He met the Comanche chiefs in council, and so represented to them the blessings of peace and the horrors of war, that they consented to send a deputation, to effect if possible, an amicable settlement of the difficulty.
We infer from the brief narrative that is given that Kit Carson was the bearer of this Indian flag of truce.

He was the friend of both parties.

He was alike regarded by both as eminent for his wisdom and his sense of justice.

He met the Sioux chiefs in council.

After long deliberation, they consented to retire from the Comanches' hunting-ground at the close of the then season, and never to molest them more.
Carson returned to the Comanches with this announcement, and persuaded them to accede to the terms.