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remain the perpetual friends of the Republic of Texas.
friendship between the Republic of Texas
cultivate and secure their friendship and
promote their interest and happiness, do
being solicitous to secure the peace and
friendship of the Lipan tribe of Indians,
them as their wants may require and their
behalf of said Republic, and with a view to
further and secure the peace and friendship of said tribe of Indians, the
as a pledge of friendship for said Lipans
agree to give their Chief the value of Two
principal and ruling Chief of the said tribe
of Lipan Indians, who is vested with full
which may administer most to the present
power to act and treat for said tribe of
further view to show their friendship to
the Republic of Texas and her Citizens, do
agree to deliver over to the Citizens of
said Republic all Cattle, Horses, Mules or
protection to said tribe of Lipan Indians
other property which may come into their
hands, provided the right to the same can
be established by marks, brands, or other
provided that said Lipans shall be paid at
just and fair consideration for taking and delivering such property to the owners
thereof, the mode of providing the right
of the contracting parties, according to
parties that the persons and property of
contracting parties that should any of the
any of the Lipan shall be secure and not
said Lipan commit any violence upon any of
be disturbed by any of the Citizens of the
property of the citizens of said Republic,
the said ruling Chief Castro agrees on the
property of the Citizens of the Republic
behalf of his people to deliver over to the
and all other persons and their property
authorities of said Republic the Indians
at peace with this Republic, or such other
invited to this Republic by its policy or
agrees, should any violence be done by any
passing through any part of this Republic,
excepting such Indian tribes as the Lipan
may be at open war with. James Power (L.
offenders punished according to the laws of Texas and to have their property
Signed, Sealed and delivered in good faith
that any of the Citizens of the Republic
should have unlawfully taken the same and
in no case shall either party take redress
Lipan on this Eighth day of January in the
violence, or wrongful acts which any Lipan
may commit upon the persons or property of the Citizens of Texas, or for any
violence, outrages, or wrongful acts, which
may be committed by the Citizens of said
Republic upon the persons or property of
any of said Lipan Indians, but application
for justice and redress shall be made by
and through the ruling authorities of each
Texas Indian Papers 1825-I843, Edited from the original manuscript copies in the Texas State Archives by Dorman H. Winfrey , assisted by James M, Day, Georcre R. Nielsen, Albert D. Pattillo, Austin, Texas State Library, 1959 Texas Indians Papers, 1825-1943, Read and adopted by Senate, 19 December 37, concurred in Arthur Robertson, Secretary of the Republic of Texas Senate.
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Texas Indian Papers 1825-I843, Edited from the original manuscript copies in the Texas State Archives by Dorman H. Winfrey , assisted by James M, Day, Georcre R. Nielsen, Albert D. Pattillo, Austin, Texas State Library, 1959 Texas Indians Papers, 1825-1943, Read and adopted by Senate, 19 December 37, concurred in Arthur Robertson, Secretary of the Republic of Texas Senate.
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