 Native American tribes further west, many of them also at war with the United States troops, were also invited to take part, and several of them did.At the end of the meeting, on May 26, 1865, the council appointed commissioners (no more than five for each tribe) to attend a conference with the U.S. government at Washington D.C., at which the results of the Camp Napoleon Council would be presented and discussed.However, the U.S. government refused to treat with such a large group representing so many tribes.