, 1870-09-14

nv white brothers .-eut Bot1owd, rha9a often
prayed the Great si.rst to show me hoWto help
you. must speak plain words. There are
three great cnzsen which b. ct al the ledisns
/ need not toll Sou sllat hare seen With my
own eyes. :You hive now reached the point
where can tell -ypu frankly that you have
reached the last chance. You must stop AUD
listen to the Great Spirit. Of listen 10 the pesl
and be destroyed. A.. Mr: Flee has said' 6Eeat
I could not tell half of Ar. NelsnB
l,yr IL, the red man. TLero ard hundreds
ike him. They are ready to help. bat one
Thing thsE cannot do: They cannot make
coed man and citizen out OF Ea.uS!er,
slruukanl. or thief Narlito show you wiat
It dians c1n do. Eleven yeats ago. I planted
miss ions aMorg the Sioux: those WHO h,tensa
to the missionaries we1c true. They went to
new country without any meant.. They we're
very uprr,-su roor that some OF their women
lad to pick over dung that fell from the cat
tie, 10. the kernels Of corn, to make soup 10
rave their cfii1ireI, from starvation: during
that winter, eix hundred starved to death. In
the sI1ing, no mean. to cultivate the ground
we1e furnished: but they dug up the earth
with etieka to make their gar3ens- Nav there
are no better farms IN the Missouri Rtver
than theirs. Some Of your OWL chiefs saw
them camo back, and told What they thought.
The Sioux lived At Fort wals~orth six years
aud lid him how they hul dug
tue earth with sticks, and cct hay
with butcher-kuives, to keep tleis, Cattle.
lie sent ,ls,u $4,000 to help them. though
there had been no treaty. You aEe- btarar
AZ d more intelligent .han tue Sioux, and car
.lo mo.t than they have done. am sofrv
c=nrot sea all IT Your Chief.. There Is tilt
ID vour ',ands enough good land for hun-
tlred times as MANY Chippewas Al there are.
ak yul,. as an old friend. 10 remember my
w.,I=. l can .uint the road: cannot make
iren. aid know that you atand looking into .
gIsve. io.u leart i. Cften SO dark, you feel
Scu can find To frcud on Garth. You are
cold, l!nnGly, ami il trouble. Tbs Deril senis
IL, Ii With tire wafer to tempt you. bestecl
ycu 10 resist tleus. You have right to 20
AID ricl ou, ont Lutt1te1 aud si1ty acres of
land. AID settle Oh it. II You improve it, it
dollar. Nhtn.rtr al 1n3ian ahuws that
disposition. tt. government will help
l.:nt, ! are,lrs sou. The Great Spirit
has heard NY Words. He knows
a..i you know tnat tue. are true. 1l'eg you
to carry thea, home and t.ll them to you1
is Lat c alleta fnr you; if Eot, sou are look.
i'll; i.t" grave. In nlssMcr toa question t.S
| LID By: Tt. Trojan laL6s slIall te surveyed
Mit. WILLIAM WELSH.
Man. thinking for him ell alone, il mo-
| aaSaye wsrest. W!lst sou need il to get ths
| be. Indians ard the lee; white mel, 10 thluI
| toreiher.--to agree. What reservations vii
be lest. We cannot te!l yet. We want to tint
.tst via, j: Lcs, fur tue Iadians. We want t.
have them 81 protected by location a1r. Gthe
| circumstances. that We may prepare them fo
! governing .hr1,.seive. and helping to COVER,
| our tonn:ry. Nj. Isiee rays le brostytt Ill
! np lc.e BECAUSE he wanted to make d Chip
| p=wa of s:.e. an.l thinks lie has succeeded
il-her Whipsle. inte11nrtii'g. said: No viii
chippewa. win scalp-loc.sr lat good s.hip
Tewa. alr. Welsh: ag,ee with tbs Eir;lo]
aud aIr. Rice. A good Chippewa meant
tod u,eaht We sln'uld all be QUE trihe-al
| tl.tEf.l..
| EaD ENY
| .i'eaks to Mr. Rice: You arr Of those VIII
mail: ,he~ t!eus; II Ia l'ui,,te. TIE nn,,a
|. Ianmstd il Fill due liz. .lr. Rice 4 memo
tas1drn, Ia lr-u n,ale. The money WAS uf,
iu-t: it Was never sent: ard it shall be At
,ts,dra to.