The New York herald., 1870-03-10
WINNIPEG
&c Canada Press ON the Rcbciiioa
Among tbs s'New DOminicans.,

Among tbs ssNew DOminlcans.o
From the Toronto Telegraph March ~
We shodd Ike 10 know when The governments in.
tend to make All earnest ana proper effort to nut AN
end to these diIcuiLes. so lar as appearances go
We are as far from the end as we were three months
ago While they are squabDing with tnelr oppO-
nents IN the House, and ngaIing over personal
forgotten, or so trning that the people nothing
about them, great national matter, in which both
the honor and welfare o the country stake Ia
left to right ITSELF The policy that mas been pur-
sued has mad this re5ultit has ntttde Riek ana has
Me Northwest TERRITORY. Whatever rights and
powers The Hudson Bay Company enjoyed now be-
long to the provs.onaI government by the action VI
[From the Toronto Leader March III
There IL report from ST. Paul that Captain Boul-
ton IA member Of the B0ulton family OF Toronto aud
tlon at Fort Garry; that Boulton nudlng himself
overpowercd, surrendered; that schultz, with some
Of his men, escaped and that man was shot in
the msee There is rather a farcIcal story about
Bonton's trial by court martial and sentence to he
Shot, winch needed not the later report that ne Ii
well aud BEN. well treated 10 relieve the or
his friends here.
[from the Toronto Globe March IL
The men OF winnipeg and the otner settlements
have been with ,ut any mead TO guide tbem and
without any person to whom they could look Tor
authority IN any course they mignt think proper to
10 claim their obedience, 10 regulate their acttous
or To organize force when that became
mercy oi their I own ignorance, ana Il ",s 10
not altogether surprising that their actions have not
Dcen aCtuateu Dy ardent patriotism or exceptional
wisdom Had the government gwen them proper
leader there IS hltlc doubt tnat they would have
turned TO him in their perplexity and followed him
IN support OF tnat authority which their oppo
nents profess TO support. Such leader would prob
ably have rendered the late rising unnecessary:
but beng necessary he would have conducted it 10
successful ISSUE and ended disturbance whicn
now promises TO give great deal Of trouble that
should have been avoided.
Importance Of Newspapers tn the Govern.
Incnf.
From the Philadelphia Press. March OIL
A significant indication or the ngrosslng import
ance OF the press Is found IN The message or the
President Just published, communicating IN compi-
aurc with resolution or the Senate, information re.
lating TO the troubles popularity known as the Red
River rebellion. The message consists of q lew
onlcia letters between the state Department aud
Mr.. Ma.mross, our Consul at Winnipeg. Mr.. Malm.
ross letters are chlcny mere covers enclosures
consisting or coplous extracts from the ST. Paul
and Canadian papers, The enclosures OF the last
ana most important letter In the batcn-ffom Mr.
Taylor TO Mr. Flsh-support 80 strongly the fact we
nave suggested that we present their titles
l. selkirk settlement Governor Ramseys y5n in 1851
(from the WASHINGTON Chronletr)
O. Lord seikirx's colonization from tho NEW YORK
J. Governor Mcravsh's proclamation from the Winnipeg
Norgeeter and Pioneer, extra, November H. ls59h
Mr. McDougals statement trron the ST. Pau Press, De
g. The indian enlistment under Colonel Dcunis further
statcmenta (from the ST. Paul P,css,.
Sketch OF Mr.. McDougA from the correspondence Of
the Nsw YoRg HERALD, December Is, 1883.
Sketch Of the Red River leaders rom tbs ST. Paul PfeA
corrospondsncel
g. Comments BIZ the Canadian press.
o. Comments by the American press.
TO- Comments by the Eagii'a press
Among the papers quoted under the three last
neads are the Montreal Ne,cs, Toronto Globe, Mon
trcal Gazette Montreal Herald, New York Tp8tes
st. Paul DGsy Press, fdR Mar Gdzette, ietcgraph
(Londonl, Times tf.ondon and the Spectator.