, 1870-11-29
TROUBLES AT RED RIVER.


Expulsion Uf dsovornor Archibald
aM1 Sultr-A Series OF OutFuRes on
8stc Kssalt.bECedB.
P<rrkIna (sor. ~ Correspondence u The S. Paul
Hfrka.
Tho political campaign in Red River has
opened with yetgslrce. Doctors schulz
and Lynch are tnauGuratins various higa-
ha.dca and laslsss proceedings, and th5e.s-
enipg, ;. understand. tho expulsion OF Gov
eyuor Archibald and suite. by forcible means
it neceEstry-evari il il takes tho Sioux In
diAns To do it. thitk likely that thoro will
be trouble during the pending contest. ~ tho
doctor is organizing eef,es OF attacks upon
tls French for the purpose OF h.epiuS tAc:u
away from the polls. IS hc vail k1oxs thAt hie
!" cako il Ill dough II tbs rten.h vote comsa
out in force.
Dr. Schultz has been invited, by a numer-
ual.-siGned reaa,a:iiou, to bscome ciudi-
daIe for election TO The Hoaee Of Comm ona,
il ,hs DomIniou ratiamsnt. The D,c.or
thus acsnoa oal.deeH the compliment in his
MAnitobl ietoy Lslter:
Everywhere .i,ste y tho came unanim;ty,
openly G Ipresseb. Ard the man OF their choice
cannot Int feel h4ttered-cannas but feel
ssrergthehel in his 1esala,ion to do isyety
b.zt ior tie people WHO hlrs 90 lpvaly sup
ported him. THIS fAct, too, will give him
EIeas " light in the pariianent OF t1o D,-
ln;c,on. When il Is kno~n that not disiasd
pc0pl-, hut au unanimous vote, h.s sen. him
hearing for the wan.s md wishes Of tlloss
wlose mouth. isea End sr,.vsnt he is. Thss
t,a will consistently. hJAe>tly and hoaor41ly
do hia duty. sc:sco cn1, on.sllo OF th: reo,l
clique, doubts"
trrAs=a.sd 'roas tac FIR.
1:ltoss st. p1us rItf.:
Not knowing enough OF English to write
you in that lauEday.. pr1v you to take tho
trouble 10 Translate th,n letter aad lep.oduce
I f,}y 3ot1f u fTnnf f},1A
ing to tec,uut 10 gun a:c the uaos. e1act
truth. aud a. they were accomplished in open
day under the eyes Of many Witnesses, no one
viii octk 10 dony lem or to cast doubt upon
them.
Tho French inhabitants OF Rad River,
t1este,l little more l.umanely, since tie
proclamation Of Governor Archibald, began
10 believe in the couyereioo Of their euenlios,
The 0ntarians. Slncs the death. or rathsr
Einco tile assassi- alton of lAa unfortunate
,iolancc. 1t wa- believed svery where that tas
tiee1s, hungry for ,'oo3, wers satisfied with
o1ia hu.h vengeance. but no; it appears
that their rAge Is ou!y aulied, aud il ia onsy m
en:icing snarc, Tho better to seizs their pray.
Deceived b5 tl.ss appearances. aoms half
breeds. knoxn for their attachment to lsiel.
dared. on Sunday tast, November ). u show
themselves in the noighborhoo1 Of The town
and Fort Gary An honest citizen, Of tha
| name IT Landry, aud aEo.her OF tho name Of
| ltnmain Soult, we're Immediately zsaailed aud
| tru .a'le kicked by the 1oldinss stationed no1r
the fort Landry vas knocked doxn and
| dragged nl1ny lund, 81 feet vi b 4 1ope, which
they htt. tied at4t,El his neck for the pur pose
| Of hanging him. It il very probable that The
poor unfortunate would hare been hung but
Tor the a1rival Ut nomo oficots. who apparent:
| ly tire 4tgnvl tho nolliors, 1nd h8 escaped
| from their hands. liz L,s gone to make com
plant 10 the magistrates. bnt it is probable
| lie thing Will E0 ITO furtA0r. .
lsonsiu Souit rsccsvoi come kicks, OF Which
| lo will nsTer lose ths tememhrauee.
The Same day an inhaaltant Of St. Fitz!,
also we'll known to have sympathized witt
1siel, having business at tho company store
went to the fort, Immediately ono of ths
clerks denounced him to the so1diara, wl.e
took great pains to surround him aud exam
inc him, IN order. they said, that they niHt
| OCCASION.
Iu tho town Of Winnipeg sone other col
die1s put q card around tns neck OF a maj
named Eirard and wanted TO treat him lis
Landry, bccaute they suspected him Of haviu1
boon the friend Of Rid. This, Mr. Elito1,
The whole matter. To have beeu tue flien
Of Riei is = crime worthy Of tie scaGold.
would never finish il attempted to tell 80
Of the Thousand h:tlo a1Ironts that they d
not fail 10 put upon tho half-5secds eves
time the oc:as'cn rreeents itself In osde
to e1stperats them. In Winnipeg. a ri
. spectacle citizen, air. McDermot, fataer-:r
l. Law OF Governor Mo1Aylsb, h1a lately sou
" his house Invaded. 1t II o'clock at nigh
u l,y tlls soltiora OF tho battalion, that 1uu
p iLeMeelv upon one Of the servants an bo'
y him lrntal!y. Two Soune girls being frigh
% cneti wanted to cali the polica; but tho 80
9. diets threatened to set h1e to the hoass
ii any one went to make any conpialut- u
81 SIcDtrnot is not the on1y ono 10 compls
IL OF ike visits. More un1iscirlined eolaie
~ were never scen, They arc Always on {!
<fI f,nt 81 l,r-fS$ - nN I,
q, cet= irto their hcsas- They dcte:t Il
o, Colonel, because he wants 10 submit them
Ut discipline. l Lave never had mach contiae y
e. in s.icl 1neu. but more than ever l am d.
he eustod With them. and am persuaded tll
ae He'd River will never bo at pca:o with them.
Is Canada las nlAdo use Of those in whom '
cs Lad confidence and who had authority over
4 tc ct,eiaye ua, but when our encE,Iea sA
o, have Eiveted our chains they will respect
ag one. led River, ! am persuaded, is acstin
e 10 renew tho scenes OF all the English col
to n;es. The hi-tozy Of the Eusliah Cover
e- NJ pt. since the conquest Of ireland, down
Ia. tie poisoning III the Chinese, Is sufdcio
Of pledGc OF what We expect. 4 trua govcl
pi, nc mt Of Cartl nEcuans. it suatatua it=elfaor
u, by fral,a ard perjury, and it is by shcso mas
hs that it ma1chts eince the ages in "ayes
as blood. .'...
ho O..hs cokt it nnthirg. hecanee i cos:s
he nothing to break them. The ErSlish soll
ely esme here on all expedition OF peace, anl.
he arriving here, they hayo made war. II
ho have promised us an auanestT. and an anne
will only como when all tho victims, sing
H. Gu: by the vengeance Of our cuemiCs. +:
pc- l.aye fallen Oh tie poisaarl Of tho sesassi
ice The American who has 1c.l the history Of
ert country has no need Of other proof Of the
to- faith OF the EnElieh Government.
gar Sow1 ask run, s1r. Editor, whether
raj Washington Government did not permit c
yas adams to eend troops here only upon
ike rromiee that no Que At Red River thould
els | mo.ested7 think you hare something to
OF to in thht Affair, and that tho American !
the pic vii. SEQ whether Ca1ada has becn faitl
ne, 10 her rledges. VERHA
1cs The Manitoba Nt,rs Lettr says: Two
ne Hill, Gf1GgR i Co.'s fiat boats ate ffczan
lay in the Red Hiver-one nine, and tho o
the thlrts miles above. The goods on them
AL he brought doHn on t!edn.