Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

thi q Il a las been pro2os here, AMI
TIM they Will assent. | would like to have
them say yes. thought when / came here
with this delegation that the chiefs would
accomplish something here; but as il is, we
will go back and consider with our people
When go out of the building to-day would
like the agent TO Ike me straight home with
out stopping at any other place.
The Commiss Toner then ma !e reference 20
the traders accompanying them, and said
ron Will md, now ana then, men living
among you, or that sort that You can trust:
but as a general thing you W III find them
only mischief makers. When you find one
disposed 10 be mischief maker. ready to
come between yOu and yOUr gent. and be
tween you and your Great Father, YOU may
be pretty sure he i your worst enemy, and
the less you submit your affairs u him. or
pay any attention To what ne says the better
II Will be FOR you. / am very glad TO nave
met you here, and very glad to have seen yoG
ms morning. 1hOpe you will have pleas
ant joNrney home, and that when you report
t. your people what the Great Father wants
done about the hunting privileges. about
Wyoming. and the Black Hills. that they
Will see that he is your Good Father. and
wants to do the best thing for them.
Red Cloud.-Six OF my young men have re-
manned four days a the Washington House,
and one all the while. Wherever white men
eat they always expect TO pay for il: tine bills
ihere Will amount To less than 500. When
return home | would like Ia leave the rail-
road at Sidney; Il is much nearer home than
cheyenne; and even If we walk home we
will make better time We can get there al
night. and walk home in the night.
commissioner will leave that matter 10
br. Daniels. He is going with You. and
whatever way he thinks quickest and best
he will do.
Red CIoud.-That is the wish of all my
people. That Is the way we go buffalo hunt
Commissioner have no objection TO
your leaving the railroad al Sidney, but will
leave IL 10 DR.. Daniels. Now about paving
for the board of those Indians who have pre-
Ierred quarters at the Washington House.
The proprietor of that house knew very well
that did not want you to go there, and he
knew very well why did not want you to
go there. Yet he has tried from the day you
came 10 get you there. ! do not think he
VIII have the face, and give him credit for
great deal of cheek-but 90 not think he
will have the face To present me any bill
for the board of Indians this year; ant he
has got you to do il. because he is ashamed
10 present il himself.
Red tloud.-He brought bill to take to
you. Showed II TO DIR. Daniels. who said the
name was not attached to il. and that he
must take ii back. / am not relative Of
mat man yOu speak of; ! have never spoken
any evil against any white man. / think
you are preiudiced against that man.
CommisSioner.-Well am. slightly
"Face then spoke to Red Cloud as follows:
] told you just how that matter would be
when we commenced il; we came here with
divided councils; we have accomplished
nothing: and we have no one 10 blame but
ourselves. The Red Cloud agent is a COOL
man; he is brave, true man; we tried to
bfeaR him down, but we could not. He j.
the man we ought 10 take back with US and
Keep. We have Tried him. | am a young
man and have suffered a great deal i'm my
efforts 10 protect the agency.
The Indians leave for home this evening
accompanied by the agents and INTERPRETERS
Spotted Tail and Red Clouds delegations 20
direct to their homes. but Lone Horns band
Will 90 VIA New y ork.