ta:
,aent Q: tie ';on1uts ,p after t;,e expiration Z tia
ah"al! taarl sue. ars. The Interior Dc,m,i,lsnt
9utst!nout affective lhes. IL I,l!n3 in tho Tse4ly
of l5Sa !usoas.acnt wa. Provision inr furh laua
n:teascs Of The rase lHst II. n, ,nau fol.
y to 'nit',s !aas tue ln!'anH vii i-hor unless nstI
sea aaa e't ao ~ h e9 1;eea ss'f .h.s sDaa, It,
people of ths Un;tctl sl,..s viii. without
protest. long cou>rnt u 10 taz's - snpl,o,t the ara
hlonx Sat'nn. wthaut Fptaa e9ctr4tsnt aud they
ncnt .o show mat .ie condition IT thu indian vi. l.,
charity, II hc is 4ls rsnar III. tribal rciaio:,
does at exsu. hinl froul i6har If As public uu:ts.
tity Md liz own support ~4ulrc it.
II has been InAntllied thai ali oblIsatlons OF th
o"'trnmynt and Of lbs Indians hsvs been ,aerect
into the Treaty. Of lHs, ntl1 tf.a; All relations
ttaIIf It hi
gard this treaty. ..
TIL. WAT CLEAN ron Ac1los.
The screAscrE ar:slt nf TIM treaty l,rof.1.s tfn
This treay k.sall have tlle e'iret Of. aid 1,,a
co1srncd ~, arnRats1ie; and snnuiiug uEi treaties
abu agreement l1cErtn:niu citctrA into between sGs
respective artic. h.reto, far as such treaties aiI
nUtementa obliGatc the limited S:.tes furnish auI
s 70 s1h sHa nsa; @ si snJ, 81 of''S fnt.s;
ss hecoE'e r.r'ies to tnia tsesy. but further
30 that, TO. all uer puFlnFes, 5~r tile IniaHs
asn cnhcerneI, rrinr trc4;ies stll In force.
By iae hever. Of ,tds, nsa With tho varl-
oastsosa If ,hu Sioux tsll Lu: the Drui.t of Which
Hpot' TIL Ia tho principal Gu,e, tie iolowiug prr-
y,.pu Il ataentci tn and ,uads 1ronineu n4t,lsly:
ssit Indlsn- "hcs.ty acknowledge ticuss!vcs to ID
subset to tho hxrlusvc jur1~rtlo aul nnthurity Of
tho Cpitca *tates:" ~ tlla ly treat iIaon, the
Sioux Satlon Vito ths execution u SINGLE tdc, call
t.etn se!f-supporsius: Bat. it tnrre m treaty.
stipulation. u a1iosei y IL well srle, by tho u.
that th inia ,ribes rra,us ulthi,, s;,o territorial
limits Of the tn!tts Htates arc subject to their
!y, ana tia: '1grefs may lasa ls"s tor .ut govern
/
are no srcay.stianlasa9ns rrohutius. Aucu Laws.
The Treaty Of lts, L. Silent OH tl!s subject
nuI therefore. whatever t1r:a and regulations 1nny
be required 10 accomplish tbs PURPOSE Indicated 1aai
10 Fiehtf,y provided. without conflicting with exist.
Any a5tctn looking 10 the civilization Of these trtl,.,
OF tbrlr present reservation will II, IL. ic. iccat-a
II II rrncle.e. it xo's'u he i r thu s;iu ID
nho:lY aiallol thtlr l:ehsn: restrs47n. and Cu tc
ap apa 1s;5tsr sfvs s & s o, @
mitch inrt quickly and es5ily to 'nnr ac supporting,
| BY asFle'l!ral rt1rsu'. HI they !uas dr;un TIT
Indian Territory En thu gr"yc;Hf4 n ter race. ani
could not at present bt Inas t. s4yr tler present
1rs.rya.nn without ,:c utc q r.lltt1.; turss; aud
Il con't only r. dtnt by tndHriu; particular tunrs-
tAofe mort Aayace'i-lo 10 tAtsc, an; Il, ct
We hare until recently trra,tA The 1nataun TRIES IN
"dpmea'!c, tndepaadent nsii, IT.. Will wlerl w
negotiated lie treaty llner r7:,anlesas,on ntr,,.:y
urged On absntonuent "t !ht. police. snd Congress.
on Tue - Of March, III did ab'nlnul:, aut ctnattHl
the tcrrorr ct tho t'nrh A:a::~. ri.a!i hu neau~l.
edged Or rseoezei =. ~ al:p,nlrat n.t'on. ,ra.,r
treaty hut III obligation If shy treaty la~tuy JaAdo
an! ratified wt' my suc tneia, ''att"u p .r,be
|urartd."-Etrs..".s s'a;nft2. a,oT', r1.:r;t'i.
""E oAIl;A7losd 70 Exr!UnE LSAur11on1zE1'
| PERSONS.
Whatever HCiyatIuG4 ,lay he un.ter The TFahty
aha ,,e iulAH.', and fhs iaith Of the nntion il
;.casy provides that reservation, drscrDei herri,l
",hal II, anil thu sane i sci apart fur tho aeplute
i.eseia nansl aud ihs Wa!,e,l ststes now soicnliy
rasrca that 70 rer!on except these herein esigna.ed
,aa sns,t 10 g. sna esa ,ss T.
authorized a tnler utoa Indian reservations in dis
charge duties en,oned by law, aall s,er u per-
1lrd to pass oTeI 4vsle nFou, rrsfn In thu ttrTi
tory described IN tata ar.lce.' 70 thai, until ,ha
rey II atrneatetl W authority of the United status.
this "sornn mn Promise" IL eniorrsi. wlleu w 70. 70.
| ,nernlxr tLat the exterior boundaries Of thL4
. @ ssa sos' s so fs'ns dS aa HTsr Of ill.,
promise, .sr*,aly when, fr nearly 400 miles, The
NIL ", IT oien patt no that ruatA not
Ths lark. Hills are nearly In The ccntte Of the
ery4!ior, fru north to saulh. au ras'lS accessible
insurr ot force be employed By lie United statss
the good fah u the Sioux Nation With reference tI
Their obl';ations T,e obligations Ut tho treaty
mutual mud reciprocal.
FA1LunK or THE JSDIAss TO COMPLY WITH rEo.
! fIAIoHA 0r TIE THEATr.
The IMiant In the past Lave not acted to To-
htatrr Thug ,rn,niscd to maintain peaoe au. orr:
on tho reservation. AfAueo to keel, tits psoua,ss
"StSasnt ] Ys ey ssu 20 conduetei ted !hsmselvo.
whilst receiving tht bounty Of tho aoseEnmens, ~ 10
Spotted tat, sl,rcc Of Infantry and one " cayasy;
srsstun, and ANAL forcu u oseh Of tho other Asvn-
ries-a lnadc necessary by tho conduct of tic ln.
| dtans-a1l rcguIrlrg great ezpcGso for their nsin
trnnHce, except those On tue Missouri ni1lr ou 4-
eusnt ol tho distances from cheap transportation. No"
they akk that thu Government stall use shis military
fotc nut only to prcaerEe order and Euect property
ut tho ARencee hut Alau hat 1t shall 10 ,lsel 4;ast
cttsua of tho Uuitcd bates who ctose sio.tu law
aud treaty obligations, aud who, IN adAon tiis tAe
rsts Of couhict with thb Iualanh, for tAe shadowy
psospect el gold ~ .hs Hack Hills.
Although this treaty re4nirea thc Indians to remove
TO place doslgAAted GU tic Missouri! Hlver, or can-
| tlgnols to II, largc portion Of them uhe
| larger psrt) taye refuacd, and EcflHe, to
mako their pernlauent hn.e Ia the reservation set
spart for thc and say they Will ouy be removed by
| military force,
/ Hefufe the Sioux Nation Ia in position 10 exact ~
much VI the Government, 1t should relieve Tho Gov
ernnent Of tho nec4sty Of forre to protect ts own
Agents. and property puts.,ssd TOR the ase ot tue H.
Public Treasury sud should co,upy with the pzov1aion
that require, thou 70 .n"se to designated Place "a
Hills shuli be vamae4 1t rany millions, because of