The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-08-10
SOME FACTS.

from Administration and Opposition nc"sp@ pers. denuuciatory of the foolish, sinful lndl- an policy of the Administration of President Grant.
 The MINER is not large enough to hold 6 list of the names of Whites, Mexicans and neaceable Indians who have been murdered by hostile savages in this Territory since President Grant said, Let us have Peace"
 Two MINERS would not hold condensed record of the robheries committed by hostile Indians in the same time.
 Yet. sad to relate, the Administration Of President Grant rewards murderers and rob bers, and does little or nothing for their sur viving victims. Yes, the Administration tries it's best to keep the murderers and rob- bsrs we'll clothed and fed, at the peoples e1- pence while the poor Whites and peaceable Indians of the Territory arc left to shift for themselves.
 The Administration of President Grant has played double with the citizens and sol ders of this Territory, for proof of which we refer our readers to the order ordering
  General Howard could take their pascGrs and carry out their devotional programme with the sayages. Then, when white blood was flowing like water, the Administration "took it all back,n saying that the hands of the military had not beentied!
 This was the most grievous to us, after the Administration had, by hard representation, made its mind up to let General Crook settle the Indian question in Arizona, in his own good way. It depressed him and us greatly, upset all the good that had been done, caused more bloodshed and robbery, set the Terrlto- " back and disgusted all honest men. Even the Maricopa, Papago, Pima, Mohave, Wala- pal and Yuma Indians,-all friendly to the Whites and at war with the Apaches,--d nounced this action of the Government.
 Those people at tho East whose bosoms .shrob with emotion for "the wrongs inflicted upon the noble red men" ought to take the noble cusses to their bosoms. We don't want them here, unless they behave them selves, and will assist our Eastern fellow clt- izens to transplant the savages.
 Drunken Whitman is to be tried again, at San Francisco, for crimes that would dis grace the most sinful Barbary coaster, and VIC do hope he will be unable to purchase the Court. A fellow named Cargill is tray cling with Whitman, as affidavit man, we presume Cargill first came to the Territory as an ex-Confederate soldier, but the only soldering the fellow ever did here was as a "dog robbcr" for Whitman and other miser- able creatures.
 It might be we'll enough for the "good souls" of the Atlantic States, who are bent upon conquering the Apaches with Govern ment rations and religion, to remember that the old Spaniards and their descendants-the Mexcans-succeede in civilizing all other Indians with whom they. came in cantact, save the Apaches, who are, to-day, about as incorrigible as they ever have been.
 The burning to death of Indian women is quite common among the saintly" Apaches. A male Indian dies, squaw is suspected of having bewitched him, she is seized, bound and burned at the stake, as witch,-a pro- ceeding that, no doubt, endeared our sava- ees to the professional religious fanatic Col yer-whose ancestors-if they were not monkeys, helped to burn witches in New Eneland. at time when fire-wood was plen- ty and cheap.
 Government appropriated $500,Oo0 to keep the Teton Sioux at peace, last year, but they never kept peace nor got many pieces of the money, most of which, it is said, vent into the pockets of "honest Christian '" ssents.
 If Gen. Howard had not been man of psss end piety, be would, DO doubt, have Assshed that saucy Indian, Eskimnzin, when the latter accused the former of lying, ss Camp Grant.
 General Carleton and other officers con quered, civilized and Christianized the Nav sio Indians by the whipping and suffering process, and the Navajos have remained as good as it is possible for Indians to be, ever since. Gen. Crook would long since have done better job for the Apaches had not the Indian Ring fellows persuaded the Gov srnment to head Crook off.
 The feelings against the "amiable" Ute Indians,sw recently.killed an Indian Agent is not very good, even among such whites as arc disposed to shade with feather the sin ister doings of the savages
 There are yet left in this Territory few contemptible white liars and robbers who sided with the notorious Whitman in his outrageous hell upon earth Voudoo menage- rie performance at Camp Grant. One of these-a merchant of Tucson-has hide like a rhinocerus and conscience of quartz, else we would try to reform him.
 Gen. Towards recommendation, that Gen eral Crook be permitted to employ citizens to do work around military posts, and else where, for troops in this Territory, will, ! carried out, stop all growing among enlisted men; improve the morale of the entire Army and strengthen the hands of the command