Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06

every tosc tribe ,hr chief of the rx,ermial,cd naroa
stood. He had cn!.c" here of wcTcJ grass and scas
and brush! funeral pyse His tall form erect his srt
locks uatc an the breeze. As the laird veil which rose
aiund him rendered his form Siad5wy, he seemed ihc
embodied spirit o dcs'atinn. HIS voice in ore long
shout OF triunihshr!i and clear and Wild It was c'eht
up by the forests il fingered along the distant hills and ne
air OF the planes held spell about the "t tc STAR
lied mLudes, While echo shaped into hHsand 'or:+.
each vibrating On their souls with the terrible dstncfHesS u"
knel II was like the wall u: expiring ntlon ana
-remed oinons of nm impending DOOM Wa-the.nn w1s no
iorc Brave in life brave in dcah-iur muu:rnt lis whole
nation was cmLodie! in himaeii-hc all o -ind he
lucid ii sacred from The scping kni, a" hePed it n trl-
ulul The spiiit lani Ie He'd is Haired whose sublime
seiimmuiJn the last of his rlcr L. rendered Immortal
hy thc mag III ..aa Ruc!;h.
The nations VII" gathered there disirr> d. ihe'
went with sldic1,d Sr 10 tlcir iolucs. Many Of 'hc'
have passed awav tn, tradition Sli has an sl died. \
cv old remember it, but ;leY irenar whcl s'y ter H.
Aud iicy and many OF the Young hayes oi Tie present a'y
without exactly understanding why, have suci-uh""s
horror ri King Hill.
Tie citizens o. this city visit it charming rc"'r-
whence spreads panorama riYsng IL the Nslo:i, ana
where the fancy fng and rich creations from
associations which 'irons all aro"ndi.
News was brought few iays since that b1ni "i
warriors, composed al Inwas S.cs. had g;. IL :'ic
country The Pawnccs make Goou Them The nrr-
is tn the Pawnccs siu horse Jn emi.ran's while
tncalpod in the nation o the Iusls Int il is rcr
.utiiy r hatred Of that nation mho sad :n bs the
mancst Indians this side the Apachcs. The patty E'i.-
b,rs some hundred biav"s who led " youth
called Robert. This name giv"E i'm III thu '''tat
Ncmcia Mission where he educated. Ii i son
the celebrated 'Wh..r Cloud, and in h 18th ycar-
II is good scholar, remarkably saa1cius and ds :avc rs
lion, and notwithstanding his cXrcnc youl'lo'.s he IS
lDo.cd up the rhe nation to hs lrr hi,
father being considered The wisest and bavcsi. Oh White
Cloud some few years made incurs'on np"n tli
PawHeeS and slaughtered numbers Of them every sN hiC
age for which he was moved from Tho station 81 cne h
Col Vaughan in obedience instructions ,n the Depart!
lie was discssrd beyond measure al ihe IL :ra,a-
ton and about the door ~ lis VIZ iu nn,ls. bu
lied in dee? melancholy. II thought c gnscriiI"n viii
restore him his Office. Col Vaughan has promised I, inr-
.,de for him in Washington. Though loI-ef chief H.
flnn
braves He poss talents aGd scgacitt that would hr
commanding anywhere Col Vaughan is si with ns bIiI
will leave fur old Dinwiic in i;S days, again his
old constituents and friends, from whom knoN h. will r.
cclye cordial greeting. low he will cnar their clino-
mrn their hospitality AMI Kindness, ':lc l rcsic nee with
rh, savage hevand lr limits ~ civilization for 80 orr
rptI.escs o. polished l;., and 10 contribute i- III! stare -
the pleasure, Of refined society; aaa yet, hc III
facility III t. coi'cnt,d in ic wilderness "hn'e H. had he
affections u ail t's -cd aen "nrgtr .scy 10 pat wh
him. hope that after he has passed cw months WIKI hs
rariy friends. who had him with them through The fist pel-
o OF his III IL! will return his rnG, and let H.
ENJOY his society the balacc Of his days, which Nc hope
may be very nnny. May happncssr viii him everywhere
and through al time. lie hopes Ia be alf I" rca' Sns
ton by i Jy, be present at the eydi.rafion. H. has
in the Military Institute who is s!nscn a. ~ ''1st
promising young man.
Ne have had in Oh. n.is; within ,hr Las fcw months,
s. me 10 0G0 eii,g,ans II Dorado Th,y ave hi
million AM hall o dollars with lis. The iHa'asf ,';ns
nj mcnry thai pour in upon us every ver ir":n eHcy ga
Ter Of the lpba ar- building 1ity IA c Ia AM p!1i
nauce. The ic.s o! lh3i ve.y hi.h, ard ierrac IL
every dca oi trade in sea dciaat ihe~' !,si-
ling her, are letting ch The country :.ound IL. "r nun
rr- ri miles is IL, finest in the World ;"r alri i'irF". Al
,nds products s'Il ready and we Our farmers aec"r
-, a!thy in few years. We shall be t with
the Eas, by rail road and telegraph. and hi, Il! be ii
starting point for the Pacific railway Or Destiny
onward m can idea Of ts ultimi,s saacs.
know you would sIe If we're to predict ;la' i viii oac
av, be The capital q. the nation: hni neverihfi* sIci
ing i NJ: mproh,5c. We occupy central position, mid
way between ;hc Northern limits of the United States pos
scs;o:le and the Cali Of MEXICO, and also between In" A
arc ,mirtS and te Bay ri san Francisco in an1e ~;i
tie South Pass oar soil j. fertile The Ealv =. Tue
Nile and vast range o elevated ground i'll IT, II
affords site for superb city clna! 10 the l!' -
Rome symmetry and lar magnificent in yay and
zen, Of splendid prospect The air is preserve! in purity
and saubriy BY the winds that sweep the honncss
prlres and The is clear and sweet and sn i,
that which lcapcd from The solid rock at The toac o Moses
hand But enough for the present may write yog lo-c
in detail soon give you political items caa now
say thar think Toa Bentons influence is gone in Missouri
Mons Terroas L.