, 1870-04-29


s hsathen conceptions Of the use OF the latte
= part OF life, it follows that, although he ia
= renegade Indian, he has not crossed the Tires
r hold Of the Christian character. Bnt whsteye
he or they may be, there they sit in arm-c chair
. under the ehade trees, some wearing one boo
q and one moccasin- others enclosing On
q ankle ia, patent-leather md holding aaothe
), naked and dirty. while perhaps one or tx,
= other very aged and sensual old monsters Z
= their chins up in blankets, and look to tls
passer-by like . face out Of delirinm trenens
. What part Of such natures ia Quaker to Ia,
0 hold of,-tho viper part, OF the idiot part. Ye
+ still We reason, and weep and hope for mors
r than ga1vanization tor such raw morsels q
5 East reeonnd with prayers for the poor perse
: cutel 1Lr. Lo, poor Airs. Burns goes abou
|. tho lobbies OF the Capitol, 4 stranger among
the women OF her race, and not q prayer MOI
tear is dropped to th9 names of her @ mnr;
l which supports her while she entreats Justice
. FATHER nKyoM AND LsRooQuA-
, When I first came to Washington, there waE
, Little white-haired, dried up old white man :,
called Fathes III think aa+ hnya the
J namely, the regeneration Of all the Indian
tribes, the complete redressing OF their wrongs,
, even to thee1tent Of giving them back the
, whole settled part Of the United States-for
; declared that not one white man had q just
title to 3 foot of land in the new world.
, &As al the property OF the Indians who had
been robbed Of it, and, if Justice were done
!. them, ,tthoy oushtto have il all back. Who
ever Father Beesom might have been, whethez
an interesting old lunatic, or m itinerant beg
gar, at any rate, he carried about with him an
. Indian girl, whose name was Larooquas and
she belonged to the Penobscots, in Speaker
Blaine's district. When Father Bcesom gave
lectute on the white mans atroclty to the
Indians, in some church or other, Iarooqua
diversified the entertainment y SINGING. she
naa 4uaint, me volce1 anu neI sons0 o'g. ngie
very popular 1Aeard he1 sung once, In fnla-
aelpua,-.
And, a1so,-
4 M!ld toved an ndlan gEl,
ubsIg, bmgar rc1ja.; nt.GsI,ea, ,t,s s,.o+srao,
| Tnc h1ne JnnIata1
dow1, h;a c1,aalra fnI3 of tho rn3 rnan's s1f1eTs
nos a,,l i1a TnA;,n M a;n,;n1 ~ IN }annv
nast. ~ Tnran nniI fontiac and KIM pIiiin
md 'Ce, Teft1e made \ strong confirmation.
Hut It ca1ne ont that 0Iadame Laroooun. as
soon IA iba ontertainrnent WAS donn At the
chnrch. went straight t6 tho stews and re-
,n.;na5 the,a nnti1 fha ne1t 7n;ss;onsrv entar.
tainment
harn oftcn thoupbt that this tvn7f;ed Tho
prevailing Eastern Sentiment, and tho rcal con-
fft;t;on ~ tha indian n 1,ar1,;n ol5 hnmnn;t.-
rian deceiyei by a thorourIir dnnrayod tTne nf
hnman natt,re. There is M reaenn to srnect t
TINT tl,e Intiian ercr had maro rc1ccm;nc mai.
| ties tl,an thn Gvnsv and wh;1o The iatfar
Ta-5; sn5 ctt s.i - o,ss =. .1 ~. Ts,.
has hsan mn ~ 1osna1 uas ~ tbo{ tba a.I,,o
Ea1 peeu ~, " soeptt Use, ~ +ual tuo Ssu9
clefeymeh VINO READ u plaeia way now Day1d
anu u14eou colup!e1ey AnnlIuaten tAs a1nal1,
Aites, u1f1tes 1no ycoa11es are "a4nS 10 eau
the wfatn OF INC LORD down upon uonefal
+ Sheridan ne shoots TWO piesans, z Whlle twenty
11esh sca1ps qaneie ABOUT thelf Knees. .
A 4 Cr1p It'll
Among tho Indian fighters whom we have
nmongst US il Colonel Davids Wilson, of Du-
buque, Iowa, who commanded q regiment for
two yeazs in pursuit Of various bands OF Sioux
on the Upper Missouri, from Iankton to Fort
Burlington and Pemhina- Wilson is lawyer,
born IN Ohio, and long resident in California, |
but at present practicing lawyer ut Dubuque:
He is heayy-aet, powerful many Of great |
war be raised regiment for frontier service,
and fought GONE decisiFe battles with large |
bands Of Sioux He told me an Affecting story, |
few days ago, which has not probably been |
published IN any Of your Western papers.
young man Of good family, education, and nd
dress; yet IN tho first days of bright manhood, I
who was teller in u bank, came to him with
y letter OF introduction. Colonel Wilson OPEN
ed the letter, and found that tho young man
wished to be appointed Sergeant Major.
He looked up at the fine, sanguine coun-
teuance of the youth, and said:
!" You can have that place, as it is not yet
filed but do not think Il that it vii suit you.
you little pore chance than 2 private soldier.
You seem to be fitted for better work than
this" --...-,
Inc young man repAed:
want to see some service. can come back
1 a19 go @ mo t,e nus1ness aean: ooe WE'LL 10 go
"lsn s! yon On n 11ns eamPa.gn an; 1T. c,,,, ..h,4
,,,,et ~ "eu, tar,r effa;, ~ ba.a ,nno
me regiment hnan{ got tasEl5 TO To5S ana
Moseo on ,oUaxota; EnGro lE 49, 6ooa uen "
H.laIi AnI AZ, I;ia ~ s, a, my
th Fully 1 io~n t*a,. a1ane a;a o N 3ea
a1u lGan ~ ~ ~ h;s oce aunaee1
US sG9u scAnpe5s pasisu 4a @hta'S, H. auG 10
s: Mas nnaaS Maae Ao1utant, % t9e et4tinca
s.o. Ion y. ~ ~ naa t .no ',.a tuuta
Gantactel anu no neae1 III ~ 1nuan eon19ge'
11attooins ano amoosnes seemed. 10 nim
tho coNa1uiy snntes1u6es o1 faeo HNn-
oua st;., aIu o-o no man Tue ieS.
;nna nat T. maa ~ oiH s9ts ~ uessa as.anaa a1G
ths scouts .9d,sa.sa @ that t9ey me5e ha5a upon
me me p1nu an 81 o. Si1u nno % GGonet nGaon, & AN
tuus ~ A snat ~ 'uc Nupa AesA VIZ G "sn
o na ett;n+. ~; se+ lno 10 ina
oetct9 u n, ~ & o1s! ~ To AII Tman ~
anu a nntsf.nS H anem = ioa1h a 9a Ing tha1s t1a;a
~ some n1osea snuun ;at a1u ads t sae so';ta@ Ge.
+; 4h aP1n una, Sann III. M.cn 1he~ 9toa
- 1.!o nun. =. " ueeP Ely 1hsS s11 ELI
oans ~ = 9.s e eusa A ua1s, ,!a ~ uae III n6n.
~ - u ..ea,sa ~ ~ 49, ~. c.ato na;istoI,
y ~ s.ban ~ et"',,i i"o a. soTara 1ca;
I, :no IT, ~, a. ~ So,,t
n.s,s,. a.u ~ e!n % tb
t,a 1o I:'1tt pIsn anu mus faar .net
.ae a4Jn.ant t.a a: eau nol eglne ~. a'.sr n
no eha Goones ca sad '1s Il @
per- =, IT,, A ,. c.1.
:; esd ~ .as An!n.an'' !, coionci' anu ie1
~ 11er = ua hyoncbt MoIa e., i; Ibid hin, ,orn mn,
the robes and stripped him. The doctors ex-
amhea hmt sPoAe-aside to the ColonelIPIo-
1eM+ IL seems fhat at inc oeg1nn!ng o. the
eetaon; tne ha1atant Was mounte1 a. ana ga
!ppeH !i aotNato 70 .aao ~ PiaG9 U .ne !el. u
sne nuo, ,|nen ne nene.u ~ fns p.aa.e 59mg
saa1, absn5an topb' Miu 5;ara T.; g;nt
~ y en9 lar th;s III ~ rehas
= r. ~ spGtteo ne nurse oset .a1e Eno " loota
!. snoaeny a1ese anu 1saeaaea @ aooat 1a awe. sSen.5
to 5t.nt WY inss s ro a .neG ~ 4h.I 4aa
.1't Lug AulntM1 was tn1o"n aaltpns al1. Icy
~ ~ ett a.'4 IL a5 abat
~ II IL. h;t l ~ ~ ~ 4oJ ~
faet 3yJ J-..;1 ~ h;s -ar.n1vnr 1;{fn5 tRraa ~
tne etsasJ n; npot 1us spot' ~ snas -no
lss. '19h Tsa1a ~ w at.u ha - H. nu
~ 800 w., foII ttarn J.; ~ h1,n5 ond III
ne poos noy 1eA ensre n ns 9loods ano , aay az
S nSns ueon 10 nA1e0 ~ St. ~" "a sss.51 |
!;s tas np1n S:a hss nasA HE aAIe1 ne Ia" o"oono"
:. aI;.,4anf as;d tha co1,,o, sftar t;,ne
:. t,a r.1an EAU a"- ~, n ~ 1annd
e I e ~ bara ss1 M 3u@ raarea,s ~ ,e,v th;nk
,;Ea 'U Seta6,a II; {,,e t;,,a - 1,,Iad ~ and
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