, 1870-03-11
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Even among vhite znarL it has ,paased.fnto |
an adage that "The good dio young" It |
can poHoel5 Surprise us, therefore, If 70 flnd |
tho settlars Of Montana ant Wyoming 1
entertaining very general impression that
the good Indians die much younger Than
the eainta Of any other rAee. That the !
good Indians are Ill dead, and rere long !
before Colonel Baker erased tho Piegans in 4
Ills late attack, no Territorial settler doubts, |
The only question is whether any OF the at
tacdSo red men whom Iougfelloe, Hos
mez, and Cooper hare uz1ttcn about are
still born, and, il so, whether they are not !
all Of necessity sti1l-bo1n. |
However this may be, II is esrtsin that ]
This mining, farming, and commercial world !
can no moro tolerate the Wild North |
American Indian than one can pasture sheep
smopg volvea- His rights arc simply to |
shut out civilization. They are not OF
kind with which civilization can make |
tzuce. Whatever lands may be resarv- |
ed to him must inevitably be taken
sRaiu from him, unless he accepts and
adopts the ways Of civilization. Other |
races ret1ogtAda in presence OF the Indian,
aud borrow enough Of his habits 10 help tho |
Indian to borrow few Of theirs. Bat the
Anglo-sa1ous and the Indians are too far
apart in their modes Of thought aud Life for
compromise.
,ae 1ase punishment OF me f1egaas IL
onts ~ ep'Soo' u a1apna 'nAt mas peen
euaetus iot Two nololeo years, ana WINCH
eaono' 10 brought 10 an eno SO long as me
.~o races sse hao'e 10 eo'Ns:on On <he iron.
'1e., Ana's zea according 70 the rules OF
es'oeace appl.eaoie IN criminal ]af1spso-
oenee, to1one' bakess sudden attack on
'1aoun'Aan coie' aoo niS oano' AAing 1'o
"arf,ora we 90 NOT learn saas any es-
eaPeo)' anu capturing Only n1s women and
ca'lnfen, Von'd De elasasd as G eyer r. ,;se.
Psosocaaen, 4aa 90 dtber II ofF.naa-a .n,an1.
ubifa n.onn,a,ion 4r,n,d ,nt ha.a ,,1,.3 r..
q remedy 20 virdictivs Rnt tha Vn,Tin-
are as far abo,e P;epana an p;eo,ne ,ra ahn@a
p,ntbe,s Tha ind;ct,.nt .aa;,,, 49, p;.
rann ms;7a nm h- ,ba n,nhar ~ =, o,.,.A.
for tbs zeskness of h, n,,of .b;ob an.
taired Them. An a,,act IN. na1. o. tvo
men, near Benton. in univ last hv Pi.o,r
horse -shieves. In retaliation korth.;r d.xtbo
four suspected pierans vera killed vhioh
il not comnle,e atonenent and s,t5afsc'
ton for the murder, is, Mt least. AZ near i.
us re sometime, come in tha casaa of whita
mu1de,e.s. sho p1ead ;naanitv and o,ber
fine and fan .ifnl dafenres. and tbra asrare
In early AUGUST a oovernmect t,a;n wss
attacked br Heoans' for n1nndar and af,ar
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Is ne "ona 1o'1o" tnen Anto ene b1lt1sn EOS
4 sessions necessary, and ventured 30 IA
n upon Indian modes OF diplomacy as to tel
e them be had the authority oi the, Bflhsl
q Government 10 GO 80. Inls. ne says, I'M
l. pressed them moro than any thing he sald,-
|. doubtless because they were surprised t
# shopper as an Indian. Il happsned
= however, thnt General suuY encountered
II none but The good and aonocen
II Feeans, who, so far from being concerned
IN any of the afo1e-named murders ant
/. horse s.ealiDgs, would TT their best to aE
y rest the murde1ers aud restore the horsea
\ In both these efforts they failed, and som
U | evidence Was obtained that they regR1dei