The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
THE NEW REGIME.

The season of inactivity has waned, and judging Fon the initiai movement, under the coming active order, we may expect that the time Is not far distant when that security which it is the province of a good government to provide for it's citizens, will be enjoyed in Arizona, as well as in the States and the other Territories. It has ever been the niis. fortune of the people ol this Territory, up to the present year, Co have all their just de- Inands misrepresented, through the red tape OF cIrcumiocutiUn process, Co which official documents are subjected beiurc reaching the source ldressed and from which benefits are expected tp proceed. And it has Dut hap pened, through lack of energy and address on 1 the part Ol the demon of circumh cutiun, that voice irOm Arizona was at lcugth beatd and needed but ar array Ol ruth, con,eciated by the blood Of hundreds of brave men and nc!p. less women and cuildred, sought admittancc, and supported in this cause by tue sympathy of all tbc States and Territories of tue Pa cIiic, tranpled down the opposing bulwarks ol ialsehOod and hypocrisy, entered and told :;s tale of hUrrDrs. The Government was aroused. The most indifferent government on the face of the earth colld not remain ! passive, in the face of such evidence as that brouAht to bear upon the condition of the settlers in Arizona. Hence the prospects which we have undertaken 10 review. | The initial step to which we have referred | is known to us unoEficially, yet the authority from which We write Is much more reliable than many official reports which we have read within the past six months We have been informed tbat Gen Crook had no sooner | arrived at Tucson than he set about the work oi planning an expedition against the willy savage Cachise. Justly regarding bim as the most dangerous Indian in the Territory, the f OsHefal bas determined Co enter upon his campaign by vigorous war against this leader and his band. With the extermina- tion Of these, much will have been done to- ward the subugAtion of the combined Apa- ! cbe nai!on.) The success oi this campaign ! will be followed by an active war against the ' Finals and Tontos. Unlike the band of Ca. clise, which has no designated locality recog- nizsd as |" home.n but wanders eyerywhers and lives entirely by plundrring and stealing the tribes named have their villages and dvs | ignated hunting grounds these arr far away in the interior, and situated in a region a
 wild as it is remote and unknown. The Ton ;o Is powerful and wsTiike tribe--eminenIiJ savage, treaehrrous and cunning, it disruption will prove difficult task yet | is far from impUssible---and the force that vii accomplish the exterminatiOn of the Cuchis' band will find the task ol sabdning all thu other Indians in the Territory eompara,ivel, easy.
 | We understand that Gen Crook will talk
 the field, in person. He is already concen
 trating his forces at Tucson and in obedi
 enee to an order tn this effect, the cavalr,
 companies stationed al Camps Date CFee
 and Toll Gate have gone soutb.
 All this erars ihe impress of "business
 upon it's face so, we reasonably eonciud
 tbat al length. an earncst. effort to sobda
 the hostile Indians Of Arizona, and 10 giy
 protection to her citizens has been inAuguI
 stsd. A daring and persistent effort Q thi
 end will largely add to the lame already wo
 by the leader, while success will enblazo
 his name with shS brighter gem of immortal ity.