Menominee

It is believed, however, when all the annual reports are received, about one-third of which being yet due, it will be found that the number of pupils has increased instead of diminished during the year.

The commissioners appointed under a provision made by Congress for that purpose, 20th of May 1826, to hold a general council with the Indians at Green Bay, have performed that duty, and concluded a treaty with the Chippewa, Menominee, and Winnebago tribes of Indians, which remains to be submitted for the ratification of the President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of the United States.

The commissioners appointed under the provision made for the purpose at the last session of Congress to hold a treaty with the Cherokees have been engaged in their duties, but no report of the progress or result of their negotiations has yet been received.

Several attempts have been made by order of the Department during the year through the Indian agent to obtain from the Creeks by negotiation the strip of land yet owned by them within the limits of the state of Georgia, but without success.

On the 29th of August I moved with the regular troops and commenced the ascent of the Wisconsin in five keel and ten Mackinac boats.

General Dodge from Galena with one hundred and thirty mounted men joined me on the 1st of September, and on the 6th we received the Portage.

Major Whistler had arrived from Green Bay on the 1st of September at a point on Fox River opposite with two companies of the 2nd Regiment, a company of militia and a body of New York and Menominee Indians.

Two of the offenders on our near approach were surrendered to Major Whistler on the 3rd of September.

It is believed, however, when all the annual reports are received, about one-third of which being yet due, it will be found that the number of pupils has increased instead of diminished during the year.

The commissioners appointed, under a provision made by Congress for that purpose, 20th of May 1826, to hold a general council with the Indians at Green Bay, have performed that duty, and concluded a treaty with the Chippewa, Menominee, and Winnebago tribes of Indians, which remains to be submitted for the ratification of the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of the United States.

The commissioners appointed, under the provision made for the purpose at the last session of Congress, to hold a treaty with the Cherokees, have been engaged in their duties, but no report of the progress or result of their negotiations has yet been received.

Several attempts have been made by order of the Department during the year through the Indian agent to obtain from the Creeks by negotiation the strip of land yet owned by them within the limits of the state of Georgia, but without success.

On the 29th of August I moved with the regular troops and commenced the ascent of the Wisconsin in five keel and ten Mackinac boats.

General Dodge from Galena with 130 mounted men joined me on the 1st of September and on the 6th we received the Portage.

Major Whistler had arrived from Green Bay on the 1st of September at a point on Fox River opposite with two companies of the 2nd Regiment, a company of militia and a body of New York and Menominee Indians.

Two of the offenders on our near approach were surrendered to Major Whistler on the 3rd of September.

[laughs] Live from one...

Live from lands stolen from the Anishinaabe, including the Potawatomi, Ottawa, Ojibwe, and the Illinois Confederation consisting of the Peoria, Kaskaskia, and others, as well as the Myaamia, Wea, Sauk, Meskwaki, Ho-Chunk, Menominee, Kickapoo, Mascouten, and Sac, and Fox peoples.

This is Hell.

Will, please remind us what is this week's question from Hell, and share the rest of the answers we received from our listeners this week.

It is believed, however, when all the annual reports are received, about one-third of which being yet due, it will be found that the number of pupils has increased instead of diminished during the year.

The commissioners appointed under a provision made by Congress for that purpose, 20th of May 1826, to hold a general council with the Indians at Green Bay, have performed that duty, and concluded a treaty with the Chippewa, Menominee, and Winnebago tribes of Indians, which remains to be submitted for the ratification of the President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of the United States.

The commissioners appointed under the provision made for the purpose at the last session of Congress to hold a treaty with the Cherokees have been engaged in their duties, but no report of the progress or result of their negotiations has yet been received.

Several attempts have been made by order of the Department during the year through the Indian agent to obtain from the Creeks by negotiation the strip of land yet owned by them within the limits of the state of Georgia, but without success.

On the 29th of August I moved with the regular troops and commenced the ascent of the Wisconsin in five keel and ten Mackinac boats.

General Dodge from Galena with 130 mounted men joined me on the 1st of September and on the 6th we received the Portage.

Major Whistler had arrived from Green Bay on the 1st of September at a point on Fox River opposite with two companies of the 2nd Regiment, a company of militia and a body of New York and Menominee Indians.

Two of the offenders on our near approach were surrendered to Major Whistler on the 3rd of September.

[upbeat music] I'm Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz, and this is Climate Connections.

Climate change is not a game, but a board game created at the College of Menominee Nation in Wisconsin aims to help people understand how climate change affects tribal communities and how they can respond.

So the game is, it's a fictional reservation and a fictional tribe, but it's inspired by the Menominee tribe and reservation.

Sarah Smith of the College's Sustainable Development Institute helped develop the game, called Rezoration.

Her team is beta testing it and plans to release a free version next year.

I had no knowledge at the time who he was, or that Toma was on the island, but while standing there before my door, and under the influence of the feeling I have described, Henry Gravarat, the Indian interpreter, came up, and I inquired of him whether he knew of an Indian who had just passed up.

He replied yes, that it was Toma, chief of the Menominee Indians, who with his people had arrived late the evening before, and were encamped at the point that Toma had just been with him to ask a council with the Indian agent, Major William H. Putthoff.

The council was held at ten o'clock, and I made it my business to attend.

To understand what follows, I must make a short digression.

There was nothing novel to us in this, as a number of tribes had previously arrived, stopped, and had a council at which they told their story, always winding up with professions of love for their Chemokeman Nazar, or American father, who they hoped would open his heart and give their people some meat to stay them on their journey, and his breast to give them some milk, i.e. whiskey, to make them joyful.

This was the usual winding up of all such councils.

When the council in this instance had met and the proper time offered, Toma rose and stated to Major Puttoff that he had arrived with the Menominee nation the night before on their way to visit their British father, and that having stopped on the island to rest over the night, he had thought it his duty to report the fact to his American father.

With this simple announcement, he sat down.

It is believed, however, when all the annual reports are received, about one-third of which being yet due, it will be found that the number of pupils has increased instead of diminished during the year.

The commissioners appointed, under a provision made by Congress for that purpose, 20th of May, 1826, to hold a general council with the Indians at Green Bay, have performed that duty, and concluded a treaty with the Chippewa, Menominee, and Winnebago tribes of Indians, which remains to be submitted for the ratification of the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of the United States.

The commissioners appointed, under the provision made for the purpose at the last session of Congress, to hold a treaty with the Cherokees, have been engaged in their duties, but no report of the progress or result of their negotiations has yet been received.

Several attempts have been made, by order of the Department, during the year through the Indian agent, to obtain from the Creeks by negotiation the strip of land yet owned by them within the limits of the state of Georgia, but without success.

On the 29th of August, I moved with the regular troops and commenced the ascent of the Wisconsin in five keel and 10 Mackinac boats.

General Dodge from Galena with 130 mounted men joined me on the 1st of September, and on the 6th we received the Portage.

Major Whistler had arrived from Green Bay on the 1st of September at a point on Fox River opposite with two companies of the 2nd Regiment, a company of militia and a body of New York and Menominee Indians.

Two of the offenders on our near approach were surrendered to Major Whistler on the 3rd of September.

Like what Crowley might not say out with his chest, he definitely does it behind the scenes.

When we look at the state of the county reports that he does, they always start with a land acknowledgement, thinking the Ho-Chunk, the Potawatomi, the Menominee, all these native tribes in Wisconsin.

But the one thing that always strikes me when I listen to the state of the county addresses is He doesn't acknowledge the workers in Milwaukee County.

He doesn't acknowledge and thank the first responders.