, 1870-07-08

who might tell tale Of horrors, Of ontrsges
and indignihes, At which demon would blush
and the whole civilized world turn pale Yet
these red devils glory in their shame, and az
ultingly repeat It 1t every acalp dance.
Do these Eastern men for moment sup
{atherr, or 1orers-eyer forget these most
damnable atrocities? Would Mey forget thon19
Let one OF the daughters be taken
parties from New York, or Boston,
or the Eass, and suffer these cruelties, and
and platform, and Justly SO. Are these suy
dearer to their friends because they live near.
er the rising sun, than tue little martyr, Of
only u years, at the mouth Of the Eiobrara
TireE. who, after seeing her younger brother
murdered in cold blood, was tortured, as It
roasted. torn, mangled and outraged through
the live1ong night? What do these philoso-
pliers think would have been their emotions to
have returned and eeen such hellish work
have had "wrongs supplies have
been forthcoming, agents and the gov
eTnment may not have always kept
their faith-but can any excuse be found for
scenes like these in the nineteenth century?
Of our well-Bettled towns or any Of our great
lines OF travel Travellers and residents are
AZ safe in either case as IN tho streets Of New
York. But We do say this Of extreme frontier
life.
Now, what do intelligent, tsuet-Ainking
not even. in every case, removal from their
States; but they do demand protection Oh
lands which have been purchased
from the Government in good faith,
nees or esslsd 4, a. a. s0mestsaas sv
demand the same treatment Of these savases
as they would get in the humane States Of
New England, or the great States Of New
York and Pennsylvania. They demand thAt
heavy blows be struck by the government
raids upon innocent and helpless women and
children. Our families hare been murdered
long enough, because tho HGreat Father"
or some one else, has falled to keep some
treaty which never onght to have been made.
u treaties arc made, let them be lived up to
troubles arise from this source, that the gov
ernment is responsible for its broken faith.
A great deal ia said about occupying tho In
dian Territory, as il God or nature over in
tended a few roaming tribes OF disgusting
savages 10 occupy this whole continent. Ii
this argument is good, then the tide of ciyiii-
cation should roll back to the Atlantic coast,
and savage tribes should recover their lost
Inheritance What Is true OF Mebsaeka y
equally true Of Massachusetts. II it is not
true, II civilization should 60 on, then this
nighty nation, TINT has shown its power in
crushing such 3 rebellion as the
world never saw before, should protect
her children, not only in the cities, towns,
aud along the great lines Of travel, but
throughout all her territory, and render hui
m2n life safe-~at least from wandering tribes
along the border TIE CAUSE OF God, and hui
manity, and civilization, demand this and the
Wet is willing TO accept notning less from the
government.
We hnve been led to these rcmasks from the
recent Outrage at South Pass; where, only
last weak, three men were most inhumanly
tortured. scalped, cut to pieces, tho tepdona
torn from the back Of ONO for bow strings.
When shall these outrages cease? When will
the government understanl ourwants and give
protection? JusrtcE-