, 1869-03-30

| ~ 0A0elhQ1uu IdAt thc New
York dealer is unable to pay Immediately a,
| the Western operator does, who has ios,
funds at his disposal, and is Obliged to ma,
higher rate o; interest.
QuAKERs, INDIANS, AND MEAT.
| Livingstone, in his travels in Ccut,a
Africa, came npon an interior tribe wnos.
only idea Of Christians WIS that thcy wert
s*1ncleIs, alave-traders and pirates, who oc
casionaly visited the eoasts to pluuder, mur
def and rarlah- One can imagine the hol,
horror with which the religious educators .,
such race might point to the neanest oec.
cadiuoea committed among their own peo,
| pie as acts that reduce their per ,,etrato.s al.
most to the degraded level Of Europeans. I,
is also remarked TINT in Turkey tho profane
4lnssulmhn, who il most reckless in berat;no
: his enemy, begins by styling him tsvaoa.
bond, = desceuds from thence to dop. then
to serpent, devil, and II this accumulation
of diversified ignominy does not satisfy
ms ardent wrath, he summons to hia
AID all the intensity Of overwhelming soorn
and h'ssea' with pointed finger-'s Ch,is.
tlan-" It would not be very remarkable il
among such people missionaries made few
converts. Accordingly We believe the mis-
aloaa,iea in Constantinople spend their lives
IN the study ard tranalation Of Orientel
ton6des, and that converts to Christianity
are 1caEceiy regarded as within the scopo
and object Of Christian missions in sIoban,.
mednn countrie7.
A similar difficulty attends the dissem;na-
hon Of Christianity among the American
Indians. The Indian has Just resources
CROUCH In cruelty to know TINT, though ho
do his wickedeat in war, he is but A weak
and almost harmless creature com.
pared with tho ruthless and re-
lehless Thite man; and as
f01 plundering, swindling and lying, wo
may admit that the Indian has a1i tho ,,o.
prarlty, hut be 1acAs tho talent, to be effcc-
tive. Tho division Of the profits Of trade
hy white men with the Indian has alwara
been made by The former, thus: .Come.
lot us divide oven. Now will you take the
crow, while take the turkey, or shall I
tako the turkey while you take the crow 7n
II We could get at the average Indian i'm
preston relative to the character of wb;ta
men, it would not he very different from
that with which most white men regard Fisk.
the poddler. The average Indian Iisteus
to white nuns e1horation to piety, hon.
esty, sobsiety and chastity with din, con.
sc'ousnesa that there is deep swindle in it
somewhere, though he can't poiut ont
whefe' md vague conclusion that tho
Jcans Christ whom the preacher is talking
about ia some railroal man who wauts tn
get land without paying for it.
1t ID With sone curiosity, therefore. that
we await the Inauguration OF tho proposed
policy Of bringing the Christian sects to
bear upon the lndian in their sectarian ~
pacity. For it cannot be supposed that an
experiment which the Quakeza are permitted
as q sect 10 try sha1l be denied TO other
secta on like terms, 1t is true that tho
Qua&ers have an advantage, in that their
uniform distinguishes them, in manner
which the savage would easily learn, from the
clnas OF Caucasian soldiers who hnrn
thol1 villages, and from The Christian
landagents, who sell them hre-water and teach
them SO many things worth knowing in tho
way Of mnkinR bargains and keeping them.
dozen ouabers and sat;se., ~ .h..-1SI ~ 80 - ~"
tbev d;a TINA r., tho;- .'e''o' 60 l''''
anca thax ~, hoe:- r Asli"o " Aoh.ses's'-
The onnks, nn;for1, rh;a,, 80 ~, !" s ~
r. to,1 +,, tho,, :. t aoAos
talo lono ;f a. on.1s- ua ~ WIZ HUI
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n. rnnw,a,,+e - a.ras, ss,' 11uu uones.s' lof
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Who naro- ~. T.a;s.e =, ~. eae1A'.s
on1r tbo nra,;n,;as-. ..... -. oo' III"
tt.t sh,,' .e.,,7 ..s..at al 4 p'ncs
Al .ha nlsns f,sr;sa,s M -. ~" % aa,
raca for c;v;,;,;na ,he Is;,;aSa 'o1on
,,ota1r fa;1oa Lo.,a., - AA'o w.
Indian N ho ca,sI,,a at 1oss;. " - 80 ~.
from a s,rnoo ~, T.roos 80 :. " ,.."."a a
into a c;t;yen and oron :. s.;s. r..
nlict, 10 ,hen ,ho adn..,;,a., ,,s,sa, W. -
which were in nse II, m, on.n noonIo ana
uo had so f,u ,,o;r,. = .n,r,.sa H.. 49,
few Indians whom wa baro snrcooaoa L ~
ednc.tinc nss,,r ali ,,ra ~ 60 re-. -.
Tor than The civilized IN +ho osha~ h.n,
tbo snan;sh and ro,4n,1sao r..os =, saa.h @
Auar;ca md I'm snar;s1, F,an.h ~, D..
sim in Ho.th America hovo ,n;no1o1 Vii,
thu Indians peacefu1tv instead ~ o-,s..;
mating them. Over tba nnt;r.,
American Cont;uen,-c1cent wbo-o ~.
ANGLO Saxon races r,)e-tho 1nd;., a,u,
;,hcs. nronnpates nss;,n;,s,a. ,,a .........
toward civilization. Tho ,,aaon !. or;,,oat
| to auy who studr the f,e,;11o ba,,;,s H.,
which other rsces IN tbo;- - ~ ~.
meet tbe Indian half Wv ~ sn.,;as, 49,
and portncncsa ~ sout,, a,,.,;a, -
tun.era and stocl.1o;.o-. Tno 1n,,:aas 49,
+ato ,.+rrs1,r >, th;. o... .o,-l:z. -
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49,. .% "a. aA1ns w nocAy oiouh.ain .tloes @
-h;oh ~ 49, 49,. $500 aa1,a. ~ ~, siet e"o 14yes
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r .u 'ees, t"u. 4ne 1loes "n'cn 'late
~ 4'Au' ~ el'14 '"n' ,11o uei'.nu y" nun'
ms ,1s pals' 'ua1. e. on w ~u ual asaans'
ne'bno'iinb AnAt,S anu against Inc setue-
.uen'e ~ o,A a' '1''i 'opp''es ase ehoaustea'