Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
COLUMBUS. OHIO, MONDAY MORNING, ,

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~ SlylllZeq DaaEl2lls, ann ls the surest guar
antee Ql qpp9Sgic tranpqnlnty. Inc greal
cause ~ Gne tOTmaOlVn ol IlatlpnS was tte
npnloSeheily ~ Tacei hllp Ihe unly ,ol
sehtlIhenI anu the community 81 lhgereSt
! wnlcn greW OUT OF lC' ~ u Inis Wmcn
gives plTgn 70 we nstlonal Ieeilng. ana ana
MAKES Hlen marcn 20 glanly unuer IneIr
l4stltoHAl tt Bsnher. ResIr0y Inls n0uloge-
! IiteVpI,slness " Iace py the lnIrQ1ucIioh
" oeper jSiasses, Wnp nave noInlng ~. ~
cvylIui9n W!tp tue uorilallt race 70 tq9aIlty
4 VIII WIZ Cueu Cueu III PollIIcLl PrNleges, anu yo,,,
Grfste DIVISIONS 3, Whlch are aPt 70 uestroy alI
liaIniolyi II lllis - Crue vi LaV'ons Sell.II
elalIy, IL - r esPeci'uly 80 oi tue american
peopig' 1nere Is ulVelslty Vi ~, snVeT.sIs ',r.,
euyuSu noW w it9 sl5se,iutllC I ulIncul!les
a,u s AZ Aua " tue governing
@ ,l'n,o1s I . -. eno p,acN, sSu Smu
~" iae1s, atu vno " " ~ ~
ce i"illl.eiy Ilreasnu' anu t,ie sCaolllIy oI
u at insSiSuClons VIII gS puo " seweuea ~.
teet .uan eTTI peioIe. II 10 Iequiies ~. eie
VI ouI W
m anohs nieh vi I,io ".lVe . t,2 tauo
,t'n' ~" 'iiuon EieaCoL 'io sasN
~ WY. I1 l"oes ii auiIisVeu ~ G..ineh
sniPI @ tho pIooieuI vi '' lnalnIalnIhs
I;a;,ie To0"eel C,,G peUplo vi one Iaoo 70 %
,aI''oJ 4. NV ts lhuon tn"iH ln
III @ ~ 1Ss v,I m y. III 80
,;'I '.o.. 70 ,,'..I ~ %at diS &c
eenn' e'taS III OuU Sio,i.,,
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nrh NJ ,hn, Io, 81 sooos LII, ;; 10 'OU nr;,
f,"u' uJi @ tn"' Ia" VI iaSe' az kI. niik' ,sS.
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sih;,i'1, UuJ itso' wouiJ oo anu o.o
PosSauy si,a.iy Va suon an etenS snyu'u otIaeo
| 800 S,,,ar;aon ~ ";,inaS, U"0 PSOpi0 VI 0On0i
rrhi .aI,, 'T'. ~. .,,o o.b.. uooo,
| sh1,nId ~ ho dn,,t,oS 20 noii,iooi aonoiit,,
=. ~ ~ 70 .di'. ;Uy
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loiiollGy. l, CiIls lllIotloIlsy was acoIuIu-
g''' 11I vi 'ii'9
Nouiu haye we DuI i.vtie M1'saI' DuS ~ 70
m5vIl"i tiuh sid L,Iiioil.y, anu' '"oi',o @ Jin az
,,a Mmtua suouiu 'PeIa.o es a i"'S u,
I"tL'iGa.tom i,i.t Paoposo W t nee o1y of,hly.
oiti ~ ono Vi ''o "'o' III '"ppoi'
piTpoSaU,G" Tp. o,o, .h ,,oo,,,o or Chiro boyo "a
,;OaG osIoo oaT a. rn,s ~ daspo,;s,,,
Wi,I, ~ Uro Ill VI p Ia
'i Uno .t' WI upUn ,Sn Ho o,Io, .Sa,,
1 doind .hu ~ tbo froina Cu
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v ao"eJ noVnimS Saas VIII Tnt; "mae oanI,, Sn1 n
l.on lheil s.u.hoeLsi 5 US Cntl % iooen'iy Nv
noted ,,'iss;o,' o" vron hnSo iove for soiiS
,',S;",I IL, ~ I",,,,0 "a Ill
SPI,eu w. h nun W 'nu doann,isn
tho,, v'r iai, Ia;u' doU os thaw ,yaro tSran
ioy,,,dd 49, NJ 80, en.v,,s ga
n.s',i y ,"niI 81 LaJ;n,' ~
s ,,,I II ~, nn,'n
Sne ,1npui.ai WIN au Cne tS,,N SanS idni,
an, anu G aua..o Denole d,d os.,Vus hin tuUa.
tIe oUmS @ u us 10,
NC oileIs up uLsS Suat.S 'SCI IPoi t tio
Sane sl.asS he Sm.e,S, ,or wU,sIp i,saIs Une
T., ,,l,;ot, PiS ;oraf,tl@r. n"sh aT tn,oronsIy
',t ~ 49, tho shn~o o,. i,;s Tba;r orh}
to'.,r "y riwn +'o V" h,;S,inO, t5str hehitS and
tSoiu ,a,;a,;o SnT boun r.nro;nod mnchannad
Sinca tha Gbr;stian Era Naitber christi
Snitv nor nor ciyili1stion has accomnlisbed any-
y iSon th,,, ILL., sIoI, ta
vunnE ,,hn ior unaooh to tho1 snS reioct the
WY wue ,hicS oiviin,tion i SDIJ
tn,id ioono hIa
nS hmoS oov ,,,i,i, t'at
,S J,o tha; r,hoIa histnyyv
Tbn tS;o,, os ,aoo ora ~ no hottor
oond;t;nn Eor ,oore tIan tuo hundred
,,oars IT,, hawa i;vad In oioSe nrovimitv to
fhe whites. the Gospel has been preached
To them: thew have seen the country fill up
with vast cities: they have witnessed inn
nrovements of ali kinds in every direction
around them: thew haye-fleard the thunder
of the locomotive as il rushed madly
tbrough acknowledgements they have been
lost i'm wonder as thew gazed upon
the steamboat. and the thousand
wondrons works of the white mans
mechanism. Yet, with very few
exceptions, the Indians of to-day are
"a their fathers. The hunting ground,
the chase and the game charm them
more than the, comfort and peace of
fine oniet life of the farmer, Wide fields of
yellow grain, broad orchards, bright with
golden fruit, have 10 attractions for them,
except that they excite their natural pro-
scarce sheltering its oceupants from the
storm. they prefer to the comfortable
residences of the white maa. They are
sava0es. brandish the tomahawk, murder
the innocent, delight in blood, and glory
In scalns inst MS their ancestors, With a,
history Of wars and crimes and bloodshed,
wifi Sahits TASTES and traditions. now. as
ever hostile to civilization. the Indian can
scarcely he expected to be otherwise than
barharons. ',s..'..
W.. ,,a.,,oo,, .o,d oe +ho .Ind;or .rd
C, n"o s nas oiet IS 70 su ,otor Soarsa trre Of
th ,.a"Srd 1,SiSSC into tribes the negro
en S,,e g T,,oJ ;nN%Sr,ca IN eontinvoi ssste
mas rsvTu w, II, ,,hioh rho co nnoror aiYavS
neIn,,as ~ 10 ~ ioonnnared 'Fprce decla rss
tSeis rH,Sps Sn o0S 4 YES the Limits to' their
,'o,ua,. S"Si S"Ipha; onIv govermnent has been,
power. neir oniy SotStGO . Jio naS S I;na
despoesm Ia ~m,Gn one e. tS san fixes ts
Vi lne pe9pie ale suIJo0U ~ yio W., - AZ. Sus
94e.L 'A 20 T,aIs LII sts
gusStns u he.lS.is,s. ,S .,oi,. Ttos,
arc oUne tsSts,ISso Tbair honses when they
taye Ho seinpes .,1T.p.e thni ,SIsst "h"ractsr
nays % ry any aiV vi Sno .,S ssusd
Inaue oi,niuu, or uutLiou I, Ii Sno siou.iu' .I
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