A Delaware Indian Legend And the Story of Their Troubles
A Delaware Indian Legend And the Story of Their Troubles
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" In one of my protests to the Secretary, I said : " The various companies have employed prominent attorneys and many of the parties interested hold high and honorable positions both in political and social circles. Their cause has been well represented and they are in position to represent it well, while I, the representative of the Delaware Indians, have none of these advantages ; yet I feel that I have the best rijjhtto claim your attention and your careful consideration of the truth of the ...allegations I have set forth. In conclusion, I would ask that all leases be declared void and that no leases be granted in the Cherokee Nation, at least until the Delaware lands have been segregated by the Dawes Commis sion as instructed by the 25th Section of the Act of Congress, known as the Curtis Bill. " On July 17th, 1899, Hon. Thomas Ryan, Acting Secretary of the Interior, in his letter of instructions to the United States 38 Indian Inspector for the Indian Territory, rejected the applica tions of the various companies who made applications for the leases covering the lands of the Delaware Indians, but leaves the impression that they may still obtain leases if they could prove that there were no adverse claimants to the land and made applications as prescribed by the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior, May 22nd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In one of my protests to the Secretary, I said : " The various companies have employed prominent attorneys and many of the parties interested hold high and honorable positions both in political and social circles. Their cause has been well represented and they are in position to represent it well, while I, the representative of the Delaware Indians, have none of these advantages ; yet I feel that I have the best rijjhtto claim your attention and your careful consideration of the truth of the ...allegations I have set forth. In conclusion, I would ask that all leases be declared void and that no leases be granted in the Cherokee Nation, at least until the Delaware lands have been segregated by the Dawes Commis sion as instructed by the 25th Section of the Act of Congress, known as the Curtis Bill. " On July 17th, 1899, Hon. Thomas Ryan, Acting Secretary of the Interior, in his letter of instructions to the United States 38 Indian Inspector for the Indian Territory, rejected the applica tions of the various companies who made applications for the leases covering the lands of the Delaware Indians, but leaves the impression that they may still obtain leases if they could prove that there were no adverse claimants to the land and made applications as prescribed by the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior, May 22nd.
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