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Page 167
I would ask my friend when he thinks the time arrives when the Indian tribes
cease to be a people with whom a treaty can be made? Mr. LAWRENCE. I will
answer that. I do not deny but that in pursuance of law any agent of this
Government ...
I would ask my friend when he thinks the time arrives when the Indian tribes
cease to be a people with whom a treaty can be made? Mr. LAWRENCE. I will
answer that. I do not deny but that in pursuance of law any agent of this
Government ...
Page 561
Again, to show how Indian affairs have gone on, in 1834 it was attempted to
remodel the Indian system, and an act was ... A section was put into the act which
empowered the President to make such pres: ents to Indians as in his judgment
he ...
Again, to show how Indian affairs have gone on, in 1834 it was attempted to
remodel the Indian system, and an act was ... A section was put into the act which
empowered the President to make such pres: ents to Indians as in his judgment
he ...
Page viii
Indian service-Continued. ... of money due the Wyandottes under existing treaties
...46 to pay claim of J. T. Jones......... ...46 Indian reservations in California............
47 removal and subsistence of Indians in Oregon and in Washington Territory.
Indian service-Continued. ... of money due the Wyandottes under existing treaties
...46 to pay claim of J. T. Jones......... ...46 Indian reservations in California............
47 removal and subsistence of Indians in Oregon and in Washington Territory.
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Volume 62 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Contributor | Library of Congress. National Digital Library Program |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1869 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2009 |
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