Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

ossn4E ~ 70 VIC c0u'o s'tuoss
take IRE of srr..lves provided The seoo..
-sse ~. TOP fsr rensssd epo" the p'.iM
- w4ra ~ = Aopeoa<hins danger. II
bali Sw.1 viii anxiety The movement +
lie teocp.. ~
i The 1000 Mipass.,a India.s which ~re
10 bs-stanspo<ssd % ,his Territory are to
b. located 10 thu region Of Grow Creek.
near For, Lookout, on thi. side Of the
river We have no particular ohjectio"
70 their being brought ,sso DstotA Pso-
vidrd the Government. will send troops
enough 70 keep them from cutting our
lhros,s. Whs" they arrive 1t their new
home they intend 10 wash the blood from
theis handa. garments. .kaisss aaj ~.onA<
hswks Apd lire in pescs.s IL %, y"u may
look GOT 70 sse shs Missouri run red SOON
after Tho 4" great wash" takes place,
.r Many Of our best cis;sens srs lssv;sg
fSr - new gold sioes, soms BY land and
souss BY river. Jsdge Tufts soa Colonel
aagaman viii 60 By the Gre, Steamboat.
All Who Z" are confident of making gol.
den forssas and sxpsct 70 rsssss in year
- exhibits their 900 lbs Of pure dust"
Il II beyond doobs that the gold beds are
deep and i"exbsussibIe, hus i. 10 ssia there
10 oas difficulty isths way Of digging It,
oscssioosd b. shs necessity q blasting
through sis feet Of solid silver Ia order 70
get 70 The gold. This il indeed . tough
esss sod win undoubtedly keep many
away from the mines. 'a. .@.
/ Many Il our os6cisis and prominent
cit sens are returning 10 their places in
the Territory. Mr.. Kins.bury has arrived
and sssaoes tie publication Of the Dako.
,iss sext week. Hon. b. +. Braoble has
returned with . bran new wife, and one
that 10 not afraid Of Indians. +. J. Dc
Wit. il here, and J. B. s. Todd - looked
for every Day.
The U. 8. Court opens next week. No
news Of who or i~here 10 our Governor.
asd po.hiag Of importance respecting the
Delegate contest, except the testimony Of
Hon. J. 7. Buckmsn, lale ,nem Der Of the
Legislature, who, i. 10 said was sworn be.
core 4. s. Judge in Washington, and
made oath thss u The Red River election
there were but Eve white nen in the coun.
try, 81 the rest beiag halt breeds, and one
Ut the Judges Of election was British
subject from Seakirk ,ha. sl,er the polls
were closed il was found that all the votes
were cast for Todd, but in order 10 make
shs case appear more plausible, they ar
ranged the resasss ~ ~ 70 give Jayse Is
votes and Todd The resi-. NJ. Buck msu
ran upon the same ,icke, and Was elected
I b. The same votes aud served in the same
| session with Donaldson and McEe,ri,ixe,
- we@bers trom the Red River. !: this
bs true ~ j, 10 said, there ID no adverse
proof, i Is . shame aud disgrace TO tho
Tertiary 70 allow that distsn, region Of
h>lf. breeds aud . ssv white traders a
representation in the Legislature The act
should be repealed Immediately upon the
r-sssembliug Of the mex. Legi.la,u.s-
This would have been doae 1t the last
sessio" had |. not L-en for the persistent
and stubbo vote Of "coppear headed
Armstrong, WIN rather than see Demo.
cratic dss,sic, d,sfranchised blindly sacri.
tic-d the i"..res, Of the Missouri Slope 10
o.i-r ~ make Democratic Legislature.
Had III. Red River been Republican
Di.sric. be would have Tough, and vu,ed
ill m:d"igh,, !" his efIorts 70 wipe fru,u
the statute boots the law giving them =
representation. He may not have known
shs fAc,A - set forth in NJ. Back nas'.
evidence, bSa IL hs did HE own constita
s"ss shosid hold hin to accountability -
With this evidence the Delex ate contest
will haag doubtful between Todd :snt
Jayss, although the fornsr has N Nm
doubted legal majority ." the Slope 4 "a
1t il ssid that among ..thess Major Bur
high is laying bic path Tor The aex, Dele
este election, and mus. confess th.t b,
j. :akinz : course 10 make himself e.Dph.
sicaIly ; peoples msn, provided DO ~
not Repsblicas- He lives With bic fam.
ily in The Territory, u promoting the il
,srests Of settlers b. building house.
opening farms, importing cattle, rai.inI
fruit orchAsds, &c, aud assisting il sstAb
l;sAine society. schools and churches Il
has done moro for Dakota than IN Ii
} omcialsi the Government has ever sen
hsss. . Give ~ lev noss such msu
aAosgh their political faith 10 black .
night, and - will soon make DAkota !,
iaviting home for Immigrants. ....@
~ IT, tsF~s@.ars ri r LOGROLLER.
| .... ~ -~~>% -
CALL,cur, the traitor Speaker Of II
New York Assembly, has eoas to ssis
lamsdiatsly on the aAjosrnnsot Of II