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nanews 02.019 (no name) (no email) Wed, 4 May 1994 14:05:01 -0700 Articles sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next article: Previous article: gwelker@mail.lmi.org: "OSU (Ohio State Univ.) reacts to Chiapas rebellion" (_(_/ (/ ( / (_ / (_ (_/ '/_ / (_ (_/ ' O ( N A T I V E A M E R I C A N ) O o O / ' ) / / ) ' ) / / ' O o o o o O /_ / ) (_/ / ( (_, 7 May 1994 O o O ( N E W S ) O This issue contains articles from NATIVE-L and NATCHAT Mailing Lists, FidoNet Indian Affairs Conference and by members of the Invisible Band. This newsletter is a way of keeping the brothers and sisters of the Invisible Band and those who share our spirit informed about current events within the lives of those who walk the Red Road. It is archived at the Native American FTP site ftp.cit.cornell.edu in the directory /pub/special/NativeProfs/newsletters; and is being sent to gst@gnosys.svle.ma.us

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Wisdom of the people: Potential and pitfalls in efforts by the Comanches to recreate traditional ways of building consensus Potential and Pitfalls in Efforts by the Comanches to Recreate Traditional Ways of Building Consensus TRADITIONAL VS. CONTEMPORARY TRIBAL GOVERNANCE The problem of the inappropriateness of the more widely used current general form of governance has taken on greater significance since the 1960s. Prior to that time tribes and tribal governments had little autonomy, and much of the function of the elected council members was to act as brokers for the tribe and its members in dealing with federal officials first and with state and local officials second. The Civil Rights movement and the War on Poverty both led to an increase in the authority of tribal governments to make significant decisions in the affairs of Indian nations; this authority generally continues to expand.15 THE COMANCHES' EXPERIENCE TO 1990 The Comanches' experience with tribal government is unique yet representative of the general pattern described above. The Comanche people call themselves Nununuh, meaning "The People."16 It is believed that the Comanches lived in the mountains in small, autonomous family bands prior to the coming of the horse, which made life on the Plains quite feasible.17 The Comanches became extremely skilled horse people, adept at buffalo hunting and masterful as warriors. At first alone, and then supported by their Kiowa allies, they became "Lords of the South Plains" living in bands across what is now Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.18

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A MERICANA We are pleased to present a selection of Congressional Session reports, ranging from the First Congress to the Civil War. These are fascinating reading, showing the nuts and bolts of history, as it happened- The first four Congresses- The Laws of the United States of America. In three volumes. Philadelphia; Richard Folwell: 1796-97. War Department Treasury Department Post Office City of Washington Kentucky Vermont Tennessee Bank of the United States U.S.S. Constitution Peace Treay with Britain West Point Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Whiskey Rebellion Early printings of the Laws passed by the First, Second, Third and Fourth Congresses. The War and Treasury departments are created, the Judicial System , the Census , the Mint Post Office and Post Roads, and are all established, and the United States purchases land at West Point ; there is also an Act providing for the establishment of the City of Washington , the creation of the states of Kentucky Vermont and Tennessee , and the establishment of the Bank of the United States . Other interesting events included an act to build six frigates to combat the Algerian corsairs -one would be the U.S.S. "Constitution"

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