The New York herald., 1876-09-10

draw ratous unless they regularly attend school, sick
aud innrm children exempted; and whenever said In
dians are located lands suitable tor cultivation ra-
lions shall be Issued only 10 families OF those who la
bor the aged sick and nhrm excepted aud AZ an In
eentiye 10 Industrious habits the Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs may provide that they
shall be furnished in payment for their labor
such other articles as are necessary for
civilized life, the government will aid them AS far as
possible In nndng market for their surplus produc.
tions; shall purchase such surplus may be required
for supplying iood for those Indians who unable TO
sustain themselves. and shall also employ Indians as
far practicable, IN the performance OF government
works on their reservation.
SOLID COMFORTS FOR THE sAvAogs.
Sizta-whenevcr the head OF family in good faith
SHAH select allotment Of land and in the cul
erect comfortable house thereon. and If said In.
dians shall remove TO such place may be designated
by ihe government their future home within three
years tie government offers TO provide tho principal
CHIEF with good dwelling house and TO improve The
morals and Industrial habits OF said Indians, and
the agent farmcr, carpenter blacksmith ana other
artisans employed or permitted TO reside within the
reservation belonging 10 tie Indians parties 10 this
treaty, shall be lawfully married aud hvins with their
respective families SAID reservations, anu no per-
other Than Indians Of full blood, whose niness,
morally or Otherwise IS aot conducive TO .he welfare
OF said Indians, shall receive any bcneGt from this or
former trsacs and may be expelled IRON the reserva-
soa
TO srBJEcr TO UNITED STATES LAWS
EighU-The provis'ors OF the treaty, except az
herein modified, shal continue in full force and apply
10 ANY country which may hereafter be occupied oy
sald indians as home, and Congress shall secure 10
them orderly government They shall es subjec, 10
she laws OF the United States each individual shall
DO projected In his rgnts property person anc me-
wnAT gxPEcTEp rHR tribes
NinM--1ke Indians shall soemny pledge themselves,
individually anc collectively, &c observe each and all
o. the stpuaiions aforesaid, C select theI a.lom.ns
Of land possible after their removal 10 thef
permanent reservation and Use thor best Efforts 10
learn cultivate the same, anc they 10 so!cmn!y
pledge themselves 10 at all tunes MAINTAIN peace
with the government ana the citizens OF the United
and loyalty enceavor TO iuh all the obligations
assume: by them under the treaty and the present
agreement; and TO ,hs end they Will, al the request
OF President, Select so many suitable men
.ro. tribe 10 operate with him IN main.
tanning order and peace on the reservation as ne
may Gecm necessary who shall receive such compen-
satoa as Congress may provide
Tenn-ln order that the govcrnmen; may faithfully
fulfil the siiprations contained II this agreement Tor
the benefit OF said Indians il .s mutually agreed thai
shall be taken IN December OF each year, and
the names OF each head Of family adult person shall
be registered No agreement corcurred IN by the
contracting parties win be binding Ipon either party
unti approved by the President and Congress- Al tho
CONCLUSION OF tie reading o! the propositions Bishop
Wh,tc addressed tho Indians at some length and vas
followed by Colonel \. g. Boone.
one commission having announced TO Red Cloud that
feast would pc ssued REQ Cloud requested
that be served at once and asked or beeves ten
pounds o. and i've pounds OF coffee for each o.!
The bands present. Tho order given, aud the
Council eded, after the Indians were notified that the
commission had no time to lose.