The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-23
TIE BLACK HILLS TREATY.
EHE sIOUx. GHEYENNES, AND ARA
IAHOES SIGNING IT.
Liuie Wound Making Known hie Wants
Red CIoud's Anxiety to keep AWAY from
Had Men and Had " hisk cv-The stubborn
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pant ten O'Clock this morning the lndi ms scot
word to- the Commission that they were reooy
for smother council and the Commission AZ
once prepared for a talk. The attendance OF
Indians was much larger than Yesterday lhe
first speaker was Little " onnd. who SAID that
yesterday he heard something that made him
almost cry He had always considered that
when the Great Father made arranRementsf Tor
the railroad through the indian country he
would pay for u. For nfiy years he has always
considered this his own country, and when 1t
was told him Yesterday that he was to be made
like man without a country IL made him cry.
The different kinds OF animals he wanted was
not for one band. but for all the bands for all
time He wanted the President to give them
each year three kinds OF WAGONS. lie wishes all
white men who have married into the tribe to
live with them always, and that 1t he not pos
siblo to send them away any time. Whenever
you have set bounds to our reservation, YOU
make a law that We shall not 40 beyond them
We wish you to give eos each wear to each Of our
women aud children. lie wished the white men
who are living among the Brules and married 10
Ogalala women to come and i've with them.
He was willing to sign the papers the Commits
siouerr had brought here, CD condition that
while the young men were gone 10 the indian
and that the Commissioners should see To II
mat rauons brought here until spring. He
wanted the annuity goods issued them before
the end OF the present new moon, as the
weather will soon he cold. and you have forbid
den us to hunt buffalo. Tie understood there
was t25 each to he given them; that In addition
TO the s25,cO they had already received for
hunting PRIVILEGES In Nebraska when tie agency
est, blisued there. they had the right To 40
hunting, tut he understood that when the new
NJ .ncv was estal lished tbev would be deprived
OF the right to hunt. lie wanted an annuity Of
a. mead In "a 90 If It.
Bishop Whlppe. Post Commissions replied
that with reference to the things he asked Tor
they are, and more TOO PROVIDED Tor III the
paper tnCl are asked 10 Sgu. Inc commission
u al nt
for them through the winter, and he himself
would promise ~ 20 To the Great Council in
was hintton TO 30 al he could In uehalf II their
peorlc. with reference TO tue annuity goods,
The Commission could not say what time they
would get mere. Inc Coiumissionor oI Indian
AfsITs had gone to New YORK To our, use them,
Ihry might nOw be ON tue way, and the Com
mission would write letter today about the
matter A. Tor tine white men married into the
triIe they would not he inte. fered with, but the
white men who tcme here To stty few DAYS
and do the indians injury. would not be allowed
Little Wound then lid be wanted tie Com
mission 10 make haste aud las the matter be
Tore Tue GreM Soun, Snu ,nS ,ne e men. IN
Great Father. They also wished a copy OF every
take II to W asbiugtOn aud there We no mistake.
Col. Boone said the Commission had no right
glad they had shown an Interest IN the half
breed children. A copy OF all that had been
said should be given them, aud tue paper pre-
sented Tor them 10 sign US soon as the secretary
could make IL out.
indians they wished to have sign the treaty, and
II would be presented to them In the afternoon.
10 the NE sntime provisions Tor least would DO
Little Wound said the Commission bad said
nothing about the aoditional $500 promised
them for bunting rights, to which Judge Gay
lord replied that the Pr, sident mad tried to get
for them last winter out could not. Inc
to secure them that money, but could not prom
Toe inaisns we're then Informed that the
Con mission wanted the chief and Two hoa men
Of e.ch band selected 10 sign the treaty al
AfL
Sept. sG-lnis evening the Commission con-
summated a treaty with the siOsK, Caeyennes.
And Arapahoss at the agency, the Indians agree
ing To the propositions made TO them on the
1th INST. without the change OF a single word.
IN fu'i. The iohowMg named Indians were Sc
lected by their people 10 sign for the Osaiislas.
preted 10 them before signing; Red cloud,
Young Man Afraid ( his Horses, Red Dog, Lit
Bear ihree Bear, f're HHwyier' quick beal,,
hei Leaf: Ft e. Eyes Maui Mnne N.w' Good
bad Wound, Iiish Bear, lie laAes the Evening
Soldier SLOW Iull ilifh Won, and Big Foot.
unth 70 morrow, Gfter which the Commission
start at once Tor the spotted Tail Agency ~
10 tue surprise Of he Conmissioncrs. after
the Indians hid ofrered their signatures to the
treaty they huuI Va X and spec che wcgs made
ty uuuber OF them before they would touch
the Ten and make their maks,
dent, aud you men who have come b, re ~ see
me are hief men aud men ofInhuencs You have
theIei 10 because / am his friend have SAID
yos what he his said TO ne. ana suppose
that makes YOU happy don't Ike II TIA .t We
have a solcier hvre 10 give Us f.od; ii makes
our cnhdren's hearts g. back ana forth. | wish
to have S5G SEND Wool to Wsshin. son so Ole he
can come here very soon. II my young men
come back ana Say that the country II bad 70
viii not be possible for INC 10 go there. As Tor
the Miss ouri RIVER esuntr5. tnnk 4 my peops
should move there 20 live ttey would all be de-
aud bad whishey therefore | don't want to ~
there. great many of my white relatives have
no money, II thes are employed TO 20 t. the
iadian derli,o lf TO- iyos - tne eountrs hope
Fath.T That you have with YOU. In I'd .iii IA to
those moutiOued Yesterday that want to 80
Win M Young men ufc Mr. Foot, Charles
GueiqIr, y. h. itaYmoud, Austin Leander, eni
Young Man Afraid said This is the country
wh7fe was corn. have mover made ani mans
heart feei oa.l. ! have Thought the Great spirit
intended shouli I'VE here and T.-e iny enil-
dTen here. wish that the Great / Their would
take care OF nae. and could I've here vitn my
Inn, To- learn ~ ldt"r sud expect tho Prcsl-
Hen' "il req me ra hundred Year,, aud p,r
have seen mad. y he iea, F,b rs9MireS t
ha'e not 1ecn clrried out therefore / have
been tten 'nNtrd pr. Daniels will reit eui Der
bringing thc" rom Washington the word that
mere Isa Mas ""eir We w,ie L. ru.e out children;
have ietu i'm PAT - I've hctci therefore,
have neytrt as. led abo at 10 see pther countfcs,
You neyerne ri Of me beuafins badly" Win
this he took the uen in hand. and a- Ne AIDE his
marx sIid " hat \ IL go signify tho Great Faith
q has ltI tnl .lo,leu ne bundled Yeas, aud
Red Dog said II want the Great Father to
make haste nd send ne tina, mrn goiutne to
Daniels To assistmc."
Luue wound SAD; Il told you before must
have M annuiu-s within two mouths, and
provisions o. l,tu- until spriug."
American lioisr sud 10 regard 10 this arrange
menI about lhe Block Iii!l4 " l. Is to last as long
Man ~ il Of the Bear took 4old Of the pen,
signed and returned % his seat.