The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29

Tusa tuwe wica,sta hecs Eiunsn taku tshika kokepe
sari zoe. Heeen wadnssya yakuwapi kse "a taku
Ga hehau WaKantanka ohoundapi "a I've Cinhuthee
wacinunyappi knhan. Iye II kin en- ma'bpiya skts
yozlunyanpi kte yedo
Translation.
MY FRIENDs-I wish 10 say word TO you am
much peassd that have to-day seen anu snsAen
also am almost Dakota. Many years ago my
father came 10 the Dakota land ~ tne Miun~sosa
country There was born, and there among Inc
DAKOTA people grew up.
From the time when was = boy heard you spoken
Of but never expected TO see you. But now nave
seen you aad rejoice. -
You have now started to go in new road. You
say that you are gong follow the while mans Gus
have heard and rejoice At II. We'll, may be
hard or you TO do IT, Bat whoever Is man
does OF fear thing because it IL dhcu. Therefore
nope you will pursue II bravey aod you Will reach
Then too, II we tear God and believe his Son, We
shall surely mud rest Ia His house in heaven.
REMARKS OF AGENT IRWIN.
Agent Irwin then saiu 10 Red Cloud, with much earn
estnoss, "Tnere Is one question which Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs Hayt asked you when you nave not
answered strong enough. am afraio ne don't 1901
,his-w henor our people will take care OF the
when you get tneni, and not Kill trade or seIl them,
but keep them. hat Is what no asks you" -,
Here the indians laughing, DR.. IRWIN added :-"l
want 10 say you are no chiidren you Know what you
arc about and Will lake care OF the COVE shall
tell him SO? l will be bail tor you that you Will keep
your word. General Stanley said that he had seen
lot OF COWS and calves sent TO The Indians and, though
hungry, they up because they did not
care Tor Them SO now the white man has not faith
that the Indians viii Keep them Now learn thai
they GOT some more but take care OF lhem
This Commissioner (meaning Mr.. Aaworthl tells mo
that he knows Indians who nave 1000 head aud take
good care OF them rLey were not an gwen 10 'hem
Req Cloud wanted 10 know ABOUT all the cattle the
Red Cloud oana OF Indians WAS gong TO ge, accord.
ing TO the Commissioners statemen--whttner taoso
TO ms NJ; Aay' Of me Indian Bureau, replied
was in Washington | asked Tor threc Inherent
kinds of wagons We can use our own horses" COM
missioner Hayt then stated that nc mad new wagons
when the Indians would have they were
settled. Five hundred young mich cows would be
care OF they xill 10 added Here Spotted TAN re-
marked that no one had gwen him any cattle, but
he mad 100 now OF his own
THE TRANSPORTATION.
Commissioner hayl 'hcn notihed the Indians that
he should want them TO 10 part OF their own trans
poratou anu to be paid Tor IT, and that he was cast
Ing about to make contracts Tor transportation direct
with tue indian chiefs. This pleased the Indians
very and IL a step the rgnI direction givo
the Indians chance &c snare IN tie benefits OF the
appropriations for transporting their own supplies
Commissioner Hayt directed DR.. Irwin 10 turn tho
train vi Lhe agency over To the Indians wnen they
moved.
COURSE THE COMMISSION.
the Sioux commission Will proceed directly from
here 10 the camp OF Red Cloud, sixty-hve miles DIS
tant, and theuco by wagon with an escort vi nteen
TAI, Of Red Clouds own soldiers 10 uspsst tho coan-
try IN the vicinity OF the south Fork OF White Earth
River aud that on White Clay Creek, .r,out. .,y
be from seventy five 10 one hundred miles apart the
band OF Spotted laii will move Immediately TO their
destination without waiting Spoited 1ail must 90
this, there q threat IN hts tribe inai no will be
decapitated and another Chief collected. The CON-
mission expect to be absent three weeks. Every
thug rs being very carefully an every precauton
10 TO bo taken by the commission TO avoid mistakes
Colonel J. Dumont Vroom, third cavalry, iurnishes
the escort Tor the commission. He pronounoes tho
interview with Red Cloud AS one Of the greatest sue
cesses he ever witnessed IN q long course Of exps-
renee among Indians
General stanley expects complete his labors here
and return TO New York about August TO-
Camp Sheridan IL TO be aDsnuoned on Beaver
Creek, near old Rcd Cloud Agency, when the Sioux
are moved 70 tner new location, and post viii
DO IN the department OF General CROOK. II IL
expected that Red Cloud will accompany Agent
IRWIN, General Stanley and the com N sson IN their
quest OF TIVE new location to be occupied by Red
Clouds band.