New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
TGE INDIA NS.
yIycY.;r cnLrrr oN TIE ARIZONA .r>GE MAS
S,CkF.
v,uy>,rcE Nov y--Nr Vincent C,iycr

SAKE.
WA.nr<Grox, Wow. 21.-Mr. Vincent Cciycr
r, -,:o .rc.' ting facts IA rd - t.ic Outbreak
among ~ A?,c,e Mo,,v's. w,,o are ch .iGc'i WITH
h,,ii. lol,, he W'Kr!lhtg- sta5-.'".Nt AND iV
rr,, r,rr: L,rif MI 'tis He says that bciolc Ia
g!. to f,c rJT:i-H"~' II! :. e - ,n ~ ,,
rnrc tr.n three years. AMI wio were no, in"!'d Il
aEoip t.oso ,;a.nst whom t.n. Cr'nH VS. ".'-1nS
ra% TarI ma YER, vary sue ' ard '' star Wig COW
dIion. They hai ~ to ..l.t inio born chrrf'ti
Mt.i ns tnr" @ c .u.r1 IN tho sa near S;e cicc,
lS owIr .: M ra@ ~sGa - & Tf. III. oi.a ip r W., TE c " ~
tachei J.. IniIis t".t ui:nt. From III; w"n.n Mr.
lHtf ."' hsd 'Na, come 20 rr lou3e 70 do sor
.ua.I piece Of ~olk for hes, as no .at w%;
~ ~ ,ro,t ~, o hrr lone ,4rec III WE nc ~ Sc ri '
rlaf tn ,n.'!iu bad goo f'nry ri' ".'ni't Am
20 ;iv e AZ. Df conc lie I'll IN rr'u','; ai9 t3'y
rol Il MI z M - .orr te & 'sI i TO ~ me r o. = f 81
.:pt i!r'.;D,. rlYt ~, lnl,an Ndh b.. m,'oi: ~"
'' ', -, il Wv, 1V " a., r -, ~ ~ r., ~ ,'' On
tr .u:Ins Il the cly who :r. g. yer r.,H,i th"uc'
i".i 81 " in"hs "rrf ph's'ne Ip" t.r @ I'"a n'' I
that tho VIZ" "o"!u! - avg" -" 'cdh n I"t
coy.radt rc.i iirio lem w""li' go ' ~ ih":n ,h"'
L tear c whitc satiei. tnu ia" lnutns would re-
t.utr. 4 e. N"lal l." so!l'tcd . 40 ntGoi' DC,
T. ~ p!r. within NH ~ tue -lpi whore IN" events
u,.,Iy.i .',r' o,,Ir H. aud =. '3 Mol'ves alo oc-
,t,, r..IInyh, .i.,c relation r. rh o'hry Dl'c
creek not rcscr'at,I bat military post. WIRE
m,rc 10 lie Pc ed On re.crS atlvu IA TIE 5l.riie
r.,E ARIzoy1AHs rETIrION TuE rEE3lDENr FOR
PROTECTION FROM TIE ArACi;.,.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-To-day Delegate
MrCoIna oru.y prcs r' " tho President petitions,
extensively si. by ,iiizrns Of AL cas,e, incllui.g
r Fc.,ri and Territorial oi1cra OF AnArna, from Tho
towns Of Tucson. P,,scptt, Punx, F.orcncc. Sanford,
ick,n.rc. and the Vulture mine, IN that Territory,
aud one Brruardino California, ia the follow
ns form:
To His Er,ei'ccy L. :. GRANT, Psstdent Of ne United
The undersigned, citizens # the Territory Of Arizona.
reGardng the present 'oao state OF ahair. concern
highest degree unsatisfactory and perilous to our inter
rsts "a community resprctiuly represent That we
Al@rhe-; th'i last spr.s many d.;hcariened 10y our
Ing a,udon the Territory where hav" 1abored and
waited for years, hoping for the si'gugation or fhr
to the command OF this department gave US
new hope. and determined to hold on a
asrsG e %sG' hy the 0'ss%% Gcsral 'i' wrS %
to result in speedy settlement of eur troubles but
earn that the matter /, taken ont OF hts hands and
turned to the Peace Commissioners th: altheuxh
past experience that no peace treaty to which the
Apache !. m equal party can ne iastinx We W" a w,,x
aid them in their plans: bit since The arrival
OF their agent here we perye, , w,,n & 'y ,e ot
their murerous and thisyinx ra.d, as boldly and
ycous a ns' IA Wv, we ssn, srs Is ana
continue the practice ivng asylum and aid at niii
ry pOsts lndiscrimnafcy to ull Indians choosing d,
seek it; as thc past has proven that the warriors
oan thus leave their -, families in seeurIty,
country and return with the scalps and puir to the
protection OF the pOrts that We are satncd the party
Having authority To nuke peace treaties with Indian
enemies should also have power to promptly punish
violations OF such treaties aud do further respect
fully represent that II the policy here inaugrated by
the agent Of the peace commission ID to be persisted IN
the deserted homes Of friends and neighbOrs aud
the graves Of those slain BY the Apaches which line
every road and trail aud hli every grave yard In Ari
zona warn that IL remain here musf expect
similar fate.
The President took the petition and said be hoped the
order OF Gen. schoaed would satisfy the people OF AI
Tho Government prOpo~es deal sunlnarily and
vigorously with the Apxches IT, after du notifying them
gO aud remain upon the reserynfion. where they
would be fed and protected they continued on the war
path,