, 1861-05-24

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| Efforts Of Mt. Doe, Commissioner: of Indian
;;4pairs-1s'yf"ta Election, hon Dtfermfaed,
| @s': -- 49,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.1
- "4saraoros, May ii, 1861. :
IA nS 1ettet yesteluay' mention "as made
'. Ao An'4y new arrivals OF men Booking Of
s.uannp6 olaeea IN Inc gl1r oi the Admln1stta-
uon, Particularly naln1aIy Places. "A aaasp
loek upon tho registry OF the hotels, reveals
/ the fact that there ara not a faw err;vn1a ~
| 7ncn WIN 1;v- IN tb.- so,th ,,s - 80
A~ ~. ~ ~ oo.'4' 0na "aocaa oe
mere ior no omees' Dnt VINO probably expect
promotion. Thoy NAV pet it-as h,rh ~ g.
nav, soua ot 4hss. sn,.: ~. 80 ~ ~
nuan' ooa'e % 'neee eeles aaSe registered
their names as living in the NortA, and 4 few
Of theae have been spotted By the Federal an
taollnss, ana ~ WI na'e cnance to explain
seemseTea. Ihere are many perssns who
hide their whereabouts, By living In priyata
families, which sympath;ae md ,rn,ho1,1. .'o ~.
Ia a. they dare, with the Great Rebellion.
Even now, when the secession feeling Ia ch,ry
Ct befnp known th.ra IN .,,5aa.. r. NJ -,
,,otoa T. 5.~n,T.a.s4s. eneo sn~' :" a&n'
nston oeepiS tainted. oaly today, In one
had one eon in the army South a,d .noth.r;.
the IT .,nv +,,a -. - 1 ~ ~
10 ~ ~ A"y' l polo aer supposed she
nA1ui5 enc" hoF TO pray for them, under
these circumstances "Yes I d." sald she
! t1,s Sd ' pay 1nas M tae oao Ii
@ue oout1e'1 army may succeeds" This Was
said with such a will, that told her il wss
pretty good treason: md that thonrb she
might say that herr. onc con1d mt nv r. on
posite Of that in Montgomery. Another sig
niacant fact has just come to my knowledge,
teemed pastor Of one Of Tie largest EPISCOPAL SCI
churches here, has been nuanlmously clec:ei
Bishop Of Alahama-vice Bishop Cobb, de-
ceased He has for some time been IN cor
respo1denee with the people having the MAJ.
| ter in charge, and now that they fir7 he il nj,
right on the doubted points, the Invitation
comes, and he Is going. He Ii opposed to anY
sh alyisio1 = e. T. the Episcopal church North and
he must be With the South essentially, or he
| would not DO for them. The fact Is, where
slavery Exists, even In as mid u form
| % here, and IN MARYLAND, there ia q
cGas'an1 e;1a 1 tendency 10 nrst endure their
| Mty, then embrace the vice Of moa-
sirous mlen. IN Washington women are the
tondest apolcg1sts generally found hero for
the slaFeholoels and the sece5sionists. One
euch At the Liable WheEe l board, Tas, only
ths Gay s M1nans 5 Tas arrested, arguing that be
chose. lquoted here the 1a# maxim that
man muSt $50 use MS Own as not to ipjure
eno1her, and argued that If W1nans was
making cannon for tho South, this Law would
3s make y treason a{;alnst the United States. It
would he advisable for martial Law to shut
down on al this sympathy with the Southern
tIaitor5, and on all these spies, we're it not
tnat these spies, they report the truth to
Their maste1s, must discourage them decidedly
When they tell T. them M the number and The
ham
anxious fer fight:
~ inc way, do sou ever think Of II, that |
Fhne we say troops" aud "soldiers," the |
Indians have much better word tor their |
men N arms. They term them oa3TioTs.
lhere is m energy and po6er much more
startling IN that word; ard even their word |
6TdsTs is better than our word soldier, which !
is 80 easy in 1dea that it Is sufficient for most
purposes to call It 'soger" aud "so,gering." |
feu upon this train Of thought in looking I
OF me molan 1 t1hes can put into the field; |
and VIII add that u this case there is some |
canser thai that field and Its warriors will be |
n and tor the South The tender mercy Of |
Mr. Aett has Just moTed him TO introduce a |
resolution IN the Rebel Congress to protect |
the Indians south OF Kansas. Such protec- I
ton as Vultures gfYe-t0 lambs, would It be-
if lambs these warriors we're But there have
been Of Late delegates among them from
the danger is TINT these Indians hayo inst
slaves enough to make them incline that way,
They would do so generally, were II mt f3r
the annuities our Goyerhment pay them, and
for the wise efforts our Commissioner Of In
Ing with thsse inans W. West of M and ufsa santh % ef
Karsas End Arkansas, He has taken Mains tn
have several Of their Chiefs. and lsadfnc mn
at bis office in Washington, and he las m
pointed such prudent and reliable aeents. md
given them such Instructions. that f is honed
md believed tie indians vii most. most If mt op sIf
prefer to keep with the United States,
You have lately spoken highly ofMr Dole. %
every ray worthy Ct his important post. Nv
frequent intercourse with him for two months
that he is = wise, prudent, iar.seciug. patriotic
officer, of whom the white speculafor in H.
dim claims will eoon learn he cannot imnose
upon, and whom the Indians themselves
viii he persuaded is their best friend. In these
high giits and duties, he Conmission|er @ 10 | is
ably seconded by bIs chief clerk. ar M;r 1rho
has ionr and most snccessfn1 ex.ner;an,nn IN ~
tie Indiaa Office, 70 show Won how stT;rtrh
new incumbent, the Commisaioner. Ia viii
mention that he has entered upon tie rnlc not
voyagc1s to the Indian tpders Licensed fv the
agents who have been snperceded. wifhnnt
flIst having an opinion from the new superin.
1endaufs md Agents, 81 to whether these |
be in the ndiah country. he has Saved the
Government near $1,000 each, In the scttlement
Of two bills for advertising the 81 Ahstrncted
Indian Bonds" evidently thinking thnt If he |
must "pay for heating The poRerN which !
burnt us so In the 1AscalitY of tic former nd
minfst1ation, he will paY only fair prIca
To return to our Indians and the Southern |
armY It Is claimed that there are now MO IN |
dian warriors in the city Of Richmnnd and
that they will come by thousands to scaln our
troops, and even our women and children
We must give them = touch Of one
No1tnHeA1efn braves OIL taWny hue, Who
Eonlo make tne ioT ny among their HjgJaNs.
george CopTay is here 1oW, trying to get
bis red bTsthren info the wur: 1,nt Ss the n. ~
diaus say Of 'twhite mnn," that he is "1uight7 |
uncertain" 60 We may say Of George, the ora |
tor. The fact is, the free North has sa.ie men
enough to straightcn ont this miserable rebel
Lion, without rtlying on the blacks or Indians
and thc free whites will have the credit Of It.
AID will do It too. The election In Virginia
will be over before you get this letter, and then
tho Cabinet will know Just what to do. Gen,
Butter is believed to be detailed to Norfolk.
Other Of our Naders will perhaps strike d:
uarper's Ferry, or lay it nndera compile block.
sde; Alexandria Will be attended to. and Rich
mond visited 1rom several points and subdued;
ard all along shore, our guns shall 60, and
hope Land troops enough to to call Georglaus
and AlabamtaHs home from Virginia, and then
pant cur usg again wherever it has been pull
ed down. The coming Of your Irish Brigade,
Is much talked Of, as is also the brave hold
your troops keep st Cairo. I have even seen
It suited TINT Chicago alone had given Sc, ,OO0,-
GEO to the var | Some mistake in those tVnes |