Three Years On the Plains
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" This ended the talk on the part of the Indians, --then Dr. Matthewsreplied. He told them the Peace Commissioners would as willingly meetat Laramie as at any other place, but it was more convenient for theIndians to come to Fort Kearney. He did not promise them that the roadsand country would be given up, or the posts abandoned. As to the powderthe Indians asked for, he gave no reply, but said, "If the Indianscease fighting and keep the peace during the winter, the Commissionerswill meet them ...in the spring and make a treaty, which will satisfy boththem and us. " The council broke up, --no good result being reached, --andthe Indians being evidently in bad temper. When asked why Red Cloud didnot come in to attend the council, a chief said, "He has sent us as theGreat Father has sent you. When the Great Father comes, Red Cloud willbe here!" This meant that the haughty chief would only treat throughhis agents, unless President Johnson came in person.
After the council in January, matters were unsettled all along thenorthwestern frontier until 10th April, 1868, when a large party ofIndians appeared on the bluffs overlooking Phil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This ended the talk on the part of the Indians, --then Dr. Matthewsreplied. He told them the Peace Commissioners would as willingly meetat Laramie as at any other place, but it was more convenient for theIndians to come to Fort Kearney. He did not promise them that the roadsand country would be given up, or the posts abandoned. As to the powderthe Indians asked for, he gave no reply, but said, "If the Indianscease fighting and keep the peace during the winter, the Commissionerswill meet them ...in the spring and make a treaty, which will satisfy boththem and us. " The council broke up, --no good result being reached, --andthe Indians being evidently in bad temper. When asked why Red Cloud didnot come in to attend the council, a chief said, "He has sent us as theGreat Father has sent you. When the Great Father comes, Red Cloud willbe here!" This meant that the haughty chief would only treat throughhis agents, unless President Johnson came in person.
After the council in January, matters were unsettled all along thenorthwestern frontier until 10th April, 1868, when a large party ofIndians appeared on the bluffs overlooking Phil.
What to read after Three Years On the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tuttle Edmund B. to read onlineMoreLess
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