The New York herald., 1877-10-23
here. Sixty-four years ago we shook hands with
the soldiers, and ever since that have had hard.
Country Lying

here. Sixty-four years ago we shook hands with
the soldiers, and ever since that have had hard.
ships.
KERP1NG OUT OF TIE SOLDIERS WAY
81 made peace with them, and ever since that
have been running from one place TO another 10
Keep out Of their way. was over across the line
and stayed over there, and thought you people
would take good care OF me- You did not do so,
and these people over here give me good care
have waited here three days, and have got plenty
to eat and everybody respects me. came from
the other side OF the line and expect to stay here
Going back, you can take 1t easy; so to where you
were born and stay there
THE GREAT MOTHER
al camo over to this country and my Great Mother
knows all about 1t. She knows came back over
here and she don't wish anything of me- We think.
and all the women in the camp think, we are going
to have the country iu of people. When shook
hands before there were lots OF people here then
Now have come back IN this part OF the country
and raise childrcnn
SDrAN DEMAGoGUERY.
The Crow is thus seen TO have been a vulgar
demagogue among savages Sitting Bun and
Spotted Eagle declined to applaud him, although
they were greater demagogucs than he great
deal Of byplay had been progressing among the
Indians during the brief conference. Getting sick OF
IT, at the end of the Crows speech General Terry
reiusc2n
SITTING grLL's FOOT DowS.
In few moments Sitting Bun looked up and
said to the interpreter ~ told you what meant
That's cnough"
General Terry, smiling, said, "That's ALL
Sitting Bull, stlll meaning TO be aggressive, shot
this Parthan arrow-"Go; you belong 10 the other
side and sitting Bun and his chetans had VIC.
lated their traditional tact.
GENERAL TERRY GETS EVEN wITH BULL
General Terry, rising and consulting with Colonel
Macleod, said-.'l think we can have nothing more
10 say to them, Colonel"
"Wcll," said Colonel Macleod, "a suppose you are
rIght.m
''In that case" said General Terry to the inter
prefer, "tell them there is nothing more" This
decision disconnected the redskins n bit, although
they did not care 90 manifest Their cbagrn. The
CHEF aim OF sitting Bull ana his conldants had been
| TO humiate the commission. Amer declining a rca-
| sonabe conversation aud responding with an or.
! paniacd anront to tile dccorous advances OF the
| Commissioners lie completed his Insult by rising az
the end OF the conference, shaking hands with the
| Dominion officers ana addressing TO them terms or
affection ana respect, while at the same time he
sighted all Americans present by not even saying
the Indian 'how' or goodby
an AMUSING P0wwow.
The whole interview absurd and amusing
10 the members or tile commission, rcgrettablc to
the Dominion officers and effective only In this
respect: Il proved the ioaty Of the United states
government 10 is honorable duty to a nclgnborinR
Power, which power Is 70 be rcgaled Tor some
time To come with the care and discipline OF bands
Of Indians which have hitherto known neither law.
discipline good falth towari anybody with a
white SKIN.
SITTING BULLS LAST ASSURANCE.
sitting Bun returned to hts camp this morning,
accompanied by Major Walsh, whose duty IL Is TO
SEQ to the neace in any quarter OF the Northwest