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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30

UNITED STATES COrRr--fi0N. GEORGE =. BRYAN,
JUNE, rnEsiDING.-Both the Dstric, ami Circuit
Courts were In session Yesterday.
DISTRICT CoURr.
Petition OF Jacoh +. witt for lnal discharge in
bankruptcy was referred TO Registrar CARPENTER
AMI anal hcating ordered to take place before the
court at Columbia on the 10Th OF November.
EN partc vi. Tobias. in re. Eonncll & n.am-
! moHl-pciiion To sell personally. The petition
WAS referred TO Registrar Carpenter, To report
after notice IN lien creditors.
EN parir Jesse G.. Miller. in re josiah n. Walk
cr-rrii,ion 10 establish lien hy mortgage. The
petition was referred TO Registrar Carpenter Ia
rcpnlt upon amount due, aud what lien, IL any
exists upon the moriEagcd premises, &c.
Petitions OF Edward l.. Williamson, OF Marion
ana WIN. '" Sale, OF Charleston, fnr 1nal dis
charges in bankruptcy. were granted.
Petitions of Cam'lius a. Scott. or Rrhland Cuiin.
~, and W. u. Gno,l, OF G-eenvlc, for final dis.
chargcs In bankruptcy, were referred to Regis
tr;lr Clawson fUr final hearing
EN pnrlc j. i. tlowncy, in re Il. y. iluron-peii-
iion for leave to compromise claim. The petit
ton WAS referred To Registrar Clawson to rcpurl
after notice to assignee as 10 tm I,ropriety or
granting ihc petition.
Petition 0r W. u. Chisom, OF Chester, fur final
discharge In bankruptcy, was referred to Regis
trar CnwSOn for final hearing.
EN Pnrie South Carolina Railroad Company, in
re- Charles ~. Sco,t-2ciition tn establish lien. It
was ordered that ail lien creditors he notified tu
establish their liens before Registrar Carpenter on
"r before the 22d Of November, or bn ,lcbarrcd
from all benefit 10 he made in the cause.
In Tnrtc Ba1S of Charleston. ct nj, in re- John
d. & w. J. Ma,,l-applic:iiIun for sale Of pro-
pcriy included in schedule. II was ordered that
sacbc stayed In;il the third Monday in Novc:n-
bcr.
Final hearing Of the petition OF Vim. Ilals;on
OF EdaGncd for iinal discharge in bankruptcy, ,
WAS orr:crcd 10 take place oil the 18th OF Eovem-
bcr. Al Columbia.
CIRCUIT cUuET.
In the case 0r George Il. Curry ~. jeremiah
Stokes, ci nj. bill in equity, it ordered that
he defendants solicitor inve until the second
Monday in November ic plead, answer Or deinur
In said bill.
The c0ur; then adjourned.
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TuR STEAMSHIP DARIES, of the Charleston ami
Liverpool Direct Steamship Line. now lying nj
noycc'a wharf, ischarsing her cargo. will, on
tuesday next, be ready 10 receive freight
The Darien is OF iron five years Old, anu ranked
Al al Lloyds. She has very large stowagc rapaci.
ty bnt what mast strikes the eye is the neat and
comfortable saloon. Every arrangement have
also been ma dc for tine comfort Of The stcerage
passengers The srrag' il large. Thoroughly ven.
tilaicd anu provided will comforl,l lcrihs. As
An evidence of the provisions found fnr The com
fort of the passengers, We publish tic following
STEAMSHIP u,HIEN
Charleston, :. g.. October 9th. {
We The Undersigned Passengers, cannot leave
Tue good ship BARREN without expressing our
serves IN ihe most grateful manner uT the gallant
conduct atd humaic Eiini.ir-S shown to III 10y
you. Captain j. Peters, ami your officers dur.ig
a rough, hut pleasant. passage ircIl Livcrpbul
10 Gharicstcn ana hope you ruiy long live tn
keep M the good name OF Tie :hNvc- me niionr,l
steamship, and hast, but not least we would
forthwith think the stewards. AZ we have ut IN
times found them kintl and ol,li.inI all,.
now, gentlemen. wishing you every success we
remah gratefully yours, wm. John Gordon,
Parish j. Gordon, David Gordon Margaret Cor
non, Jane Gordon, Jolin nGwcury. Mary Ann
04|eMey, Catherine EaE!cJ, i,o.,ar. !Ioar, James
Smyth, Robert Gordon.
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STRAY SHOTS FRoM "THB PISTOL
IN COUNCIL"

THO dssracctul sccno ut thc last meeting OF
| classes yesterday.
The bal, first fired ;id not miss Shcrn Machcy y
J head more ihan nn inch. After passing through
| the window Il struck The upper portion or the
| State Courthouse across tho street, tore down
some pIas,crlng, and fell to the pavement.
| A considerable number Of persons visited the
Council chamber yesterday TO Observe tho 'sccnc
! OF conilict''
! one Alderman, whnsr busincas oalird hiu out
! of The Council chamacr when the fight bcyau,
was beard To remark that things were co'ninX to
II pretty pass when men who didn't vote ur talk
as faction wanted them to do, were to bo in.
| suited and shot at.
| Some Of those who dccarnpcd from The Council
down stairs, and some slid down tho banisLcrs.
| One man slipped or AMI f, nhuut ten feet, ifi-
| juring himself slightly.
Alderman 7. j. MacScy WAS at home In bed all
day yesterday, and WIS reported TO bn very sick.
| Alderman l.. VI. n. Mackcy was about attend.
ing to business as usual.
Tie Inspector Gcnoral's physician Stated yes.
| icr,lay, that his paticat hail hrcn taking NOR.
pnc for some tiinc to relieve the pain, caused
! by II broken jaw bone, re- ninr from y dental
| oprraion and on Thursday, tonk three grains of
| th' lTiE, Which WAS 50 powerful nS 10 DcclUuu
| reason and make INN almost Irresponsible.
II Is reported that Alderman r. J. Mickcy will
tender his resignation -, The next regular mcet-
| ing Of Council. Fop who
| some or the Aldermen assert tiia; Line "sprriai
buSincsSh for the last meeting was all Il blind, as
! Il, was Determined 10 bring up AMI pass CorNin s
| claim.
| Rnmor hath II that there was u partial recon-
| cation yesterday between tho ShcriT ami In
SucciOr General.
| some of The Radicals are bringing strong
| pressure upon some OF the Aldermen 10 influence
them Ia vote for the expulsion Of the Inspector
| General. Very likely
! II is generally conceded that the COrbin claim
| Will not trouble the Aldermen again.
| It's thought that n roic Of ccnsllrc upon the
conduct OF the shooting Alderman will bc the
only notice taken hy Council Of The recent affair.
| rum0r nlioat late yesterday afternoon was tn
| the effect that III the next meeting of Council
| there would be- an ordinance introduced forbid
ding the sale or use Of morphine within the city
| limits.
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JOHN :. RYAN,
AuctiOlicer. a
A UCTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE
IA UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
AND DIRECTION or THE
ASSIGNEE,

IN TIE NATTER or EMANUEL. MORRIS. A
BANKRUPT, ES PARTE OSWALD EEEDER-'
UNITED STATES or AMERICA-THE
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
IN BANK RUPTCY
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NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
fye cents per copy, at G. @. Fighters, No. lei
King street.
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Auetion t5Hles- fulurc Llans.
by W. Y. LElTCII & Il. BRUINS.
hurt tionccrz.
hESiRAEIE TWO STORY WOODEN
~ HOUSE. M. HlNAN STREET, FOUR
DOORS FROM Kuri.:D.iH
ANi;NUi.

viii b. sold on TUESDAY. ri November At II
O',.uck. at the O,I l'n,lu',ir.
Tia. two story WOODEN DWELLING; known IA
~" Nuan street. i iDUf. from EuiIcdgc, with
dnlLIc htHHa Tie Dwelling. contains 4 rooms
WIN kuSh"h, an1 s'lbling rOum f1r 3 horses.
i.n' measures - icct Font by iJJ fee, IN depth
iuOrr or ic.S
AMI StnU,,s '' " " n..,n
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CITY A r Il A I R S
Meetings This Day.
Auction Svlcs This Day.

Typographical, Union, ut haii.pas. T.. II.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10
.SXEPITFrS SALE.

| GTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
| ~ ~. Gates & Son, VS., f.. J. Brown In tho
District Court of TamaC onnty.
| by virtue Of an Execution, dated tho Sd of
June1A u. 1869 TO me directed issued out
of the office of Il G Clerk of the District Court
Of Tama County, State Of Iowa, in favor Of
IL. Gates Son, and against +. J. Brown on
Judgment rendered by said Court at the
February term thereof, A. d. 1869, against
said L. j. Brown, and decree of foreclosure
Of certain Mechanics Lien and a judgment
against \. J. Brown wherein it was ordered
adiudged and decreed that the following de-
scribel Real Estate to>wit: against the ad-
dition on and adjoining the south side Of the
National Hotel and standing on lets number
nine and ten in block number eleven of Bod,
fish and Harmon's addition to the town of
Tama City Qatc lukah Of said Tama county
and the premises occupied herewith, in
Tama County, Iowa be sold or so much there
of az Is necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
interest and cost.
VOW therefore, Public Notice is given, that
! have levied upon, snd shall or the Sd
day Of July A. d. 1869 between the hours of
y clock a, m. and O'Clock p. m of said day,
sale TO commence at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. at the front door Of the Court House in
Toledo, Iowa, ih the County of Tama, offer and
sell at public out-cry, to the highest and best
bidder, that bids two-thirds or over Of the
appraised value, for cash all the right title
and interest Of the above named defendant,
in and to the above described property, or SO
much the reof as is necessary to satisfy
said Judgment for the above named sum to-
getksr with costs and all accrung costs, un>
less the same shall be sooner satisfied.
Toledo, June 9th, 1869
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa,
F. J. NJ. wonser, Atty for Plaintiff.
(Sh20) TvSn232
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10
The Marshall Times gives n full de-

scription Of the marble quarries at Or.
ford, from which we clip the following
I'VE were deeply Interested by a
visit the uuarries OoiHe marble and lmc,
stone The deposit is twelve feet
thick with light stripping OF earth.
The upper rock is somewhat fractured,
but makes splendid lime. The three
| lower layers ar very massive and
thick, w.ih means, at convenient dis.
tances for easy working Blocks of
amy desired dimensions are easily pro.
cured Tor saving purposes and the
manufacture Of table tops, nantes, or
naments, DC. The appearance OF the
polished marble is very beautiful in
teresting and unique. Being perfect
mass OF minute FOSSILS connected to-.
gethcr with transparent crystalline
Gale spar, the solidi,y and compaclness
OF the mass and exceeding tirmness of
Its atomic structure render ii suscepti-
bic OF the highest polish known to art,
While Its beauty is enhanced by rich
VEINS and groupings OF cream, butt.
Sorel and brown coloring. Some OF
this marble has already found market
at high figures, and as it not only rivals
in beauty ltaliaa and Egyptian marble,
but as there are no working deposits
known TO exist between this point and
the Atlantic, it is evident that an I'M
mense demand tor this rare and beau.
tltui article will arise, which will not
only benefit the proprictors but make
Oxford a large and thriving manutac
turing town.
One of the young ladies at our
State Agricultural College tells the
Ninton Eagle of the daily routine of
study aud work at that institution,
Our day begins at halt-past five when
the rising bell is runc, and from that
time until seven, we are engaged in
arranging our rooms for inspection,
and in study. Breakfast at seven and
at elgh: chapel exercise. Recitatons
tor the first hour-lst Division of Al
zebra and Preparatory Grammar; sec
ond hour-2d Division Of Algebra and
Preparatory Geography; third hour
Advanced Algebra and Landscape
Gardening; fourth hour-Rhetoric
Garmmar and first Preparatory Arith-
metic and Gcrman sixth hour
dinner; seventh and eighth hours
work; ninth, tenth and eleventh hours
recreation and supper; twelfth,
thirteenth and fourteenth hours-eve-
ming study, retiring at ten O'clock
For convenience in working, the la
DIES are divided into squads. The
number Of ladies composing a working
squad is six, including the captain or
leader; the number Of gentlemen in
a squad, ranges, l believe from Eino
to twelve. The girls work in the din
ing room clearing and setting tables,
sweeping, washing knives, silver and
goblets or washing dishes and pealing
potatoes, etc in the kitchen. In few
weeks We hope to have bake room
completed, then the Young ladies will
he inflated into the mysteries of the
cookbook, as taught by Mrs. Wal
ters the pastry cook-mcantme we
coniine our attention to the less in
teresting parts of household duties -
The young men are employed in
digging bitches and postholes, plant
ing trees clearing the College grounds
OF underbrush, and of late making gar
den and sowing wheat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10
Sp;.isa.

MADRID, May 29.-rhe appointment
of Gen CabaIero de Roda as Cap
tain General of Cuba is gazetted to-day.
Several officers of the army have
been arrested at Toetosa charged with
having engaged IN conspiracy for
the restoration of Queen Isabella. 1t
is rumore0 that new Provisional
Ministry will be formed, to remain in
Office until next October, when a PIE,
b'se'tNm is to be taken to decide the
question OF the sovereignty.
MADRID, May 30-Gen. Caba.ero
de Roda will sail on the 18th of June
for Havana.
MADRlp, June 2.-The Cortes, last
night, finally adopted the new con
stitution by oh alternatives and 50
negatives. After the vote was de-
clared, Senior Figueras, amid much en-,
thusiasm, announced that the Repub-
lieans, though opposed to those clauses
Of the constitution which provide for
the establishment Of amonarchy, would
support and follow them. The mo-
ton made by Republicans that the
standing army in Spain be reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000, was lost by
Us against %.
Gen. ODonnel, while speaking in
the Cortes against the proposed re-
duction OF the army, was seized with
apoplexy and died in the Chamber.
The Cortcs is engaged in signing
the Constitution, which will be pro-
muigated on the 9th inst.
Il is officially announced that the
Queens birthday, the 10th of October,
is to be celebrated at Madrid.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10
SWERIEk'S ,N4LE


STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, S.
- James Chamb ers, VS.. +. B. Francis In
the District Court of Tama County.
By virtue of special execution, dated the
Sd Of June, A. D. 1869, to me directed issued
cut of the office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Iama County, State of lowe, in favor
OF James Chambers, and againstF. B.Francis
on Judgment rendered by said court at the
February term tcreof, A. d. 1869 against the
said +. Il. Francis for the sum of ten and
9o-loU dollars costs and a judgment against
+. Il. Francis, whesein 1t was ordered ad>
judged and dccreed that the following de-
scribed Real Estate to-wit: Is 4se} section
thirty township eighty.t two ls2) north of
range fifteen, West of the 9th P. NJ, in Tama
County, Iowa, to be sold, or as much thereof
as is necessary to satisfy said judgment, in
terest and cost.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby Civ
en-, that have levied upon, and shall on the
9th day Of July \. d. 1869, between the hours
of o'clock A. NJ. and clock T. NJ. Of said
day, sale to commence at the hour Of 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the County of
Tama, offer and sell at public out-cry, to the
highes. and best bidder. that bids two thirds
or over of the appraised value for cash, all the
right title and interest Of the above named
defendant, in and to the above described
property, or as much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said judgment for the above named
sum together with costs and all ACQUIRING
costs, unless the same shall be sooner salts.
fed
Toledo, June 9Th 1869.
KNIGHT DEXTER
Sheriff of Iana County, Iowa.
Struble 4 Bradshaw,
Attys for Plaintiff.
$3.50 rv3na3ui
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

The merchants OF Liverpool are
very anxious Tor the United States
Government to bring about reciprocal
Free Trade with them. 1t was evil
IDENTITY with the intention Of giving ex-
pr ssion TO their anxiety on that sub
.joct. and the hope that their civility to
the United States Minister might be
OF assistance to them in their desires,
that the Chamber Of Commerce, Of
Liverpool, presented an Address to
Mr.. Motley, and congratulated him up
on his arrival in Merry England, in
which address they expressed the hope
that he would be instrumental in bring
ing about the object Of their wishes,
Mr., Motley did not give them any en-
couragement in the matter. Great
Britain will cheerfully pay the amount
expressed in the bill presented by Mr.
Sumner, if we will repeal our tariff
laws. This address of the Liverpool
merchants is ieeler on the subject.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10
SHERIFF"S SALE.

S'H LINZ ~ t.iLI.
GTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY: IS.
~ VIM Corns, VS.. John Hanna.
BY virtue of an Execution. dated the Sd
da" of May a. D. 1869 10 me directed issued
out of the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Tama County, State Of Iowa, in ia
vor of William Germs, and against John Ham
ma, on a judgment rendered by n Fisher, a
Justice of the Peace Of Toledo TIP. in said
County of Tama, on the 18th Gay Of Decem,
Der, 1868, commanding me, that of the goods,
chattels stock or interest in any company,
debts due, property in the hand of third per.
sons-which are not exempt by law from e1-
ccution-of the said John Hanna, make or
cause to be made the sum of thirthy>i dol.
lars $3.50, with interest and costs, haze
levied upon lot two in block seven in BJd>
fish and Browns addition to Tama City,
formerly luka in Tama County Iowa. also
lots six. seven and eight in block number ten
(l0) in Bodtish and Browns addition TO
Tana City, formerly 1uka Tama County Iowa
taken az the property Of John Hanna, and
will be sold, or much thereof rs is neces.
sary to satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost.
Now therefore, public notice is given that
l have levied upon, and shall, on the st day
Of July A. ID. 1869 between the hours of 9
o clock a. Ia. and o'clock p. m. of said day.
sale to commence at the hour of 10 o'clock q.
n. at the front door of tho Court House in
Toledo, Iowa. in the County of Tama, effer
and sell at public out>cry, to the highest and
best bidder, that bids two thirds or over Of
the appraised value, for cash, all the right
title and interest of the above named defends
ant in and to the above described property,
or so much thereof rs may be necessary TO
satisfy said judgment for the above named
sum together with costs and all accruins
costs, unless the same shall be sooner satis>
fed
May 18th 1869. KNIGHT DEXTER
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Struble & Bradshaw,
Attys for Plaintiff
[S7s0l Tv3n2sw2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10
BRlrIsH GoLD. Ma,

BRlrIsH GoLD. "-NEwpoRr May
19th.--SIR: | have had the curiosity to
run my eye over the list Of the con
tributors to the Free Trade League,
and ! discover that a large proportion
are directly or indirectly in the British
trade, proving That where the treasure
is there their hearts will be also" BY
far the largest subscription certainly
more than one.f9h TO the whole amount
is from members OF the Kiati1n talni-
". Now 1t happens thai one of Mr..
Minturn's brothers-m- law is Mr. Bar
ing, Daring Brothers q Co, Of Lon
DON and another one is Mr. Sands,
the Secretary Of the League and bin,
self the largest individual subscriber
This may not prove much directly,
but neverIcss it is not difficult to de-
duce from it the drift of British intiu-
cnce.- \. Y. Tril,nne.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

caIamitios which they suffered by the
stoppage OF the cotton supply during
our civil war, aade it q reasonable meas-
'oe IF seJfpro'cetjoa 70 ggcrd, if possible,
! gga'nst TIE recurrence cf Sa great az er2--
We ought To have known, without
waiting for experience to teach us,
that they would not again, ii they
could help it, be 9apcadrm ppoa q single
scarce Of supply for the raw material
OF so important an industry
The World, ii should be understood
does not advocate ''selt-protection"
when applied to domestic manutac-
lures.
We clip the following extract from
the Message Of President Madison OF
Nov. 5, 1911, from n. Y. Tribune and
place il, Tor comparison, beside the OK
tract from the World. 1t has an his,
torical interest, at least.
Although other subjects will press
more Immediately on your delbera,
tons, a portion cannot but he well be
slowed on the Just and sognd policy of
securing to our manufactures the sue
cess they have attained, and are still
attaining, in some degree. under the
impulse Of causes not permanent and
to our navigation, the fair extent Of
which it IS at present abridged by the
unequal regulations OF foreign Govern.
ments. Besides the resonableness OF
SAVING our manufactures from sacrifices
which change OF circumstances might
bring upon them the national interest
requires that, with respect to such ar
tcles at least as belong to our defense
ana our PRIMARY wants, we should not
be lett IN unnecessary dependence on
eNtcrna! supplies"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

When, after long coaxlng, we sue
cceded in working the Free Trade
League up to the point of furnishing
us list of subscribers, we accom-
panied our publication with the re-
mark that seven eighths OF the money
came from men interested in Foreign
Trade. Assured as we were to the
truth of this, we still did not then re-
alize how singularly dextrous had
been the arrangement Of the names
for preventing this foreign relation
from becoming too conspicuous. We
have now submitted the list of those
who contributed over 500 to sug-
gestiyc analysis, whose results are else
where presented. We fancy the for
eign feature is not hard to trace
Leaving out the small contributors
altogether, we fnd chat among the
others there are enough agents of tor
eign firms, correspondents Of foreign
banking houses, heavy importers and
the like to furnish threefourths of
the entire receipts! Il is not wonder
iul that they had to make so many wry
faces before they could bring them
selves to furnish this list!-TN. Y. Trib-
Une,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

A Republican Convention for the 9Th Ju>
dicial district the SUITE cf Iowa win he held
Al cedar Rapids, Tuesday the 29lh day Of
fjnc, 1853, nj one O'Clock y, M, for the rur-
pose Of placing in nomination candidate for
TIC office Of District Attorne', to ill he va
eancy caused by the resignation Of c. H.
Scott.
Che ratio Of Rcprcstntion for the several
Counties or the District Will be one delegate
for every tive hundred votes, or fraction over
one hundred cast at the last election for FL
Wright, Secretary OF State.
~ order cf the Republican Central Cons
nitree, for the sth Judicial District.
LEANnER CLARK,
Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

DISPATCHES from the Indian country
speak OF fighting and massacres.-
Twenty persons were killed by the
Indians in one week, in Western Kan
sas. Grant and his Cabinet are con-
sidering the subject, and while they
consider the outrages 90 on. Some
one has suggested the colonization Of
the whole Indian population, inside
the white settlements, at least, under
absolute and permanent control OF the
United States government. Then thev
can either be the recipients of Tn
Gle Sans bounty, or they may be
obliged to earn their living as others
TO. There may be serious and lnsup-
cradle difficulties in the way Of the lat
ter alternative. The first would be
tar less expensive, in lite aud treasure,
than the present policy Of dealing with
the Indians. Tie Government is IN
duty bound, either to prohibit white
men going into the Indian country, CT
the Indians killing them after they get
there. Il the first is now impractical
bic, the second shoala be attempted.
a long and exhaustive trial OF the pol
icy Of treating the Indians as foreign
and independent nations has proved
that the policy does not save our
Western frontier from Indian scares
and Indian wars. 1t is time, now, to
treat them as subjects and to control
them.