, 1870-01-04
THE RED RIVER TROUBLE

kttu1 II OF :Hr. MCDHuEall and Pnrty
-shc Cnu*c OF the IaaArrect.on-
What Mr. McDOn.all r1&tatss
Iabout It-Ehc Een1ank Mixed up in
unc leuN.
s. Cloud. Nina. tD:e so,, Dispatch IL TIE 7u5onio
7e1qrafh
arrived here from St Past, en- rautc 10 Fart
the people 10 this 5 ate take muca interest IN ,s
uoLtles IN tne W!natpeE country. As may be
s1ppo'eH most Of them s5 mpa'ntze @itn the 1n-
letpiug the county from Joining the Doniutoa.
Tne colsollusu3n Of Brluth power OF thts con-
o ~ tss .,1 IT al 9TsF sssT a1a s~
Te1ltoEy. They bare sl1 o.t nonopoltz.l the
sidsr the country their own. They vel Know
that the country in the na1ls 0; shs cunadians
tue Trade would te soon turned o1t o: thelr toar.
nnd that "a the chief sensen Thy they ssmpA.hlza
Governor acnoucan, Colonel Dennis. aad In
Ahsrcromb!v, where !heT spcat couple ot days.
eu route trGm Pen b:ua. They al seem pretty
Vel cone out amer Ene!r long and tedious joarne!
In the nornlrg. 1t ia thought :heY Fill remain
there few dsya before proceeding on to CIns Is.
ad m ep s1ns m
formation ftom htn with RESPECT to the insar-
recitou. lie showed every disposition to lmpart
all the 1ntor1nsuoa be could, and dld not attempt
TO cOEce2l aDYthlpR, however unpleasant, Which
he considered It right TO hare publisher Ia the
newspapers. OF cOurae, he canEos hpeaS a. to
the sctuM ccucltton Of a!iaira in and around Fort
GARY, except to repeat what has been toll him
By those y no have heen t7cte and conreraed ri b
tie people After Tecitlng nr;ey the OF his
ltat point, he learned t1at portion of ths people
In the territory had taken up arms Tor the purpose
Q! ketppg hin out He saw q few Of the lnsur-
gents, and conversed with PERSONS who knew
the country well. he does rot b=lleve that
the hall, breeds are the Nost guilty Parties, or
thst tney are the actual creators ct tbs trouble.
do III they hAye donc, pctnS nere. t9o!s Id the
bsnds Of mere dea!g1ibK McD. Had tsey not
been MoEsed upon y Others. they would never
IT.. ate ii arms. he thinks oGe OF thel1 objects Ia
TO fccute from the tcapadian Government q large
traet o' country wcet Of for1 garry. as a sort q
tic M freIcn. This va. o1e Of lne osjeeIs
cer'ain parties had IN !ucilirs them TO
aayse % them to sy aown their arc. "as'l M a sfaat
VI land las tttn guat anteed. Governor Nc.
noCEsl has the hest q proof that the prtsts are
lsnu i1r church purposes, and want such 4 Large
section That snty naJ settle their ovu pe1p!t On
T. aid 1sep CAs sadlats. English. and Scotch out
thes are oni9 doug. the bidlrg cf the prlesta,
Ebtte the inter cay they are hut following out the
e's =, @ m s s nsqgo fa Iaia ~
shGrt Tune ago. III. McDauQal says tue A1uert-
cans at Pe,nstEa ard IN the Territory hare nl.o
pa,t With tho ha!fDIeeds as they would witt any
party who would Oppose the Authority OF the
CaEsdtan Covert Mept, ind hare thus helped to
car11 on the WofR commenced at thu tnAsl:Titt0n
Of the priests. OF course. the ontect of the
Americans ts plain TO all. TncJ desire 10 annex
The Territory to Tho United Slater.
ALnhet element III tho insu1ecttou 1s the Fe.
u.a.s. Tntre are net many Of them In tbs Terri
tory, but there Is aL least one. Hts nsme IL
hut has thro.n on the gown ana become one of
tie LADDERS Of the Insurgents. Al thn convention
In Fort Ga5ry he made use OF FentaQ Reattuleats,
u Etria md ~ Inv
ahG E!Lted tEat he WIS In correspondence With
rhe FehlAn ieadesn Of Chicago and other American
GILES, who tKopcsed 10 Alu the 1usnlgen's In
Mr. 15cDoUgali thll Is that nothing can at present
be done, aud, therefore, be returns to Canais.
Issalt to norrOT Tor Pembtna By etagR
ST. PAUt, Dec 81, 1860.
Governor McDousall, Colonel Dennis, and In
EptctOr Begg arrived here to uay, nnd WILL Te-
Datn fol Il lew days.
Mr. Robinson. with rome others, started Iran
81. Cloud to-day, by stage. for Pembtls.