Navajo return from exile

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1. New-York Tribune — 1868-01-09, page 2

   … the Kiowas, Comanches and Apaches, and after their arrival, we concluded a joint treaty with the Cheyennes aud Arraphoes, All of which we hereby su's» wit, and earnestly …

   … 1865, {the Kiowas, Comanches, and Apaches have substantiaily complied with their treaty stipulations entered into at that time at the wouth of the Little Arkansas. The …

   … this act 1s that they supposed an attack on Texas people would be no violation of treaty with the United States; that, as we ourselves had been at war with the pooble of …

2. The New York Herald — 1868-01-10, page 4

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … dications, however, the result of the experi ment is extremely favorable. Indian Treaty CoinmUalonera' Report. We have received a copy of the long but interesting and …

   … in tr-Bpassing on Indian reservations and un ouded Indian lands; that a special treaty be made with tbe Nuvnjoe Indians in Now Mexico with a view to their rcmovnl to …

3. New-York Tribune — 1868-02-05, page 1

   … CORRESPONDENCE—THE PRESIDENTS REPLY TO GRANT—SENATOR WILLIAMS ON RECONSTRUCTION—THE DANISH TREATY~INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT WISEWELL—COX—MR. DICKENS. BY TELEGRAPH YO THR TRIBUNE. …

   … conclusion was arrived at in reference to any of them. In regard to the Danish treaty it was resolved to await the arrival of a messenger from the King of Denmark, who …

   … before the 15th of March, to erect gates at the railway crossgS. ....A party of Navajo Indians attacked the herdsmen near Bubizo, ou the 9th ultimo, ahd having thy re …

4. New-York Tribune — 1868-02-06, page 1

   … country between Santa Fé and the Great Salt Lake Basin.” They desire to make a treaty of confederation among all the bands of the tribe, and to settle on a reservation …

   … ihe white man. They were of great assistance to him in his campaign against the Navajoes and Comanches. While awaiting admission to the President's “ws EE room, the Indians …

5. New-York Tribune — 1868-03-11, page 4

   … bounties was Mr. Henderson addressed the Senate on the bill for the removal of the Navajo Indians. House, March 10.—A memorial from the Colonization Society asking for postal …

   … and his officers are warmly received by the municipal authorities, ast GERMANY. TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND THE ZOLLVEREIN, BeruiN, March 10.—A commercial treaty between the Zollverein and the Austrian Government has been concluded and signed …

6. The New York Herald — 1868-03-11, page 3

   … saw the article placed in the box. the lump ?f gold Is probably worth two. Tho Treaty the CaM State* uU the Natth llenaaa Ceafetettlea. The President eent to the Senate …

   … this afternoon the treaty just negotiated by Mr. Bancroft between the United States and Prussia. Secretary …

   … motion of the latter the Senate Immediately went Into executive session, when the treaty was referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. Our Territorial Acquisitions …

7. The New York Herald — 1868-03-11, page 6

   … interests in the line being protected. The German Zollverein has concluded a commercial treaty with Austria. Prince Napoleon is to visit Vienna from Germany. The Emperor Napoleon …

   … facilitate pay ments of bounties to Boldlers was passed. The bill for the removal of the Navajoc Indians was called up, and the Senate, without further action, ad journed. In the …

8. New-York Tribune — 1868-03-21, page 4

   … but objection was made, The bill appropriating $150,000 for the removal of the Navajo Indians was debated at length, and passed. House, March 20.—A number of bills were …

   … Coufiden al THOMAS AT A CABINET MEE IMPEACH. MENT TRIAL oD ElING THE IAVRALH. PRUSSIAN TREATY PACIFIQO RAILWAYS RAILROAD SUBSIDIES—NEW BOUNTY BILL LUDICROUS SCENE IN THE SUPREME …

   … afternoon was taken np in the discussion and passage of a bill for the removal of the Navajo Indians to a reservation to be selected for them by the Indian Peace Commissioners …

9. New-York Tribune — 1868-03-21, page 5

   … Justice. Objection was made on the Democratic side, and the proposal went over. TREATY WITH THE NAVAJO INDIANS, Mi. HENDERSON (Rep., Mo.) urged that his bill relative to a treaty with the Navajo Indians be taken up, aying that unless something 1s done soon the indians ow a. …

   … dperse and resume the war. The bill authorizes the ¥eace Commission to conclude a treaty with the Indians, who are now on the Bosque Rotondo, aud appropriates $150,000 …

   … superior quality. They are sheld ns prisoners, and should not be constituted a treaty- ‘making power, but should be kept where they are. They anmber 7.000, and he asked …

10. The New York Herald — 1868-03-21, page 3

    … . Both Houses Preparing for the Event. Passage iii the Senate of Another Indian Treaty Bill. Discussion in the House on the Pacific Railroad Tariff. Washington, March …

    … of impeachment. Mr. Henderson, (rep.) of Mo., urged that his bill relative to a treaty with the Navajoe Indians be taken up, saying unless something Is done soon the Indians now assembled …

    … those tiatboats (laughter)?rai'llwats, navigated with contrabands. (Laughter.) TUB NAVAJO IXIUAN3. Mr. Henderson's bill was theu taken up, author izing the Peace Commission …

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