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Tribute Of respect from lie Ckoesars 70 Aier
agent. During tho absence Of Maj. VIM. Arm
strong. the long tried and eficien. gent for tho
Choctaws, from his Agency. q stort time since,
the Choctuws in General Council, passed a reso-
lutohs complimentary to him. The complimen,
was the more gratifying and the moro highly
appreciated by their worthy Agent. as it was
unsougllt and unexpected to him.


Tho Choctaws have paid him another compIi-
ment equally unexpected and as gratifying, in
providing Tor the establishment of another Semi.
nary in the Nation, to be called the !" Armstrong
Academy"


These people have been peculiarly fortunate in
their Agent. They have had one for eight years
in whom they have the utmost confidence; and
one whom they have never found wanting when
tried.
The following is copy of the resolution pass.
cd in the Council, which was politely furnished
US by citizen Of that Nation:


"Resotved by The Senate and House of Repro.
sentatives in General Council assembled. that the
thanks Of this body be tcndered to Mai. m.
Armstrong, for the nblo and saluiary advice which
he has al alftim - freely Civ en- to the Choctaws
all matters touching the vital interests of our
people; and that the Presiden: of the Senate and
the Speaker of the House signsthis, and a copy
Of the same be sent to him.


d. WALL. Prest Senate.


T. WALKER, Speaker H. r.
Catered on the Journal October TO- 1874