Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of Inter
national Territorial Conven-
ton at Eufaula,
Important Suggestions Made BY var
ious Chiefs Of the Several
Civilized Tribes.
A sub Committee Appointed TO Dram
Arneies OF Confederation Of
the rive Nations.


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have been dpp'lhltu 10 I'P''''"1 Wv
Cherokee nation a1 toNI'iH't' y" p'
held ut bnlluidi 'ft'E ih""IH l. -" v"
the 10TH Inst. between iHr rtPI''yn-'' ives
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the president ~ h'teoy Hut1oli"cu !"
open negotiations WIZ 1ne CIvtN7i SUM-
noles aud therukees l'f the purpose
oil opening z" s'lll'Hie"I uh"'i '"' ""iu'
stead law the unassigned lauus ~ ,ne
indian territory 'tut" ny lutu' l''l''1-
lNely 10 Ihe uhl'e" oI!'eN ~ NV soN'iui
treaties OF August /, loo"i MaIGu %t,Iooo
ana july ~ looo' IN we" Oh lulS HI's"-
ton thc chlcl Oh inc orhlhoies il''tcu
meeting OF the parlles III IhteI'sV Iol tne
purpose Oh an lhlcIChHuSe o' Nlc"s "" 'l'
question thus presented ana Us Iue re-
SUIT Iue conference " Nn,Cu V" "'o up
pointed mas beeh cAlIed aI huiau'a' lou
Will readily perceive that the proposal 10
open To settlement, under tue homteJehu
law OF the United States, the hndN set
apart by the Creeks ana CheroheeS lor Tue
settlement ot friendly Indians
presents questions OF Tue greatest
import not only to the NaninoIcs,
Greeks aud Chcrptecs' Dhi To an Iudlln5
nov settled within ihe llmitS OF inc IN
dian Territory, a"d winch calls tor their
most serious consideration and ha-
mouioue action. ihey Involve mot only
'-Nttion "l large tracts OF Nautplr
when, no tine cease "i Che thcr-
~ :, One itlr Remains mim-
haa ~ tloroa-h, sr nnI aud
nm. lu tue political relations
,,I"Hc ,'plnus and the government
,n,at n we States 10 tine consideration
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G,a6r, Ius tDnrei'"sn. You are cN-
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.T"1l,teg "pfE oud cnacayor To agree
= '"Jl' Hofrf common ground oi
Tx 81. which the members
%sF1l conference can stand
~ sentiment uhl effort
a.. - the Issues To bc presented 20
"nat the ground shall bee is left
IN Jour wisdom To determine, int ! am
convinced thtt the sentiment and conyic-
ton OF the people Will regard any move
ment looking % cessation Of our lands
Tor the purpose authorized by congress,
or the disturbance OF the Integrity of the
Indian Territory, or the surrender of any