Indians and government rail into treaty and payment conflicts
A discussion on Indian affairs centers the 1808 treaty and a proposed purchase of Indian lands including the Black Hills. Critics label the 1810s era offers as extravagant and warn against repeating bad agreements while urging a shift to a labor and responsibility based path for Indians. The piece contrasts federal bargaining with Indian autonomy and notes the push for a suitable peace commission after General Crook.
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