The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

OF which gave TO ne close AIR Of peasantness,
ana the stalwart warriors hled out IN snsht
rnouEhtnness IN charge Of their othelals 70,
night they are about IN groups ~ theif hotel
medltaung over the days proceedings.
THE INDIANS PLEASED.
Dr. Danlels, Inspector OF Indian Analrs, VINO mas
charge OF them, says that they are all well pleased,
and that while the proposition made 70 tnem oy
the President 10 90 iurther south has met WIN
no determination among them, he has no DOUBT
that 10y slow degrees favorable result
VIII re reached IN some way Wheh
the proposition for accomplishing them win nave
been defined. For the present they regard ~ a.
a Joke and smile over IT, because they say, the
southern country is unhealthy. The proposition
Is not new one, having been MADE once Delote
by the President nut not with the emphatic
declarations and explanations whlcn accompanied
III to-day. Governors lhayer, 81 NNOullhe' rem
nington. of Dakota and Delegates steele ana
Riddle, OF those Territories. VINO ere present NJ
the talk, lndorse the Presidents pOllci, Dul are
positive the sioux VIII not aoandvh Tue l'ma u
their fathers for reservation In the Indian Terri
tory. Ihey are represented as being stronkf
attached 10 The BlacG nils, and the rear that he
government would Withdraw rations does not
have any weight win them aJ al. Il, as stated
III rhese dispatches yesterday, the report Of toe
geological expedition should prove favorable tne
policy win tnen be announced that Inc leading
men OF botn political parties a. agreed that the
Indian territory Is the inevitable nome OF all tne
Indian tribes So fixed 10 TINS p0lcy that Senat or
Morr OF Maine, whom the PRESIDENT was
ANXIOUS should be present al the conferences now
taxing place and who declined 10 come, tele
prapDed that he should advocate the concentra-
tton OF all the wards OF the nation IN the indlan
TERRITORY and declared that II ought 10 DE carried
into effect without DELAY so soon as the new treaty
obligations could be agreed upon.
THE INTERPRETERS.
At the talk to-day there were Tour interpreters,
though the services or but one were required Il
had been asserted that the Indians were being de-
celved. ana the President instructed the inter-
prefers 10 Interrupt hun or the party interpreting
H. in their opln0n, MS language could not Oe
plainly made known or II his ideas were not ex-
actly ana clearly conveyed. NO INTERRUPTION,
however occurred.
Professor Marsh was present ana expected Red
Cloud woulu state MS complaint about the bad
ona1ity of The supply OF subsistence stores. Tnls
talk. now yer. to-day was specifically 70 impress
upon tae delegation or Indians what was desired
ia regard the Black Hills country, aud the Plesi
dent did not zee IL wise TO diveF toe attention
OF the indians frem the opect OF the ak
i. is stated that when the cneis were called TO-
gether 10 visit Washington Red Cloud was sure lt
was 70 lay before the President their grievances;
but since IL has been explained 70 hlm ana MS
brothers, alter thclr arrival mere, max 10 was
upon the Black BINS business and that the move.
nlcnt not intended 10 dsplace nlin as chie, ne
well as the others nave become more recJncllcd
and tractable. MS j. the real source OF the al
ncuty which mas arisen alnoag them ont OF the
interference and plottlngs ui the interpreters Of
Inc Indian traoers who accompanied them, but
not wlth authority Commissioners smith has no
tined Inspector Daniels thaL the nrst formal conn
Ell will be held tomorrow at the Interior DE part
ment, at ten O'Clock. when ne would expect all
the Indians prepared Tor business.
SHADOW OF THE THIRD TERN
The statement mace 10y the President 10 the
Indians in allnding 10 his desire 10 see all the
Indians anc their amiiies properly provided fol-
must De respected oy my successor Ind bY other
ADMINISTRATIONS IN the future''-Was construed at
once 10 REFER U third term, as he mlghi pe his
IN the uturen could not exist untl MS admtnis
tration was ended. Ihs peculiar manner Ia
when tue President expressed himself became az
once the subject or conversation among those
VINO were present. ana, rs was asked ~ me m
Der OF Congress, Why didn't he tell the Indians n
only Tor effect that he wanted 70 secure them
during the next tive years Ill the advantages his
expiring term would allow