5. With the consent of Congress they should be organized as a Territory and be represented by a delegate in that body.
6. All white persons should be excluded from their country.
7. The United States to remove them to their new country and to pay the expenses of such removal, which might be conducted in either of three ways, viz:
(a) By a commutation in money, to be allowed either individuals or families.
(b) By persons to be appointed and paid by the United States.
(c) By arrangement among themselves, through which some competent person should remove them at a fixed rate.
8. The United States to provide them with subsistence for one year after removal.
9. An annuity to be secured to them proportioned to the value of the cession of territory they should make.
10. The United States to pay for all Indian improvements upon the ceded land.
11. Provision to be made for the support of schools, teachers, blacksmiths and their supplies, mills, school-houses, churches, council-houses, and houses for the principal chiefs.