Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

Va 'Ae ie'tttt OF hiel followers, NOOlsley
il@fSAei with an advance guard Of three hun
cIeu r.neS On to the stronghold Of Biel and his
loi!G"efs The patriots Of tie Rel River showed
no disposition to offer resistance to the Csnaii4ps
out hei demorazel as they approached Fort
Darly In memory Of the occasion Colonel
"o'is!ey orieTed g royal salute Of thirtv-one
guns 10 oe Afei, after which he spoke impress
siVeiy oi MS grateful feelings in finding the ree-
ment IN such excellent condition. The men lii
not appear much ruflied after their long march
OF thiriy-eight days, and a general feeling Of
satisfaction and content peryaded them on tDd-
ing matters come 10 such a peaceful conclusion
The amnesty proclaimed some time since is ac-
curately preserved by the military, who 30 not
seem disposed 10 perpeirate the cruel vengeance
on Riel and his followers which many an
ticipated when the expedition 6rst oryapizea
None Of Riel's men, nor any Of the natives Of
Fort Garry, were arrested, though two warrants
had been issued by the Provisional Government.
Donald Smith, one Of the Hudson Bay men
went out with the expedition. aul formally
took possession Of Hudson Bay Territory Col
Woolaey and his men will remain in charge Of
Fort Garry until the middle Of September, when
they viii start on their way to headquarters,
leaving small detachment in the Hudson
Territory.
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which be described his trip over the Pacific rail-
rosd. with this blast against a kind Of vanil.-
ism that IS becoming altogether too common in
this country. His indignant words will elc.,
feeling " amen 80 from all persons Of ro5i
taste:
am not t'0oithirsty, lui should feel little
grief it the Indians were % pouuee upoo and
carry of, beyond the reach ot rescue, every
ageu. Of qIacssry Wh0 de.lce, the finest scenery
Of the rssf Cannot rbe tzo g.rea, I'LL.
prevent this or,rage7 Attba Sber,,sr, S,,,,,-;,
along Green Re-. In Febo a8d Weta- c.
in the Humholit Palisades -Fbe-sver ts,.,a o-,
noble masses Of rock. Won 6ai ,ssu paintej
with the uneIean Sb,b5oIeib of Tho mac, H..
ven forbid that should mention ir5,., bi.,ars
or lotion. or leutrifriee tins nrs,l.ir, the MI
gqrity Of lis advertiser bnt ! b,ra vo eei ,.sva-
to use any such bitters. o- lotions. or Je,-ifri-
ce7. snI advise el over,r ? -rivelers 90 D., tts
same From surb snail soul, as these can
come neither favor nor health Bar tl;. isrot
enough the SIGNS -l1uli be 4- once oHli,era.ei.
and their renewal prevented -paseablr. Z. sos-
sbls. fr.i.Iy If r.ca.s.~v. Tho .isbr If if-.
vile ieftcsme1.- no other c,u1,-, iu rb.
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