yet struck still it was near at hand the desire of freedom long ago bad taken root in the nations though this was not much talked of the roots were long thought dead when unexpectedly they sent up new shoots and at some more favorable opportunity will rapidly grow up to a sturdy trunk hitherto it has been for honorable and trust worthy to be established in the financial of m and till this is done all attempts to improve the state of are as they always have been when the emperor is to receive a the have been so bj their that thej will try to steal it before or after it comes into his hands and will be cunning at least to get half of it and beside that by and other improper means when it is possible wiu get also another for themselves in this manner financial schemes continually fail of producing satisfactory results but not the less do they and the people while the in their political waste and the money got with such pains throughout all the political administration of russia a certain is perceptible this appears very obvious in the financial operations every thing undertaken bears the mark of remarkable promises to last but while and commonly has a most injurious effect so a boy a flower garden and will soon lose half his plunder on his way to the brook and will throw in the other half when he gets there the garden is robbed and trampled down to no purpose what was designed to bear fruit and furnish seed for other fields is torn away from its native soil and scattered in spots which will bear nothing this financial system is a very natural result of the character of this and government the wild tree can produce only poor and coarse till mind approaches it then it must be down to give place to some nobler growth the time when attempts at improvement could be made is passed by � the worm has already bored too deep the a part of it remains only to feed the fire while has already collected in the hollow of the trunk a preparation for death and for another and a new life in general the emperor is inclined to favor what is gross and especially in commonly he strongly to and will be an if he were not of a coarse nature he would abandon the political course which his cabinet has followed hitherto and pursue a more spiritual direction but in all probability he can only look at the material side of things and the clinging to dead forms is entirely natural to him he is incapable of any lofty spiritual of any comprehension of ideas and can appreciate none but mere as ministers of the mu art � of the relating to ihe condition of the in talk much about the in our fathers treated the of the country the discussion will have one good effect if it awaken us to the more earnest consideration of our own duty toward the feeble and scattered remnant of those once powerful tribes the whole number of indians within the limits of the is eight hundred and forty seven of these none are allowed the many are under and many are not allowed any individual in ihe lands of the tribe they are practically children with all the confirmed bad habits in many cases of mature age we acknowledge the question of their treatment is a one chiefly if not entirely however through our own mistakes and neglect we talk long and loud about religious liberty while the state till very recently out after the most approved european modes to the poor red skins a state religion at their own expense we most brave words not to be sure at the bridge � but on every th of july about the great and indispensable of jury boxes and boxes to the moral and nature of man but we keep meanwhile these eight or nine hundred persons in a perpetual and himself could not be more careful lest they get into dangerous to the or the we protest with a violence which is indignant and would be contemptuous if contempt were consistent with hearty hatred against but would smile could he see the sincere vigilance with which we guard our pupils from selfishness and the risks of individual property it must however be acknowledged that has much improved upon the example of that magnificent conspiracy justice which we call by courtesy the government of the united states our does not spend all its time in gathering up the ribbons of a race or after the spoils of a political triumph it finds or makes some time to attend to the legitimate business of government it plans for the better treatment of we will not call them all it the insane it all except indians and the colored race in boston i the h the report of this of last winter is another evidence of our interest in our duties the labor of preparing it must have been and undertaken as it was with hearty good will it has resulted in an appeal to the right feeling and good sense of the state which we cannot think will be in vain every thing needed for the basis of seems to be contained in it arranged precisely stated and bearing evidence of thorough and accurate investigation there are it seems eleven tribes within the or rather enough to the names of eleven tribes these are the gay head fall river or pond or and the whole number of indians or people of color connected with them not including the tribe is eight hundred and forty seven there are but six or eight indians of pure blood in the state all the rest are of mixed blood mostly indian and african the past policy of the state in regard to 