The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
THE WINNIPEG REBELLION.
,or ,yr,t tprEIRANCE OF TIL
tiS.D. ~ LILIES.

GIN s,1;, ....iolc.t 80 egard the Tucson Bay Com
~ . rr Obsolete and never TO be ne
lrs.i ...t r.pf. ZION Government by lis Grim |
wi ... 3D.. uss injustice to this people |
ii au' ,., .e them and by the forfeiture
r. .... ject, will prevent Us In future |
Hn i.r or. or permitting it, protection.
rhe rr eHs.. nent we consider to be too far |
All ly administer our afihrs. The
gu r Development OF This country
In, r .. ltatingy that the United States
Ret o'.r. ..day that system Of government
ali promote order and progress In
on, DID, ... ,fet up rapidly q country Of magnin-
rcI, ID, 5ur... = IN our present dependent posi-
lion " q cs-l,. am what we need In that dircc-
non and henu. will hold 1t to be onr duty to
,avocato Independence Tor the people " Red River |
a. present cure for public Ills. Our annexation to
nc States viii follow In time and bring with II tlo |
advantages Jns land so much requires.
rus SIOUX ON THE WAN PATH.
On Friday last news reached the town that
large band OF Sioux. well armed and equipped, were |
% their way from Portage Ia Prairie, for the pur-
p,.e OF attacking the French sold r. at Fort Garry
and subsequently, making descent upon tue town. |
meeting of all the citizens was at once called. |
and company formed to act 10 unison with the
military under President Rel The following on
Frsi Lieutenant, II +. Olone Second Lieutenant, |
H. NJ. Robinson. The company were ut once |
armed sud supplied with ammusiton from the fort, |
scous sent out sentnels posted, and every prccau
non taken to guard against a night attack; On
Of James Mckay, where they were met by the |
French suarl, and council called. |
FARLEY.
During their deliberations the Sioux exhibited |
new Eu.lsh silver medals, with the British coat OF
arms unon one side, and medallion OF the Queen
upon the other. TO account ioI thClr coming IN,
hey stated that Fox, chief Of the Crces at Lake
M.nitobah, had urged them r,peitet ly to ION In
tt. ----u's rom the Englsh and Canadians 20
:, US; 4as pst l.s{ hsd been armed and supplied
irg D.. fr es;abii.lsi 1t Of Canadian rule 'euctN-
u- s.iey toll place vheu, having learned t'at
-.r v, 90 we've vel arn ed aud detoii4.ueu tu
QUE fNHN cd 60 return
lBG cssApIASs BryiS0 sgI uorx.
Adyces from tic Port,gG arc 60 tle ~ 90 tie'
there arc cncAmped In that neighborhoOa about ~
here AFTER the Minnesota massacre. aud the re-
uiandcr being la,e arrivals from Mouse River, Dl-
kota Territory AL the ;at,menis concerning
them 20 TO show tst these Indians have been
bought over b, Canadian agents The officers upon
Tue stau OF Gov McDoug'll 40 no pretend to deny
II. but even 50 far as e. justify tie action, on tie
ground that II they did not receive this allegiance,
me haifbreeds would.
Ealing UPON the savages to aid In his mn nsttrng
raid and ms persistent Efforts 10 create ciN war IA
our midst, WAS not only cOunicuaucfd by Cauadi.
Tut ioat ae was supplied with money to accomplish,
ana Official orders TO guarantee bis purpose. 1hat
ia tons eah-ht,ned age, asy Power should make use
OF such means ior the accomplishment of It's desKus
Is criminal enough, hut 1t Is only hcllisa insanity
leo could md1ce the use Of such means against a
people whom they should have sought TO eoEeiliate
LET TIE CANADIANS READ AND REPLEcT.
From England We can only be reacl ell by the
route nom Hud-on's Bay. route l1Practcable IN
the winter, and q drclry traverse OF portlces and
snter IN tue SUMMER Only one trIp can be made
year and tus occupying IRON the middle OF May
unu the 1T " October From Canada we are
selsrl ed by q distance OF some seven hundred
mles, aud oy a country mich. nut OF climate
snd Il ry OF its soil IL unht for settlement. IL IL
onf dismal waste OF rocks and water; the rock Of
the lsrdst species OF granite, almost imperyous to
blasting 'Oo,s, and tJs water a continu iton Of
RAPIDS, fl.s. and lakes, which almlt Of navigation
nuy By Practically for years, II not Tor all
tune O. cone shut out from all intercourse
Ai,u tanAda. except through he Uhied States. In
-rt, We FORM separate colony aud people. with
NGDr.it views 90. Use, distinct hahs. md different
Interests aDl nee. -.Les. Ne hay, no'. NJ ia com
Non eth HAT country OF H. GoVernu,eht.
nolg INroEMAroS.
We coull ncy T be AT -flctoriy governed by the
nnmini'r even n We could 10. inleihgot ty. III
aiai,s oi tli- TeTrors cannot BE- admin stored any
more i3,e 5 p ,lnlda mn "a ey L5iand, be-
too removed Even SHOULD a railway be built
from Fort Garry to British Columbia, should sl,c
tn'er TIE Confederation, Us construction would
tc al &c cost If the two colonies. Tue
tepIes,Ittilv q 'Ac Domino Government IN Eng
and VIZ di-uncil told hy thC British taolnet tuat
The gun.au.te given tor the pt54ent Oh tie million
.hd isai G,l.m' purchase money TOT THIS lernit
~. would De sac las' gecuu.ary ard gwen them by
CONSTRUCTION Would run throu-h an iui ospit-bl,
.uuntry inualltta he 2UgAi In! au. whose depIv
daillus upon &c stations ard con o.. TO- ul iac rOa
vuu'd r.u3cr The { ,rwaneHt presrnce II aL.rsc uL
i-Iy lose necessity
TIE rSITED STAINS.
m, Dominion Government lnis It impossible t,
~ ...u .u! min,ary trgaul4, 'lon Whatever CAGE.
ta,u, ~ hua-- speclo- OF c'nstAhuiltJ pod c-anJ
n,iOer ~ pohci nor resoufccs Warrant the NAN
Tire rcsts VI the iOaI or the protection Of tie Ter
Htor.
ION To- whom We eau look for The Enterprise, energy
buslness G'cni and cn IL, needed to lnApsu 40 sue
iwIrufrueufs ~ the Wrliuc OF THIS people dSmanc
ana to .urnIsh tlr military protection which it is Sd
hls1y necessary 20 ENJOY.
ulG CsNTLEn ,SLy FREEBOOTER
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