SCLC #721 · 1867–1868 Peoria tax · refund branch survived · redemption/waiver struck
Signed Art XXV offered two branches around disputed Kansas allotment taxes then before the Supreme Court: (1) if unlawful, federal measures to secure refunds to Indians who paid; (2) if lawful, federal tax-redemption through Interior-approved deeds in exchange for waiver of tax-title damage claims and 1857 land-sale unfairness claims. Senate deleted the second branch and waiver. Only the conditional unlawful-tax refund-assistance promise survived. Court case and actual refunds unverified.
Source: README. Craft: one-branch survival ≠ both; deletion of waiver ≠ claim success; conditional refund measures ≠ paid refunds.