Thirty Years With the Indian Tribes 8 9
Thirty Years With the Indian Tribes 8 9
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Circumstances had now inclined the Chippewa and Ottawa tribes ofIndians to cede to the United States a portion of their extensiveterritory. Game had failed in the greater part of it, and they had noother method of raising funds to pay their large outstanding credits tothe class of traders, and to provide for an interval of transition, which must indeed happen, in view of their future improvement, betweenthe hunter and agricultural state.
The Drummond Island band had, for a year or two, advocate...d a sale. TheOttawas of the peninsula determined to send a delegation to Washingtonon the subject. I could not hesitate as to the course which dutyproscribed to me, under these important circumstances, and determined toproceed to Washington, although the Secretary and acting Governor of theTerritory, Mr. Horner, on being consulted by letter, refused his assentto this step. His want of proper information on the subject, being butrecently come to the territory, did not appear to be such as to justifyme in remaining on the island, while the question had been carried bythe Indians themselves to, and was, probably, to be decided atWashington before another season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Circumstances had now inclined the Chippewa and Ottawa tribes ofIndians to cede to the United States a portion of their extensiveterritory. Game had failed in the greater part of it, and they had noother method of raising funds to pay their large outstanding credits tothe class of traders, and to provide for an interval of transition, which must indeed happen, in view of their future improvement, betweenthe hunter and agricultural state.
The Drummond Island band had, for a year or two, advocate...d a sale. TheOttawas of the peninsula determined to send a delegation to Washingtonon the subject. I could not hesitate as to the course which dutyproscribed to me, under these important circumstances, and determined toproceed to Washington, although the Secretary and acting Governor of theTerritory, Mr. Horner, on being consulted by letter, refused his assentto this step. His want of proper information on the subject, being butrecently come to the territory, did not appear to be such as to justifyme in remaining on the island, while the question had been carried bythe Indians themselves to, and was, probably, to be decided atWashington before another season.
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