The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-07

Clearly nothing. It's relation only drew forth smile which was followed by some insulting re- mark lt was not, and Is not, "hiN iuncrAl,' and ofcoursc did not concern hin. He, who through our late civil struggle prayed tn heaven TOT bloody victory over enemies, and who spoke not u word for peace, Is now and hts been Tor years past laboring for the destruction oi his fellow citizens, by the savages of the ircnt!crs-and all for the sake oi putting money iu his pockets
 He who, if reports are true, uLce lived with au Indian woman, in New Mevlco, and from his criminal intimacy with her and her race. ought and does know that there is in the breast oievery savage, an undying hatred for all decent white mcu-who, unlike MT Colver. refuse to come down to their level by embracing them and their sgusvs this, then, |, the man who has had the ciiroutcry to denounce sll white troutersmcn a, lAwIcss rencgadc-. But his passage through New Mexico and Arizona, without receiving SD much As an insult, gives the hc 10 these assertion, {; while his hnt-foOted refusal tO meet our people and talk this Indian matter over goes to show tblt he came here not to learn and right wrongs, but rather to perpetuite the condition ot wrongs under which the people live, by placing the man. aycment Of the Indians in the hands Ul those members of hlr Ring, whose only knowledge oi Indian slairs |. thai Indian agencies profitable bllcts; that Indian reservations are paying places Gt which to trade; that by getting the ln- dilns upon reservations, trouble between the In diars and whites h likely to continue for long time to come, and that, during the existence oi this trouble himself and co.conspirators will be enabled to multiply the il-gotten dollars they have vruug ifom tle people. To sun up, we tell the people that Colyer's plan of feeding ApHchcs has often been tried here, by the military, as well as by agents of tue Indian Bureau, and the uuau- imiiy ~iih which every citizen and every news paper of the Pacific coast have denounced the plan, should be sufficient to convince the Admin. istratiou aud the country that this mode Of deal. ing with the unsubdued savages is radically wrong.
 We therefore in behalf of the long-sutlerlng civilized people of the torder,--more especially those Qt Arizona,-pray the Administration to re- member, before turning us over tO Colyer '& Co. and their savage pets, that the hostile Indians Oi this Territory have not yet asked for peace; that Coyer has made no effort 10 bring about peace, save by distributing presents to what few Indian bcgCurs he has met St the few military posts wis tied by him; that, in his swift journey through
 portion ot thc Territory, and h.s nasty exit there from, he has been careful to avoid meeting with hostile Indians, and to travel under the protcc
 ton Of military escort, and that, conseq uently ' he cannot does rot, understand the Apaehrs, ol | the issue between them and Us, which issue, all | know, Is whether Apachcs or Americans shall ! hold and occupy hs Territory. God knows, W, | desire peace, such peace, however, as thai which COlyer S Co. can make, by first bribma
 and iattering the Indians; entcing them upOr 1 reservations; aud afterwards driving them to des ! Colorado Indian Reservation, where Prcsidcn 1 Grants brothcr.iu-law, MT Dent, once played | game of this kind with great financial success.