, 1870-11-30

me various 1nd'ar tribes in nc In,itaa Tern.
tc1T were the past summer notned shr!uzn tue
tongr "a had made an appropriation TO pay the
extel KS Of general council provided fGF Ii the
tsraiea with the Chefoktc3 and other tr1nes, C1u-
sIey In ne. 0ermu!eee The crees
ty, the lztter part Of September Iaat hu: a. aN
| the TRIES we're not repreaente@ N Adjournment
The aetior .: ,he councu, 50 M - any poltey
1a fssu:s Z K Resoiasons @ste edsnssa q.
M uchra, AID ofaer nonAd'c t-1bes ID tae Terri
tnr.. 10 entertain the ms St friendly relations 70
tn+ people of the 1nsted States, ard Inviting toem
ln the PIT cttdlrgs OF the adjourned c1nncil IN
December. Too nuch importance csonot be
given 70 sae conetsesazon q = measure whten
their poste.ity. Should the council! be conducted
on the pstaciptH contemplated In the srestles
II 1seS. It cana:t but contribute To
a prosperous and asppy peop,e W Of Al, soe ifsses
now tnhab1,ing The Indian Territory, and be IN
Influence upon tht tz1uea In Hore Eem3te secstca5
Q! onE country. an Important result vii be II.
| Establishment Of nDre Intimate relations With
escn ctf,-f. the Recognition OF bonds Of common
11otnelaood: !, and, pstnaps: contsde!suoe Which
e5ess as Territorial government for the Ia.i!ao
ItHitory. 4 small appropriation was ma1e At
Tho ast session Of Convress for me return Of the
ktckAp1o and other stray b2tlda Of I.slfnns, now
living m Mexico, not far from the southwestern
t10D'ief or Texas, to their former h0mes Ia the
rEtted Ssatef. The department vii tate such
sefa Al mar be deemed most practicable for their
es.ty Ietutr. and when this shall have been a.
compl!shed sheIe Will be removed The ev,: Of which
the citizens Of Texas on III. Rn tfaaie II ,ntief.
have 50 lcn- and justly complained. Perhaps the
m;st suitable homes for ihes: lntt1ns eau be
found In What IL known ~ the :" Leased DEs:t1c,,'
section 1ucss of Them emtgEa:ed TO Mexico tweaty
= nIs ago. 1t viii he necessary upon their being
established IN tnslr new home, 10. Congress TO
put IN 4 way of sustaining themselves. ~ @' ~
No apprccisble progress has been made IN
tanning and .conciliattng the Etld and wa1Iika
Apachea Of Arizona. Their thirst fov
ceenizaht u The iaci. that he Roman ca:ho1ie e
cltrpy arc the only class Of men sheg viii not mo-
lest, aud TO whose ccunsets alone the5 vi listen.
II THU be true 1t Is cer:4nly worthy Of cous1dera
tlou. whrst,r the encouragement OF the govern
sssa e Sc Ss ss m Il p 1s.
pie, 10 enter upon the work, and use ther best
endeayors % sublime the uutsmed and warItke
abanion their rosinE anu Pr prcdasory nahiss' to
settle t0Wu n some industrial pursuit, anu 10
| enter into and maintain friendly relations with
| The whites.
! and from A. T. E. stafford, Governor lnereoi,
thnt the Coystcros, OF White Mountain Apaene*,
400 Or 800 In lumber, have expressed their de-
site to he at peace. and PLACED upon reservation
under the protection Of the gove1nment; and the
opinion ts enteEtalnetl that, ii the 1nd4n Bureau
| would take charge OF them by J competent agtut,
and furnish them with seeds and agricultural Ia.
rlements, their civilization would be ultimately
| II cured.
ror several EeaEs an anpless.nt feeling has
tTet PROVING between the citizens OF Afsxoua
and the Pima aud MAricopa Indians, who have
| an extensive reservation uqon the Gila River.
This should be very much regretted. as serious
| outbreak m the part OF the 1ntans would tend to
! almost wholly d*populate censsa, ARIZONA. He-
ports chow that during the present year the con.
duct " the 1Edians has t'een more ioso;ent than
izcns around them whenever II p1eases
1ns5 9,, faney: an:, ,a,sa,,, ana ciuzeas have No
to saw, which Is seldom undertaken Tor fear oi
greater ontIascs By the iudians which might fol-
Inv IN ne out: case. Or the ia''iy ani uncertain
Railroad ever be constructed. It would, almost al
reerssty. pass through the Fima and Maficopa
Reservation. In which event the coattton OF ,hete
They. now tomp;an Of being too closely
crowded ny the white settlements aruuud them
and assert, With great. show Of truth, that ths
| have been takeu from them without taetf consent
8IA w1thrut any coDp"nsat"Iu. TheJ are. II
some eKtcnt, AErcut1ut1sts Aasi ssl'ck-EAIstts
and ere they tccome more Dissatisfied and uncon
tr0ilatte the question should he definitely deter
mined'a 'as to ~ extension Of shr!t reservation
hss ,ast ana
MeDtled Ehoult ~ done. Either this nr e!se AIN
pc hOmesteads In seyc1alty should te Permanent
| Iy b ecnFed to them.
nut little progress has been mhaie BY the indian
fer whom the reservation waA art apsrt on th
Colorado River. Only comparatively few has
ben imnI.ctah n s.cnmn,!sn tn M 1nu hen,nce1 ~
nuinoses Of the rorerement In ,hr1r b.hajt' n
| cnn*ea Of failure are mainly to te found IN tn
Iiier rondf,inn n aT,,1s %nn,I hn.'h.is,.
conid sur1c,cnt uiiltarT fcrce he ssstsonrd nnn
the reserve TO protect me we1i-d.sposed aud r.
which nas been il conrse Of conxrnction far ~ az
: eral yearss conpleted and made aSst,as,,e ~
: | wafrr rheir dr. ant ssndv retSs
F.w rer,orts hare neachet, mi. ns.ce ~ ,,In1cr
III. l~sween Ii. idd.ans themssiyrs % The sinn,
ot pale.a, however. seem 70 be lie most Seiiisc
n tns ht,"s thsn urasts RAJ ,H,r., tnS!f w
t'r Iai,nD nnnn Wcst T,stehhnrtnV trtnse o'eu an
~ sIrnr-ni -, ;n,rra ,nny. ~ ~ -
. psac;lce. they ~ viii repl5 1Se1eso; It Is Z
business Of nc white man what Indians DO NOR
"a % IL I fse o S+ss IT. eeasss sa'o to y
) puatsn tic ofeadefs, 10 vi,hbo!a annn,ties a. a.
4 trnenls due Them fro,n the voyernment or ia i
= .iuce ccutentiiro na,ties 10 enieT into soten
: 5 ssase eonsijeiassan 81 M for iSe aspsransas si It
+ worthy of notice that whiIe the greater numb
s en- 9as5 s sass 9n
e ss1 Wo,e,nrS nt tha, ciE1flxation To- ,rh;ch tnr
I minds have been Directed 6J cno.ts Of iae 70
fns 81 sr
To Inc dignity Of cjzenshp and that fhey Ht m
tlu, credttaiy, that Relation Sheaescr hey shs
T. M sae K.nss, 81 81, ss
j sifcadS ahandoned fribal oFrautxai;ou. and taS,
Il nno,1 the1nse1rrs She rtrhts AMI resnnnssoitft
j. change. another tnd.cat,on Of progress Ia It
J. direction f. that tuauT Arc asking fof the sury
IS Of l6er TessrTatlon wheTc it ts neid in com11o
and for aiIotments in seyeraitv uf trscts
T. IN soue cases the wo:k OF survey
q Is being effected with this object IN view. r
e policy Of giving every 1ntlan home he eau 6
le bis own 10 a Wise one, as 1t Induces strong
? centive to him to labor and make eseEy effort
y y hls rover t., 70 tettes h's soniitfon; by adopt
sae Iasns Weaia BE- BE- merr te W 1aptiig liz sIssnced
. civilization than theE would II The pnlicy OF allo
St lug Tit N TO hold their land IN common were G
i: tnaea 4ns ,rc,rss, =, ,os ,,,,,,s ar,,,r III. =
In ,ear III education. IN Agriculture anu renerai
IT ,,n.t1,ai n,Irs,,lts i mi rerr mail
ssFsS sas is a "a FL y
ey 10 rpTare In he cu|tiyatton OF the s5i.. aad
70 .tre fo have schools estabi.sae,l among IL
I'd al esststance and iari1ittes Ia ca~rS N farm
D apsTaIons AID schools Should BE- fafntslei
he u ,sr,9,o,.. ~" n,3r,ie' II, s" -.
re | ~ Er,enIs. ro1icr ~ haen t,rhrv nrn.notiSs
y, .nc u eT.Tc fnnd 'hsnn,ness ~ he trih.ss mn
I tscm. Even 1t the nreuctes for the Cneveut
OF 4rs-nhoe E1cun M Cnmnnrhe f7ihes :
ds hnye been 80 difncuit ;o control foy wears pi
OF where The Il ast possible GOOD could be expec
ae IN h< Acct1mr,tsied comf1enttabls prudence
be rntrrT haye beep dizrlafeI. aud as favor
III rendition nf aYairs fxIsta there An could
~ | rensnnnh1r expecfeSi The rnil!ta1F renrern
30 ptso vim last were detailed for tlufy Al Ind
n arsyn,s hr din.cttnn nj the President. haze fa
in | ftilr ami with unch t.redIt Ia fhernsei1es,
lid rirl,is m.nacra III. truss .leyo,rinV reou th
le. ara Ma 70 n rer1etred fhat t1ry cnnnnt be
he | tinnan n rhe serrtrr.
ps - 1,s,,.I -, ~ ,,.x,-,.,.,., 11ao
d. lHs EaEe plaa ~ " t1auSat aa.uS IN
ed ofkIeS u noles3 ~ ,t uas - Eyans. - q
{h Ino!aoA. " tAe ap!ulAtoenA " ~ q
IA az ea! 7sCustsos noS r.
&1cfSS8 II.