New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Gov, Iyau,sey,s Nrcssago

sets forth that a sense OF Official duty ana popular
demand induced him to call an extra session to pro-
vide for the necessities Of the present crisis. The
frontier settlements have been attacked and desolaed
by resehcrous foe, whose first warning OF hostility
was tho indiscriminae massacre Of men, women, and
children:
up to the date Of hi, event. the Sioux Dsioa Indians
Of Mnueso bad tribe lived In on unbroken snty
and confidence with the citizens Of this State friendship
ianung bach or more than generation Of ana tap
murdcous raid of Inkpadu,s band At 81 rt Lake, IN
is which openly dieount.Lsnc'd D, the uibe age
did not dnEb this feeling Of confidence IN our Indian
Deshbor."
A few weeks previous to the outbreak, a menacine
cemonsraton had occurred at the upper agency where
the Indians mad assembled inlarge numbers in anlic-
pation Of ne aymeut Of their epnuiiies, but which
bad been delayed by the tardy action OF Congress.
Mr.. Galbmih did not, however, dream Of danger,
but the blow came with appalling suddenness.
n.i. m, r. spr.s.nce at Acton Meeker county.
whsre they murdered smiy q .I persons The ,snsn
Dry eontas spread hand band and the morning
othe 18Th in a without word OF sign Of wuninE
without preooncet on their P1t or provoe'on on ours al
the erocy Of his was let loose at once on
the un,uspceng white inhsbsuis aud NOR, women and
children involved IN nciscrininate and a~ia mas
The horrible Of sder piAsge .ni devistion
begun at Red Wood was swiftly exouded thoropghout The
so3r Renovation snd 10 The adj settlements whoreahe
families live in isolated habiaonss considerable distances
spri and hundreds OF every and pe'Aed by the
ksrds Of these reuIorseless butchers
Ne gives a graphic description Of various Skin
ui,hes aud battles with the Indians; gratefully
Acknowledges the assistance rendered TO him by the
Governors Of adjoining Satss mTlimen's the
rs,rot. m and oouraqe Of the men under Col Sbley.
Judge Fiandrnu, Lem.-Col. NcPhail, Col. Crooks,
md o,h., and then retpr,s again 10 the ferocious
cruelty Of he Indians:
n.nts iuto boOdy chips fesh nailed alive TO
ao.i - 90, ~ 40 '' ~ -, 49, - ,i,d ash,, a,d in
@ - -, &, 49,, ~ o b,, ,nl.c... ma bI,~Jias
-. - - - 80, -, an,,-,s IT,, Irn..I
Ib,, I'M a,,,b ,nfd ii. an m. and oa,rny, women
MA An cntyy 10 snl,rro lie Loror. Of living death
- ,.,i,,. t,,,d 49,. IA :. N ,h.ir d,,i.h fnry
"a 80" i ,.sIr ih ou,,,,,, on the living Ri. l. .aort.
,a,,I.tInr ,he bo,. az IA. de,d-,ueh are the
"a nas..nd ness., sor,sI. b..J. ~b@b
n nS.n va. ha. burned into the brain.
nj WI 49, ~" 80 ,,,., 49, "a s.ch d. s,smx .th
shom ~sh.s. 70 deal
80 ln,' y, ,h. ma, 81 ,ss.. r..
nOs.s hatcher. in sh- course q The two or three day;
~ or a,. aud hundred. Of them Il. y., unbur-d where
they sh bidder IN %. .., ana pa.h,. o. p,.es ha
cone o., o. nllss tom exhaustion and terror have died
ef.tarv.ibn.
IN. tf..i.r Of tepT.dailou' f'r " cer'sn.d has e.
Red Rivet 10 the Iowa boundary or ont Of 100 miles aud
nom III. Western border Of he State ~Atwardy lite heart
.. Torsa city area Of 20 40 'qu.I- mile.
at m.s n l.r. ineaaias s1t. supple. Of .rm. and
uaisn psged from the Government snd grivs,e store:
the f'.@ivsion, and the cAts ho'e' ana housen''a
efsas ef',',ier. -,
. 20 s t .s,, 90 an, f.n,. nro.o.r,, h.
90 "a nae y. P",s '' 'H'e'' ." o"' 'D' '''p'''
/ oeJe.d eseuia'iSn
! The catastrophe embraces every element OF ms
] ,.f,,. ia L,..,, 60 an .c,;c,,,,,.l ,o,rls
0ne' '"-' o0"'' "'Ff'" " M NJ ~ f
ton: tens Of thousands Of acres Of crops have been
abandoned, tholsAnus OF Iallltt nave Dteh feuuceu
N rov,r,y and b,gyayy
| - -. nl,.!, 4. A.. Ga, p......,,o, r..
bfS~n oo.nty 70 the o,oui hesr -
~, d 49,, r1,,-s. "a a =, fam, ,.,. cyid ne.
?; 'e'in-n' - - :, -, - - I'd, ei.
~ We W., e,,,,ss. p,},sn Ton their oms.-,heir
,,e,.a or pgpaer.d rotb.d ,y,p OF their hou...
gfoleiJ, u' ioya - :, ~ -. 49,, ~. a. MA,
oo.' 80 a. -, ~, ~ .nd an, TIN ~ ~
~ I'm hone, b.,..n,d h.,p 81 roll. th.,e
,,,s.. nm, q, Iom c.nlo, .p,.l our .nxu.r. Az.
10 a, q. n manila a., involved
. ~ Al p'yoApl! % 'n l 49, - 49,. PeP i., .o',.
~, No. II :. - S,,,,,an =, .h,rso,nsp," 'F''
"o, ron P'''''' H., - 1
i"o nu"oo' - i"u''" ""'''o''"''"""' '"b"e''
10 TIE tao' az lar as Ano"p, "ou'' 'een '""o'4
10 tho lniciion of much havoc and terror, # they
-, =, - -. ! =; H., =,
bad not been AIDED IN the "eTec! anu raP"lt! VI
their ovemeut. by the sparcely settled character Of
I
the country.
The number o' Initsn' ergs-d IN the De
foe fo, aS I'D New u vas v,n.,s. at OsS Is
SOU inca women .pd children en' '1o which II
po"ibic msh' iu,Ii'h i'-'" ~h"" -,
In brief allntlon 10 the war INTO winch We nave
been driven by the Southern Rebellion, he says;
Ahts'y cur anu nave ap'oioeu hsny onoi'" 81 .ne
en- Ire voting population 81 Inc lo>h StAes ana W e
ys the magnitude of the suU- Las sf exceeded our anti
cpaous 90 IN the u'1e may proceed 70 etfths ~hcn no
bImsn precleuce Of this moment fore,ee such the
Eaon Of people 20 maintain upbrokcn the union
the greatness Of III" Hsef. and ssi nterr.. 'k- shA'
ths ~sr WI 20 secuted 'housn snouu etl' VIC s'-
,i9o o. ns en'r taals Ise 10 % vac 30 ~ 80
Is lns,',o -, w, -, .' W.. i -. ~
-, -, 49,. 81 - .b.rIn. III. Gox.rnr,n, viii n.
n,a ~ ~ ' ,h. 80, 81 on, s,s '"' ''
Nu 1' ~ -. -. 49,. t,,n.,t.. a, An, .x..,. =,
-, a. o' 80 80 - ~ ' ,y, L,,t ~ y 10 ~,
avs ~"'u, ""s' ""V AZ ''s'"r :. 80 - 80 80
giving ausy snd e1oit 20 tho oseh % .ne
AZ. not 10 participate IN shaphg we Pohcy OF that
pov"rnh'ut bu' on ,he os,f~,, 80 We 'sn' VI