The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-13
INDIAN LANDS.
Recent Acquisition by the Government OF
Inr,.l E,scrYntinrs

l.,r,:c Reservations.
The ,"por, "i the .cretary u! the interior cx-
hints ;h" trans ictioa3 q! the government with
the indian tribes. Substantial progress las
Nsrn made in M education "i tile children OF
school ;;t. az! h The ai':tm"a' Z" lands IL
;,.u.t liniil,,s II is 10 hn regretted that Tie
puiicy ~ breaking. " the tribal relation and Of
'lc!. Lis. With ,lic !i,iian MS an individual did not
;,plyiIr carrier in uuiiteistiun. Large rr>crv;l-
toss hc,,. IN common and tile maintenance of
NE ..i.'iof!;g ii The chi,.S and head men have:
':,.l@ - im!i ."n Il, & 's"r, nsrt,Se IL n.
i!'rtl Hn :.h.rn!atiSs impulse towards Il
si..,e y: ".iiifi,d iall~r:sm. Our treaty slip
u.atio's s,i,.ui liz ,;srrsri i,i,i; fidelity aud
,"s, iMlrr-ts ut ;in ignorant aud helpless pee
Pc The rtsG!v,l,!oil, arc low generally sur
rounded by white htttlrin,,i,s VIZ can no
Inur,; rr,s!, TIL Indian into the Wilderness and
it remains only hy every suitable ugrury To
p,'sh him upward into the state nf IL scli-Sup-
:,,y:!iiH' mud responsible citizen For the adult
ss A'>' a ;iis .J e 'ova'S i N% to UPON p!ays
i'"' in school. school :;tt,t,d.,nse sn,"il h,
lfonrlt",i III ,sHcry moral i;cin.X, aud these
ia,.iI sl,.'Ilh l,s r,nnlecd, lhe national
aud s'iu.;'d Ire multiplied un "a f:, possible.
slout,l h." 50 oH:ni,ul aud r"lr' lucc rs tn III
ci!it'r I'll" traiistr VI c schools To the states
or territories in Which they, are located, Mhei!
ia. I,r;.;,:.s in II nciahhorhool have accepted
'si'M.s:.!, nn'i have s"romr otherwise fitted for
tn,!' 81 iriil>,rs. .iii, ,.,n'ion OF things will
keeping it i'll mind. and fl the i;'tfn,inf lin,
cu-olriatuu between tlr government nuti tire
mission, schools. which has Wrought much good.
eaHnll le cordially a'.'! :mis:rl!ay SUSTAINED
1tr IL. Il ,..,,yi,,s n;irtcd two distinct laws re-
latns tu'r,te,,i a,io.r, vat
TIE s:uGX INDiASS cF DAhul.
f,n a vrt.'- hn!rnt OF II portion al their lands
Ia thu, ''It'cd s,;.'rs and or:diydinu the r..
ma'hcr int" separate irSrr>nli.l.i.. bot h were
"irir,y,a, on Y" sa'i;e day. March :: rlir one
the o,!."r lection, . OF the Indian arrrurra.
ti"ii act; authorized ly Ill" president toappo.nt
th"" commissioners To lisG"t!alc with Ties. In
,':'1> !'r tin. accomplishment "f $un, general
r"ri'". ..''A ""u;iri that any agreements nude
r..' RAJ. ,i. On Ms s., l.sh ,.s Il Anr!
William HYii..r. ri !sso,.:i, iu Maiortirrer:,l
'r"l.e SOCK. III h. Tilted states army. rnll-
,ii>.'""is tnl'i, ,ii@ lat n;,m,,!i law. They
s'i''imi' To the n'i:;:i.- ti!t dr'r li"rosiioh
mad" Ia them 10y Tie ;,r, fist mentioned. au!
u:.y in iii,' .yr,t nj II failure to S.c'ir the AS
.bi # 'ie requisite. number I" that, rrolo'i
iiuii. .r.. ,n.4 ,''ltu!is Ia" nodded trruS
i,,"r lin ni h'r :iis. ~ stk ~ lie commas
s:oi. was r riip'i and '';le,!s. h'li ia. assent
iinniiy "htnirch To the proposition
r.r"r, Of The commission has not yet been sub.
,u't;sd In view ui these facts. | shall net. asat
present n..:,es!, deem il ntces$;:ryto submit te
agreement tuc,ilrs>S ur .tiii.ltgu, Int it will
IN due ruiil>e IN. submitted ht Inflammation
l'hi- airrn,'ni releases tn In. United States
nhuti; b,nrp."ai acres ri lind I'ir i,,mm;a-
sun provided tor 10y -,rt.,li ! ] nj tbs Indian
appropriation hill, 10 n,r.o,iatr witt,
THE Cnt:iu,REE INDIANS
an, all other Indians owning or claiming lands
lving west al The ninety sixth degree oi longitude
,',j the session ri the tnitr,i States uinil such
'. - VII l., r", ,, I;r hy the wn;rp"n;t
Hon. ''ll" ilaitf"nf' OF pennsylvania, and
led "n June - last. Their frs: conference. with
the representatives oi the hrruk,es was held at
T"h'ri,il July 20, with u" definite results.
teen John I. linrtMillit, nj Pennsylvania, WAS
prevented by l.! heat. n nom taking part i'll tile
i,u.;rsL,...' iii. death, Which occurred recently
Is Justly and t.;;.sl4 l:,'n.ntrtl hv Il people he
hal -rr,r'i with conspicuous ..i.ntr, ii war
ar;sl Will great fidelity in r.me. Til. vacancy
mnmt Of Hon. Warren d. ~: say at,''', Of
ln'!iana. \ second conference between the
commission and the th-.okc.S w;,S begun Nov
d. but 10 results have yet been obtained. nor is
il lm.live'l that II conclusion can lie Immediate
J., "rpn"icI
foi grazing ru'i'p,c> IL .elr .lr ri the agencies
responsible for lie obstruction Oh ,n,euti.,ii!!l>
with the licrnk"rS The lalrst. body al asi.ill-
tllrtl iaii'ts cn'.stitut In. What is known rs tn"
Cherokee outlet ought not To lIt. al, indeed can
hot long b" held Tor grazing and Tor the ilvan
..; :.'is aiitrr 81 the Indians themselves. The
lnitr,l states lns ,,.,w Imlcr !hr treaties GER
tain r;"lS Un THIS. i.ilnl> r!i,,. will not l
>' upIis es,Ns'N. lat il rnu; L., allowed that
tii.tn wiD by .-iitt. occupy these l:iinis shall
intcrit.s. u. ,t!'t t!n Wise AMI beneficial p,i;
that tie ;.'!v:.n,.eeoliS character III the offer
matte by tie United States to the Cherokee lll
ton Tor
rrLI.IiLEAs;: or THESE LANDS.