, 1869-03-09
The Sioux and Cheyenne indians
on Tie Republican.
Captain Egan's Expediuon The
Indians for War.
Pathetic Speech Of an Old
S1oux Chief.
Why he Makes War on the Whites
The En- xlish Bnd Their Tndsaps.
Preparations fer a1 Active hummer Gam
pIgn


PIAns, Feo. II, 1869.
The extensive riIit n one.atsau. under
taken against the Indiana lsst f.l, and MI.
.r,r,.r "a. -, - 80. 80" ~. ~.
= "1nsss aaSe G. " ,,;n 70 means rendered them
ernee, 1et essi haFy nsns sDns
perhaps next summer vii. be ono of the most
netlTe IN laa,an a % ~asf.fe On the ffons.r that
naa oeen iot nauy Yeas enerfaan IS fe.
turning 70 Inc Nst,emen'a' ha'lng hunoltd
thst az Nortbern stou- .ra nran,.;na ~
tuA' W. - % .hs ssoe> Az preparing lo1 y,
war. anu ,ue scene o. aeuon Will
at teft only oe tfansfcrFed few hurdred
miles rorthwszd. When sheridan entered
sa,,ra e w. --.nt W. ~ 49, a.. .'su , 81.
s'AeAANa eAu s"sfs ~ NV 4a"A sae faAes'
1t was considered au end to the 1ndisns be-
tween the two Pacific Railroads. No eooncr,
however. did the "llttle wssrIorn - "a south
on tho Akapsaa, than the sayagcs 6csan to
threaten tho forts. Now We hesr the chey.
eunes, Arspahoes and Sioux are apaIn CON
centrating on the Beaver and head waters pi
the hcpublIcau, aod preparing TO attack the
SETTLEMENTS along the border pf Colorado.
an sFpedi1on into tho southern n @ eoun'IT, Ig
reports that In the valleys be,wec1 The Platte
md Republican Rivers be fuuna trails NJ
t.rrr todt, o1 indians and lumcpse herds
or STOCK. Marching pp Rock Crrk for q
distance Of tbirtY miles, be mssed i've hun.
been hur recen,lv abandonsd. md 4, nne
tovn. where he eounted one bnrdn
and t.ftv ,odye faunda inns 4he A,es
seemed moi more than ,hTee
dsre ni1. Horses. cn;tit and ,1nie. hal ho.,,
d,ivrn M ne yslIey nn,r dav ~ tWn - ~.
~
fSnn the tracks, m,dr' at mi 1rss than nnr
,brr,,na hrsn AIi'thc I,.tis IA .aUth w ~
ina HcnnhI ran and the Iod;sns ~ esrrpino
rEe1r snnpIics. women and childrrn T;Ih thcnn
as II thtT msapt TO STAY IL, that ronnirv. m The
Sn;ce 80. thst INV a ~ ,co ~pS nar h.siner
soAes, I .onrr s!nn1 ua-5;or .1e rs, na'1ea;
her honse Ii night. ann tnjS hs- that
he Sioux bad fuuT huuiTcd. md the M Chez.
fnTes % two inniIed wnrriot,a m th. Rsnn,,
NV. y s!ane ua Wcn pqce ~ ~ otnH aosSs
o, 'sG ht haa 10" oesreen aT !ae 'Ho sa,oaos n
Tr,.s s,sas hahhna; S2 5n osss seo Iawneo
Ia,n VIZ e,es. ~ ~ s, Fl. - seo.esa
-, .nI snE Nv ae' ~ W sns .n'ss nSal Anss'
Mp MWTp ~ n's eompA.Ms ss q & earasy ss.y !Ton lou.
nai1, 1iAe, ~ao' "neu xSt uc ~ a''ffa ~ LIE ae
| p1nncan oT saesoans .S iotcss AZ ~
.nit. ns,,a ne.- patt.,x eIgss,nS 1ss,ta s tas
sss 1900 s ns ioseer ~ ouana. as1.. ,,s. ~
|
O. % the trsck. II 70. sa'd to o. b. on she head Q!
\ s. Wane hi1sr. iesalIK up ~ etoek. va
etHky tenos No<o 20 tus eestlement tnAt a.
soon ~ 61s ponss .fe ; VI s1o & sae gFass 9so W
ne Is conihg 70 tne foea 70 maKe snnneI
campalRn: DC had about ~ warriors. md
the your 3 nsn who went north to the rescr'
WALTON With Spotted TIL arc sid 70 be toln'
LIZ Two sts1ke, Which viii give him q
force Ct not less than 100 effective
meu. The Notthetn Sou. arc con1ng down
time, crossing the ra.lrosd and Joining ths
hostile Indians on the Republican. Nothing
cehnlte Is known nbolt Red Cloud, the mosi
powerful or the Sioux Chief, but Jud|inR
from his hahits aud former conduct when
openly, do ali he can to aid ia tho war aaalns
the wnisee. The t'tnation IL not cncouEag
Ing. os peace Eext sunni CT, bat thci1
viii BE- no great dtuger To set
tiers. 1hs military authorities ~
and drive tlrm back. The SINNERS opera.
tioDs Will, ic tfl PROBABILITY, result ia the / q
dl ua being tony civ thIssted and drive,
back beyotd the Big Horn Mountains, Will
civilization viii advarce smother stdda wesr
ward. Three years Ego VIC occuuied the Pow
Of doliu1s, at d advanced our lines to the 81,
HON. The Indians demanded that the cpun
: try should BE- given up, snd the demaut
: was complied with Either II was yer
LII
,sh 10 give IL up after 1t had been occupied
THREE T. illlous Of dollars aud hundred live
Is rather expensive sor an experiment. Wha
! was gained by dts1nxntllng The three ia
| ions OF Reno. F. Smith and Phil Kearlcy
. Did ihe vi hdrswins Of the troops from Il
+ Powder River give US peace: Not In tt
> least hat It gaYe the Indians The In prcss1o
: that the government wa4 afraid OF then
+ snd that they could At anY time oye
+ awe 1t and compel tho soldiers
- no peace between Inc INDIAN and the viii
= man az lo1k z as there Is emigration. Co
c t1nue to sdvancc into the Indian couutr
It se,z- the lands, and drive out The game, Il
f. the Indian will continue 70 tKht .3ou-ann I
n tempt to drive yon ont. IL It to be expectl
= that . people Eili giro mp their homes Ii
II sustensnce without a struggle? !? We canu
Lla1ne the poor red man for Fighting for
|. buffalo His hncting ground. arc t
II home Of bis childho:d. He has
be r. looss ss1e ae 9 ss Il tho 1 Wnse o
:. a Is fatsl +, hls GANG. Listen 10 The ~ou,s
J. sgo, appealed to tne = hits chiefs to leave
n eupns1y. He ,atd " Fathse+, look az a. :
~ have come long way TO talk to you- Dt
- tired far tn the east, but .you told me. I
ne white man wanted ny lands md must
re away. I said, hiosher Eave nc M some land Nd,
be the setting sHn, whesh 5ou xha nos COZ
Is. | sAA ! Aa ~ ~ ~otA .A- ~ ~@
ST and ! a6ouid not be oisiutnsa: a !.
-, Eathe1ed my people tosr1n nr anu Hc 1clt :
Nv huntlng grounds o. our ifthefs. uus ~o@
u wept and said they, did not want 70 con
a. Tba young men vi-hed me- to stay and fg
ne ny nehfs Na3 te15 neasS' Iena " ~ Z.
n, E7arts OF my kindred nEd &ked tne "
-. spirit Ehat ! should do.- me lae a1
he bur ting grounds to the whites. told
goRls tSsy TeFe loo Tesk w.st " rhsn xnu
~ down our wie@atns, aud with saa hearts
our faces toward the sett.n2 sVa. ~ ne nase
faf, o1t Soa hn!e foncMed. tou ploIusco
-, should be letl alone. nas' 9oen. onngt
VI here: Is there not Ano enough tof
The people In the cast! ne 5ea ma.a man never
~. tenaoe. Take your soldiers md 20 ~
The The lsnds the dteat s2ifN gave ne yoa
tae from me and Ea1c me these. They are
70 20 good as those Sou ma9e Me
and up, nns 60 away y. aoa n rnl
for dive ont the game Ard my :
~. pie viii ttafvc. Already my &c
men canpot Ind many buu1lo md tncy
ytry angry: IN ny heaft 40 not ol
and tnem, 19s NOV .ae o'a men hnna auu LUG q
and err, ron a1e nerer hungry. Che "a. pe ~
- (lron Bull, the Crow Chief, tells ne you
le- many teppesr ttoMus}, horses, cattle
east much corr. Il u hard to oe hungry.
vons-. atrorr. am vpak Your ~
-.. Aoo 49, nesxlna ,w,v Amt
utlS luetease' nHs 49, ~.
~. pity ne ~ people ~ aasSs5. We
leee' poor and Naked I0 aE4y eno ieaFo q
It CO. little that Is ours. Brothers, let rs Il,
tins. mare We-chA4h.ah, ~ak-chnsh,uAx "
-. hrct. I'm Waeen,ton.ks vash-
tne -, -h,sh Hsae.l1r :, I fo-r,r. ~ ,,,aorr
49, wtak old a an, but you understand
' aef While mau 60 away from ny mono ii
the Weat, mud The Great Spirit {WAtor.ta
i. hn1 | rIIf hte.s yon !"
p.1a I.ee wh~f HAYS vnn To ssyt Z
leffs, Me !At. 80" hss 49,, .,Sss1.e- t7,a old
Loklsl stnt 0tasut y w NV e4'an- ~ ~
-. Chief! What can He sa5 70 MN VINO
s1Ae. tor his race, bis EiE hts+ JOE ofe1a 70 tee
nd Is old men. women and chtldfens "ha
~.@ fhe yirh rnYp onlS fer the crumbs tbs
A Srs NJ hte * tr., )ffe in the Door
Isl or tH nn..t - +n- n<oT fud,an Thers in