The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06


rnndu 4 nas heeG reportet 70 tht Fie-iaenl. ana
AZ Instructed ~ ntm ~ give ~ : 'oN@n 81 AZ
LirfLE WorNn--ty friend. | M4Ai to se4E Il
you abOnt another matter. These tgne1 have
heard to-day 10 not ease me. hui -aall ier u -
ny, anu want 90 say = lew words ;oAoa. Whsi
! came acre Aou gave lie some advice about rhs
proper way when went buffalo nuAting. ana nave
alNalS ION me way II You INSTRUCTED mo. iht
man NE0 Il Interpreting for me- nrpu-al ms nrw4
inat sou WISHED ~ Rave me zen III GHutlng PRIV
iitRe. lold htm y would Dc better ~ Nait 4 lev
years, but NOn nave gwen me wOrl anu wlli rake
~ nack 70 my peopc rhd let fnen decide. inetr :
ne great inaay huhaloee ielt ~ the country. !
have tolu ms ageur nj those iouag men wno
lett the agency 70 90 hnnung an not 20 20 re-
cause hey wan ed 70 dlsobeY Lac Treat Father.
nut lacy wanted % sell the roOes wnen there wa,
issue. WHen 90 home ! small TEL my oplo
wnaf you nave sald ABOUT hunting hullo, anu
fhink snry uilI say '.Ye- - but / tmuk sou nusnt
- rive more money % a. lor our women and
enIidren. That Is al nave 20 say, and wish yOL
TO CONSIDER lnese tnings.
CoaHiSsIoNER-lnaye ALWAYS heard wen OF Lit
lie wound wncn ne went on MS hunting eXpedl
tlons. Ine officers and soldiers have always re-
ported tnat you were uisposel 70 10 flght. BuL
You know VERY Nea tnat y1u scarcely ever 20
nuntlng tnaf something does not occur waicn
makes trouble between your people ana the
wn,es, anu every year Ems grows more and moro
likely o occur. aAd am glad 70 hear you say you
Will give up TINS right, tnst is.vcry Gear to you.
viii presett year case 10 the secretary 81 the In
terror aud through hlin 10 the frcS.deui, ana
then 10 Congress, asking that Congress VIII gise
the additional sun OF money wnch the secretary
yesterday PROMISED 10 gsf out nope YOU viii he
anle TO 0lstln ulsa between THIS promise that W.
VIII try 10 get rms money, ana the promise THAI
ierent things.
SITTING BULL hal said would 20 nome wiIn
out, nut | have concluded TO say = K WORDS
The young men also nave their opinion about mat.
tiers which are spoKen OF here as wen as tlia
cnlels, and | brought these young men here 80
tAat taes may consider Whatever questions come
up. | have now been here more than ten days
and nave listened TO al that has been sand on n0tn
SIDES. Although ! nave shia nothing nave taken
| mo my ears everything thai mas been salu.
taought would 90 away without saying anything
10 you, out l am going To say lew 0r3s. These
Two men WHO dld our CUISINES ior Us dtd not tell
you tneir own opinions. buf the Opinions Of al
the people, ana they tel. you the opinion or our
delegation. lou nave told them since tney
Dcen here at the wish OF tue Presidentt
aiso the words OF the secretary or the In
terror and yourself. You nave heard Que OF
the chleis say that he would agiee % 4. am o.
the same opinion, and wuen 20 nome Will see
my people and get them 60 agree 10 II. Nheu The
cheis consaer aDyt thing mat IS Tor tneir gooda
tue happluess OF cnelr people in the iuture tney
try ~ do the best they can. 1 should nave OeeM
glad 70 nave taken the news home that We nad
accompli. hed our business ghs people that ara
lett at nome and the cniels waiting 10 heAt
wnat their cnleis nave done II Washington, anu
answer; they WIN listen to every thing that mas
assem-. i Would Ike 10 nave them say .yesp I
thought wnen came mere with this delegation
that the cnlels would accomplish sonetning here;
but Is Il - we VIII 20 back and eonsider with our
people. When 20 cut OF this builalng to-day 1
would like tue agent take me straight nume
without stopping at any other place.
CoMMISsIONER-I want to SPEAK TO those young
men about tGose haI indian men and mar white
men. / am sorry they are White al all who i've
I
hvnQ among GU OIL that sort that you can trust.
but as general tnlng you wa mud thep only
mischief makers. When YOU md Que disposed 70
be a mischief maker, ready to come between YOU
aud your agent anu between you aud your Great
/ Father, sou may be pretty sure he - your worst
enemy, anu the less you suomlt your anairs To
him or pay any attention 10 what ne says tue
\ better u WIZ oe ior you. i AN gao 10 nave hes
you and glad TO have seen you Ias morning.
hope yon will have "A pleasant journey home and
tnat when you rspors 20 your peop,e what lns
Great Fatner wants done ABOUT hunting priv
leges, about Wyoming and the Black Hills, that
they viii see tnat ne As Your Good Fataer and
wants 10 do the best thing Tor them.
RED CLoUD-SX my Young men have re-
NAMED TOUR aa,s at the Washington House aud
one all Tne tIme Wherever white they
expect TO pay IT. The bills will amount Ia
less tnan 500. When | return nome would ike
ID leave the railroad at sidney IL ls much nearer
home han cheyenne, anu even u we walk holnd
we can make better time. We can get there az
night aud Walk home IN The night.
IoMMissIvNER-l VIII leave mat matter 10 DIR.
Daneis. He - gong home with you, and what
ever way he thinks pest he Wi adopf.
RED CLoUD-lnaE Is the WISH Of all my people.
That Is the road we 90 ounato hunting on
COMMISSIONED have no OBJECTION e YOUR Ieav-
ing tne railroad sidney. bat wil leave 10 to DIR.
banicts. Now, about paying for Lie hoard OF those
lnaians VINO uave qnartered az tue Washington
well that did not want you 10 go there, yer ne
has tried rom tue day you cane 70 get you there.
some oI you he has suahS i0reed 10 20.
Inc commissioner mace other reflections upon
the proprietor tnis noiel. whIcn called
AFRAID ne tine COMMISSIONER was preJudlced
against the man. ana Mr.. Smlin answered.
~ ell, am signify
scalp Face tnen SPOKE to Red Cona a follows: :
II told YOU jus. now mat matter would pc when
We commenced n. We came here WITH divided
councils. We have accomplished n thing. and we
have 20 blame but ourselves. The Red
cloud agent ~ good man. lie = a Grave true
man. " Z trieu 70 break him down. 0ut we could
mol. tic - the man we ought ~ take back WIN
US and keep. we nave tried MIN. am young
man, aud nave suffered great deal IN my etfOrts
70 protect the Agency"
Lone Horn pointed 10 Mrs. Kelly. who was seated
IN Tue room. saying :-'rhat lady that sits over
there our people once dIu wrong 10 that we can
never pay her ior II you can pay ner lot "
wfsn you would.N
mrs Keliy's husband and little daughter were
killed bY the sioux and herself taken captive
Few Years ago, white crossing tue Plains.
After han0shakIng the Indians len and win
return home by the way VI New YORK.
The President has presented sitting Bull with
fine rife. nicely mounted and enclosed IN leather
lock A. engraved, ''Stting Bun, from the Prrsl-
dert-For Bravery aud friendship
The Cheyenne Indians requested the Commits
si0ner 70 appoint Rev. :. ID. hinnan and Rev. j. r.
Newman commissioners 20 20 out aud aid Ia
gotlaung the BlarE Hills matter.
vHE CHEYENNE INDIANS.
the nine indians mere rom the Cheyenne River
Agency with Major bingham and Nnam Fielder
a. interpreters. calIed on Commissioner smith, as
two o'cIock this afternoon. 20 say good-Dy, aud
tOok occasion TO complain CONSIDERABLY aOOut tue
Iailurc OF the government TO 40 anything Tor them
since their arrival here. Tneir talk Indicated cou-
siderable dissatisfaction and disgust. ana a uesir9
10 return nome again. The Com missioner cOmDa-
ally and tAev ret0rtea by SAVING that the lndia9s
that dld the best got treated the worst by TUE
government, and Tan Man Dan satJ n he had
learned 70 ne ike spotted TAN aad RED Cloud no
would have Jared better IRON the government