Five Civilized Tribes of Indians; Hearings on H.R. 108 downloadPDF, EPUB, MOBI
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians; Hearings on H.R. 108 downloadPDF, EPUB, MOBI
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Author: United States Congress Affairs
Page Count: 144 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781236184269
File size: 46 Mb
Download Link: Five Civilized Tribes of Indians; Hearings on H.R. 108
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 Excerpt: ...officers that are not always pleasant, and sometimes you have to disagrte with them. I think they are efficient, and I have not had very many disagreements with any of the departments since I have been here. But I do regret to see the letter written by K. C. Allen brought in here and filed with the committee. The reason I regret that is because of the peculiar circumstances under which Mr. B. C. Allen got his appointment as a Creek national attorney. You do not see any of the other attorneys for the different tribes coming in here and filing statements like Mr. Allen's. I may as well be frank with the committee, because the matter will all come out anyway. Mr. Allen was appointed after Mr. Mott was discharged by the Secretary of the Interior and appointed, evidently, at the suggestion of Mr. Mott. Now, he comes back with a rehash, and brings in some unfortunate discussion that occurred on the floor of the House in 1912 in reference to the Mott report. I said on the floor of the House at that time, and I say it to this committee now, that in Oklahoma in the administration of the Indian affairs there are men who are seeking to buy lands and sell them, and to get them away from the Indians. There were men there who were rascals, who would not discharge their duty as they should discharge it. But the percentage of that kind of men in Oklahoma was no greater, according to population, than it was in any other State in the Union. I thought and had hoped that the Mott report was gone, and gone forever. I d onot care what Mr. Allen may seek to say to this committee. I wish he had stayed here so that he could have been crossexamined, and I regret that the Commissioner of Indian Affairs did not come here so that the members of the committee could have examined him. M....
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Five Civilized Tribes of Indians; Hearings on H.R. 108 by United States Congress Affairs
Author: United States Congress Affairs
Page Count: 144 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781236184269
File size: 46 Mb
Download Link: Five Civilized Tribes of Indians; Hearings on H.R. 108
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 Excerpt: ...officers that are not always pleasant, and sometimes you have to disagrte with them. I think they are efficient, and I have not had very many disagreements with any of the departments since I have been here. But I do regret to see the letter written by K. C. Allen brought in here and filed with the committee. The reason I regret that is because of the peculiar circumstances under which Mr. B. C. Allen got his appointment as a Creek national attorney. You do not see any of the other attorneys for the different tribes coming in here and filing statements like Mr. Allen's. I may as well be frank with the committee, because the matter will all come out anyway. Mr. Allen was appointed after Mr. Mott was discharged by the Secretary of the Interior and appointed, evidently, at the suggestion of Mr. Mott. Now, he comes back with a rehash, and brings in some unfortunate discussion that occurred on the floor of the House in 1912 in reference to the Mott report. I said on the floor of the House at that time, and I say it to this committee now, that in Oklahoma in the administration of the Indian affairs there are men who are seeking to buy lands and sell them, and to get them away from the Indians. There were men there who were rascals, who would not discharge their duty as they should discharge it. But the percentage of that kind of men in Oklahoma was no greater, according to population, than it was in any other State in the Union. I thought and had hoped that the Mott report was gone, and gone forever. I d onot care what Mr. Allen may seek to say to this committee. I wish he had stayed here so that he could have been crossexamined, and I regret that the Commissioner of Indian Affairs did not come here so that the members of the committee could have examined him. M....
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