The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29

of maxim, 70 the great and humane Cabi
net Of Washington for the indemnihcaton Of life and pro-
marty sustained by the ncurson of these United States
indians in our unfortunate country There would be
thing wrong in this If mistake not. l would further
recommend YOU 10 forward a proposition 70 the Cabinet
Of washington should their forces be required
for Furnishing the United States division Of, say
1000 Onats residents Of sonora for the Apache war and
for the protection Of and Arizona Such arrange
mept would result in our mutual benefit and be the only
successful way 10 speedily subdue that nhuman foe No
better Indian fighters can be found than our brave
nor men that can better penetrate the arid wateress
wastes of Arizona and the whole Apacheria. Another
not of little weight with our northern neigh
S vond no the Great .av;Sg ~ dollars ss onr asta
army could be maintained for the same money watch s
now only spent in feeding those gigantic horses Of the ra
Qoons Nothing would be more pleasing TO our good Opa
as than such war against their Old enemy the Apache
The whole outfit would consist of powder lead pnoe beef
some blankets clothing and about s4O in money nr month
and premium for each captive Il ia true this sum OF
S4OO ia lees than their salary in their own country when
soldiers but the payment in ready cash by the Cabinet
of Washington would somewhat counterbalance the
our treasury is too often exhaused 10 nav
the soldiers when their salary becomes due There would
be no dfcutv in finding pentv of Volunteers for such
war Win plenty or means we could easily nrotect 90
nora and the American citizens of Arizona and might be-
come responsible for their security after short time
AFFAIRS ALONG THE NORTHERN souNpARY
Along the northern boundary line harmony and peace
have regned between the Inhabitants on both sides OF the
line Trade il jncreasne-mnes are openipg and Il il
were not for the total want Of aws and protection 10
neaceabIe cyens NJ both Countries mncb quicker de-
veopement OF the of those sections would take
ahs conduet of the AMERICAN REGULATION of Tucson st
wear for The nromnt measnres taken by them in doing
;nstice N me Amarcan citizens that were robbed and
some even murdered nv n band of Americans claiming
IN no Amercan czens near the BOUNDARY line II s to
re d that the eSstence of laws or courts Of
nst in Arzona nrevented their being legally tried and
nnnisbed and that the military mower had no authority in
he matter
II is sincerely 10 he boped that the present Congress-
will establsh some knd of government over Ari
IONA TO protect both its citizens and ours in their
sociai and commerciaI intercourse Az II ia Ari
yona he;ng without laws becomes tho asylum of vaga
bonds and felons escaped from the adjoining co1n.
tries and thew then combine 10 tvrannye over
the peacef nbabitnts and the stranger until the nonn
lace rise in mass and dealing ont ;1st,ce themselyea
enact those scenes which in republic where the laws
are said IN emanate from the paople ara in
the extreme as thew strke mt the most sacred
of the observation-disclosures majesty Of tho law and faith in
The integrity of Tho courts - "
pvrwoS vop DAN IN .u ,prrp
Iwould further mention 70 Won the pctiton ofa com
nanv of citizens for charter n connact hy rail
road with the erea. railroad which WIS 70 cyoss The A%e
rcon continent from Texos IN Caforn;a 40 no S,r,her
steps have been taken in this matter by the
os Va o,on for iona time ana bs Texas cnnann
having failed IL is snnposea The nro;ec. abandane3