, 1870-01-04
Lnler-FurthcF Particulars Of Ruser-
view with governor IcDougnti4

St. pAr17 hlnp., Dec STA reporter called on
Governor NcllougME on his arrival here. this
he saJs .the reports rent IRON Femo,na are false
man, and al manner q false reports we've n c!r-
duce them to lake up nrnA against him; among
other ridiculous reports Was one that tie had
ttiiea t~o p1iests on his NAY UP, and had !nsnksd
says, he never sas. TIE Ga,hoNc pr!es1s uaeu all
.heit lnnuecee Re2!nss btu, ans., uore Than Az
sae sass praeeal Tern 70 hs ae95n he
reached the D0:cer, ola informed that he must
NOT enter the territory. When ne did enTsf, he
co back, 10 l.sultinR laugua9e ..te1pR used. T5a
Governor sa.d be WAS rrvr Of course, preparet to
Ise Iotce. MS ..41ty consihted q 1onGomeataats.
'ue4' ~esz1g ladies among them, ana Aisc genlle-
, Htr, Wishing the couutrs. har!Dg no CONNECTION
Nrn the UcIulnlou. There was, accorius!y, no
alsv II s:ise bit 70 return 10 the American slte.
lie totcedes thst the real origin OF the difficulties
bay Cou pans : ageLcy in the Red River terrt-
Tory AMn the division u tue pE,rAte profits nude:
hy ire ttnce1s OF the conpsty Ia Eas!and. Tasd
has ea's'eo. lor tome uGe, all mas been
q soBrca Of controversy; tie E1;..sn OIL.
GERS 1ilnl5 Ecfd their Interest IN the Territory
M..hopt in tae least consulting the!r sse1cy at
Wtnuipec. The Dontt1on &teE oN.y the ctlrrrs
tn EuelaEd 10 the transfer, atd could no., Of
c6ursf, eAyc tue cflcla.s communicate WITH tue
se1psn! aEasest sns azeH.s a tae eo,n,sy
to Lot cotsuI'!rg the.t ogen!a 1t Rcd N'ger; tut
this v Es a ila.ter over VII ch tcc Uor!p.on EHu
osts u a9s ,oa t. H. Le o.
eminent would be disasrlo1s 10 their spiritual
power; tina. the half.bfeet, wcu.d nt crowded
back: and a different clssa or se'ssr5 tc 1.sto-
h4it d. AID that EGe.Sning NeL, aUJltlOuS ul po-
Nlca. power, world Csc their agencies 70 str up
The Fetoln,iou. When Governor McDo1gLl Vas
rrSsied, Mi. ss1l,sUsn WIS psese1t AID DIRE :tea
tie MrIetneLt The insurgents Welc incAntd 20
nEow GtFerLtr McDouGelI II pisa to Full GdtEJ,
eut. after HstheisnR his lev ne1. tarJ ste1aed un
Or3trtrg HIN hlck TO American coil. Tae Eaxl:sh
srd scoich settlers zen, wcEd that, II he desired,
they uculd put in their c:atns that he Eoa!d bs
fpared iron ti0od.ned, but sent Colonel san.S %
aas:se witt freddy settlers to ste what could
ntp, ard armed nits Of them: thes were critics
snn,as =, Mviss on fa1r<, snS1 they Se1e ordered
ceIIc: DcEC.s. GLo had . Etna4l printing pteds,
tssatt . r1oe!4Eatioa IRON thia fort. ~ viz v
XII ts 4sn,s e M ;ssq n
been complied wih BY the new, government,
y II had gone Tito operation. hlow.ag tits.
o,e' ns:ns n1EaEst% 1ST b.
eaN: b. or1e1ea them to ashand: nut When,
By the atIaieR5 of The supporters OF Governor NC
pils. ] +. lone Cts Il naHber, asl b1ousht to
Fort Ga,rE, vi re neaEi5 all are at heia II coz
nIectnt ColoLeI Dennis both entered and lsfE
iwenty sset CT Genera. Rte', but, btlnx HIkno~a,
was not Captured. leA1alux, IS he s1ppo3el. &C.
eotaEEso Go.e1el be:Ms' a15sc cgsmsMat.. I, M thas
efno1 NcDcuGal tent him private note, suSiurs
az Interview. 1t proved ne was net on the way
COVE, lot the loie reached General Rel at Fort
Carr, and though he lKd IL q vetk nea the GpF-
eiLnr !e1f, he hat celEned 20 reply Taa nalcol-
1cnls throughput 0rposed . conference, feartsg
expiA1auoLs oulu result In their uyeFthEow.
There u but little annex A:lon feeling. Generals
He'll ard SALESMAN 1.yo1 II, but tie priess, who
rave uore power fhaQ either, oppose such a
scheme, n anIe1alion would weaken t1slz ~ ser
III mech 81 II LIE country we're governed b5 tbs
ponih:or. All the Atn1 r.can ofc1als q. PeuJo1ta7
except Mi. .Nelsor. Deputy Collector, were dts
courteous: the Postmaster IVES notoro1slY IN the
trie1e&l Ct the Insurgents, nud ianrered with the
nnBEg- TIE EpytELot taih there hAd been re-
paIi4 IeiRaTe 10 hls remaining on American EoI !;
Lu; he tborght the people Of Minnesota would not
think t Il rtfnatton2I courtesy II the fesldents Of
Catad1 Eho1Id conduct an ins1rrecs10n over
the torder. lie, however, did rot hold the
government responsible for tue ACTS Of few
iudis ideals. Another dIMc1l.y IN Goted2e
Iu1u17ectloa TaS The fact ItA: the Shetln OF
BED R!yEf Was 81 ln5urytnt, and no legal 8tepa
could be taken to put Cown the !nsurrecttoo. al
tnGuKh there were nertr more than 10 mea under
sI1us st one une: had GoTefnDt McIaEiaa been
Heu 1t Ii heIleyeJ he could not have quelled rag
d.asuraapce. When Go7cfloE AcDOuGalt learned
trHt the Dominion Government dectlLed TO pur-
clsse the terrtosJ while IN ln1u1reftoos he tes
he h1d no 2rihn1ity to proceed further. and re-
6olTed to retuu, report Atuat!on, and ak inrther
iustrlcGoua- lie Det GoTetnof Smith and fteat
Gene1al TtehAulf, going up. Tie Vicar General
Wilt urge The pr;esB to change their courss, and
thinks then tEorts VII result IN settling Tie trou"
bT fDftfr.