, 1869-06-07
INDIAN TROUBLES IN KANSAS.


From the La,trt7sce t6an-) Journal, jung 8
The resurrection for Lo has come sooner than
March last Sheridan In bis famous 1iie feom
na!s q Wichita last Winter, and Cos:ar Ia his
brilliant charge upon Black kettles camp, il Was
bone Of the indian REBELLION. "The Indlan NJ Is
ended" was heEsided from one end Of
nsDe, ls9 eoa1y ~es til e tsi 1s stns5 Tne Rs
ovel tIactless and tfeelesa prs:1ie
xastes naeEs n aFasef .ss, related taany stories
ly's Epeeches Against HAahburne, about shooting
whole taetasses at the Indians, and 11ade them
appi; 70 the " creeping rnutner."
popularity. and she Indian war Of last winter was
= good thing, and big thing. 1t made IN excel.
ind,an rebellion vas noi broken it u certain The
that the returns q lost ID baltle'' viii foot up
la1Eer thhn those Of any similar expedition ever
Last year Indian hosttlisscs On the frontier com
menced II August; tbs Jear the{ commence BE-
were not all killed by Gustav or With the nrst ap-
has been wonderful resurrection. HIS the spirit
OF Black Kettle returned from the "happy hunt
Ing grounds 10 rcyiTe the dead bodies Of wa1Etors
slain by Gustav and his command II would seem
So tn pSs sass s.ss ssep VILE
protecting the unprotected frontier, and suppress
ing the murders, hangtnss, and arson Of the Lea-
ctnor evidently will haye a rather lively time d.
ring The cotutng wazu summer months. Ills po-
There Is 10 disgusting tie fact taat the outlook
upon the frontier Is an alarming one. Crawford
must leave his farm and take the nea again. Our
iae .S ssadle. a. Te have 10 congrsssmeu, scua- ;
tors or Governors to slecl this fall. We ought to
make short WORT Of this Indian business II.
western counties ate rapidly settling up with
swetes, who protected, Viii make sorne Of our
pspsse Psexs s's .aa 'ss eensions SS
no estieT. Il viii II Be- al pefpetu % snama N md N a.
grace 10 our Sta:c and government, II We uow
shese industrious pioneers to be botchered aDd
braved tae peals q : yoyase aeross ine sess i
search Of new hons In the western N1lds- Fall
70 70 he IL ~ western poraoa % q our s.ass s. Tfeops
should II onee, without aelay, b ordered e
.he western valleys7'ne Saline, SMOKER
plains Indian within the boundaries Of Kansas
s a4e saf o ~ 'as %
measures, b. any means It would hare been fsr
cheaper tor the government to naye sedce med III
The Peace Commission snoula At once %
| among the dye great tribes Of the pAi1s the
Cneyclncs. CumAnchea, Arapshoes, ApacheA and
kioNAsh and 10 council inform then tnat taer
yaiious, and that not member Of thels nlocs v:l
| be allowed to ense1 the State Of k1nsas
Wi & dealt NTH summary. FTmness lid fslr
dealing alone a.c needed In dealing with the In.
sas, TEL IA saste san es' I'd Ds 7 ~
1nE-are IN no wise Inconsistent They arc the
ideas that II cons.stent and constant practice,
have Ktven Grant hls wonderful E1tce4z- Let hlCl
apply these ideas IN his 11diAn policy, and protec
tioo viii be Insured tho frontier md Justice done
| FroN fht Lazssn.rortA tEan, Tsnss4, Jan<s
About twenty while citizens Of Esnxas have
| been Killed nJ indians during tho lat ten daya
The seeue Of these na@a1rea ls tn the north
western portion ot The STATE. 70 Indians have
| probably conc within TWO hundred rniles OF the
city thcr nea.e9t apptoseh being n Tie vsctntJ Of
nc Republican S.le!: Anfde;s s na.e ben CON;
Nong the Ksnsas Pacinc Railroad, and stocr has
bcen stolen from Sheridan, At the end Of the road
Il fnssaa Sho 1Se T; y II sa'az afs
marrow. Tnere t. ret no genera Indian wsz on
the plains, although murder. OF coursa, continues
to be murder, whether done b. Euer1ltS Ia =
akrn,sh or By whole tribes in hstte htTay, and tho
g nsss e ns asa % .as "a
to travel And boztncss on the rMfoad
Genera. sehoneld VII do III IN hts power, but
proteeton DC es of t. fSntier. I: 1as fsse netion
Of economy which led Congress- to pass measures
looking to The reduction OF the army An army OF
su3er dallJ Losses OF lie sad properly In our
sooFt sssn;ed efforts TO .nsasusass IN ''ecoooo.
Governor Harvey has organized mo companies
Of ecou,s and has made them up Of the right e1e-
neuts-1rpulier.tnen i1aerd 70 ha.ush!c aod
For his tne State Of Kansas M nave . foot the
government vosk New Yort md LOUISIANA Do
na1snes who protect ne hsroozs Of .eE Totk sad
New Orleans Why should staDas bazden be
ss Rse sa's 5opos opos & pa
slsve Riots and Fen,an Rad. Is nc rule changed
when The public enemy becomes au Indian
al i Is, s ssssd sae1 Wi .sc no s9eea
pleas tn footing 1p the b1h-
OF *ouxo does not c4l,oy. aad never becomes No
crstoued To, The SURFING relatives even
81, lei iher loss IS deeply = people DO Ia ihe
| East who see their fr4ends botche1eo before taelE
etsA .1n,..,
from President Grant, but We DO rot expect II
this rear It Is usttcr not easily Changed 4
Ssss9a e e. " ~ soI g sse os
biug Interior, nor even 70 oo1 Friends Of Peaen
The 1ndan . Eld ns.oaso1sas b. ssas9 :. "
| 4 civilized and Christian gentleman the problem
| would be Solved, but he docs not Z auifcst aal
aueh Indiesuou: ana hss not during re tvo en- @esn.
\ f1y1cs and hall that re have been dealing viii
The Junction CIT! Union says:
l Friend hnQEa Gu&Es kAt \SAlEA t4441444Gui
| of 1ndtan Acaty for TIC Central Sape1uteodeney
| MS been stopping II the bale House toe Z veei
| i mad We rndeYFsanu he u rating TOT ieneT1
Haren. MN whom he proposes to make ts1l
We WenI % Tsend uoas. we haEe no doans 700 are 4.
sa Foa oess4 ess 9 s,e "a ss r.
Ftun ~ Laere1>. {Kaa-1 7Ftaatne, .tunt =
VIZ esnnnt lotRG1 conceal tic lxc1 that India
| r,stteT aro zcan as1s1minZ N alarming and x
ro1s complexion oo tne western fsnut1cz ct ii
S,stn Lsat fs1l and winter the 4u!e1nuaent mad
. troops Werc sent ont BY tho raoussnt2: lon
i | tfstna loaded With pfoytatonS md 9fzuauu1ao
| r.ore fnFI1.3nd tn tia ffpnx. rand and exhaQy