Session #44 · 1875–77

Speech #440014394

I should lbe very glad for them to obtain what they seek. bet there are other considerations of a ninth inore important character than these. I was surprised to hear the sentiments advaseed by the Senator from Minnesota yesterofal i regard to the rights of the United States and the obligation of tie United States as between the Sioux and the settlers or the goldseekers opon that reservalion. I understood him to say that there had been such a neglect of the treaty stipulations on the part Of the Sioux Indians as to amount to a practical abrogation. and that by that fact alone these persons were aethorized and empowered to go in there and occupy that country . and lie instanced as violations of the treaty the snurder of white settlers. the interference with emigrants. and the demand of a million and a quarter of dollars aonally for the purpose of avoiding the (langors of war. It certainly is a very novel and extraordinary proposition to maintain on this floor Chat when a treaty of peace. amity. and concord has been itade between two nations. the wrongful or illegal or tortuous acts of a few individuals result in an abrogation of that treaty. We have treaties of peace. goodwill. concord. and aity with Great Brititte.
Keywords matched
emigrants

Classification

Target group
Sentiment
Neutral
Stereotyping
No
Confidence
70%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
Framing
Other

Speaker & context

Speaker
JOHN INGALLS
Party
R
Chamber
S
State
KS
Gender
M
Date
Speech ID
440014394
Paragraph
#0
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