New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
A EINAL Talk WITH THE sIorX.
TIE PRESIDENT NOT ABLE TOO GRANT ALL THEIR DI
M.Nns. Rrr THY nEPARr sATIsFiED.

TIE PRESIDENT NOT ABLE TO- GRANT ALL THEIR DE-
M.NDs But THEY DEPART SATISFIED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. The final conference
with the Indian de cations tOlk place this morning at
the Executive Mansion. The Indians were m citizens
dress, n strong contrast with Their appearance on The
Two previous occasi1ns when they were In full savage
costume sccrctsIie. schurZ AMI Evarts Postmaster
General Key. AssisautsecIeary Mccormick and Ceuera
Crook were present, among other prominent persons
The Pre- .Icut having remarked that he was ready 10
hear what further hs friends had 70 say, Spotted TAI
took seat 10 his side aud informed the President Whete
he had decided % have bis Agency. lie said:
Inc portion II LAM Ghod look on as my own. and is
whore want % rii-e noi only NY own ea'dIcn' 0ni
tclig,nt like The Whits people Mhen tne trrt coa"''
lCouera,s d.lie. uything we al w'n ~ "oiue ~ IT,
love my Iaud, aud know 10 well; love D.. cannon
throw 10 away for nothing - tue "hst.; rug ',co
nave picked on, ior thg agency Is qn Wounded huee
reer and want ny provisions and clothing sent there
m guuf INV seat Fsr 10 agree ~ tn.s when my Great
Tather decidcs It is al! rigot aud good -. ~.
are very poor. We nave no WAGONS TO help
WIN no ssryans; None ROM G WHO p have TO m SI
red among people. know how 70 80 along
We want eoo time 10 sell what property we have al our
nrosent notIcs We will move Ia the spring or any time
sfier that We want our provisions removed to The
s.',,cv nave named no where On arc II they are
eit without man ~ cIarge, many =" our s.Vus Wi nc
role boiofe ng, as on former occasion You tell us
h,t vnnr Nation increases; want 10 increase too, n
rreuerv nd ia numbers. Yod id yOG wished rs tohye
m VII. mems clothes Whatever you say TO us shall
be known to my children my grandca dren am my
me "a great many things, including wagons ana cHttie,
ana hi school house I"ani he KIND OF cat,le Whion
il,e whites have, aud want 10 RAISE cows We don't
want animals with long horns, but short ones want
everything III writing before go NOME 20 snaI r sleIe
may be uu mistake We want LuEsu teAcneIs IH H
nOw amOng only tcacn us 10 read ana "Ie hc SIOUX
Ingnage We want To have Catholic prlests--those who
wear black drcsses-to teach Us We s1oi IKE 10 nave
saw Iu gIist mil, and agricultural indictments ana
seed look round and I'D you have plenty OF ~ res
We have only one store ana wneh we pay OUT a M.n@S
there we have nothing to SNOW io H. We want hle OK
tx stOr - necduse thch We cOud Guy cHe"pe' "' oio
ln We o- lore You have never been IN civilization
befnr, thcy had no idea what the whites were fore
NJ came here. LiUk 40 ms and the men before YOU
am very well dressed aud 80 are they lheS want ~
tbe ,gold Ike g. have trunk apiece, 10 carry thelr
cIothnsln. As tne weather Is gettns llte cod We
souId ike an Oyercoat apiece NC see You wear
H. ,verroats, and we should Ike 10 hBFc ihrm'
Hed cloud next spoke. He had come here to-day to
er ut whether be could have his agency changed lie
LID lac has ro1msd the country where nc no" hNe' Tor
eotysix wears aud should Ike to nave his agency at
,vnte cav Creek That ground be could not give up
lie continued:
td,n,t al for horses We have plenty Of them. But
900 asE G,r wagons moving machines, plows' saw mis
ard est mills or,s 40 and a big scnos-house We
,nid ike 10 nave a Catholic priest ana nuns 20
ts a , nS,tbiog n ,lf line Black His nas not been
tu i ar wan. fbe Indiana mere 10 have so apiece,
M otrreOlts and trunks ypeppo a. poor "n, nav
an any A., move witn and tncy could not move tiis
Wiuter would Ae Uur PROVISIONS 20 po touu - 80 ~,
d I4as sell 20
~ e,.tIt go nfO The boxes aud destroy lhcli ~ s"u
m IL, our country aud ioOAcd 40 our people tue N1,l
",ti come ufn ypur eyes. A. . myself am po'I'i
% "a, al thcn. Tnr army officers tlok my hoi sea ..ii
~ ~ It.r4r. have stolen from me- ihu t"e 'l"l,,
',rr d.sfro, ed Tue iujuIy - NJ least tiovvV Mal'
Ilf III mis- lu money, aud the fehhihatI III "n'' 'h
Tine Presdtnt then addressed the indians as iV"o"'
A., Frtr~ps. am glad TO see you tolls ln'rnlng
az, ,i1d \. see YOU dressed Ike "hio Pc"P'. - 80
gD1 Inn your clothes. hko WHITE peoiv' ~ M men =,
-, SIN ~ i've uRe wDlic people haNc hDt m ,,tn
49, ,1 tbe business that brought you mere III a'ii' ~,
.,ld 4, ylu iast week. Yea nave "Ach aoon tiI
W .5n.ls vo sisD To have your agencies gu ti"'
nm yon would De satisfied 10 nave a.. hoic' p ,
49, I'm. LATED 10 yoh. BAT, a. tOld Qua u y ."g 'a,
A., me season 10 change your present. AZ n-l.' =, ~.
- A. s.otots the supplies 20 the places s"u n.'e
',o ma Winter ill soon come on; tue stIcAms WI
~ trolnn 90 and. therefore, no m0Vehi.n. on ~
-. I, hi made We Wish nov 10 help your p'oii' -,
move near the supplies. aud General ,io"A VIII 49,
Van to do 80. Next spring, places can DC so'''''' nun
Vlbits River that viii suit You - H., 90 van
And now "a To the Things you have askea ioI. III
vpant fruuk. ovorcOat-, aud money. ihc kl't @ ~.
ofny Matt u has pat tne money aul Pi"o'5 ~, ~ xa,
cbarse OF the secretary oi the ihte,ior IN ~ i've
'b.,,.,.g l,e great council has auli0ilci mn =" ~.
lo Will be glad 10 gl5e you what NC e"n 'Hu ''''- ~