The New York herald., 1872-07-15

cultivators Of crops the dwelers on broken ground
are more easily controlled, with the exception 10
notable Qne) Of the implacabe Apache, the Ishmael
of America Strong Mongolian resemblances In the
West and Northwest-to the East the Indian re-
sembles the nOn-classic type, while In the South
o strange infusion Of Aztec blood has given the
Pimos, Mancopas and Moquis their characteristics
not sS1S! easily cS couSted. fwil M Sketch soSSqW M Wv
Lazy brutal, shiftiess, prone to steal and cut o
throat; givep to the worst vices he can meet with
ossH sSe aIS %Sa, $ locking sny ts Ssss second n @ @
and queer superstit!ons destitute written Ian.
ns and a % seRaS sp
ng feariu! vengeance & with deliberats malice, and ID
s9sS asea s1 1c3
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the Plains touch this description up with costume
81 rags the saT Sey sbUu our
borders the peaceful red man, incongruous rags on
his nlthy PERSON, he roves In search of any small
drink. allow that exceptions occur to these crude
Ideas 9yt you may average your indians a. e. s4sse
good; drink, food and games Qf chance are his
srssiaSston N dress gsudy; IN temper sglISn
T s ar &C co%a @
..ndia Injuries are not forgotten, but any amount
q kicng g only stored up Tor day Of vengeance.
Seun sesssn %ord has
q making proyisoR ioE item % HauahtT Y and insS:
sn ne s the Of 6egga,1 pride ana
S 0n IS e s o
to make the survivor civil. We may believe that
here s room for Improvement and
MAY UNDERSTAND THE PEACE POLICY,
these lazy suppss v wts6Ss ssiss psss,ss
snS senanns s 1S S
go and Sin no more;,' schools to be established
Ss sssess s ssfn s %sas %
and hsss sS eys 0HS ns
reputation, and, stealing rom tSs safety o some
feservatioh has been caught BY the hand-bound
protegs Of the peace men," In nght he prefers Q
na RS e s0n s made "a Of every
our Christian duty to elevate the Indian the writer
from y p Sa
Sc
hs@ us for On nssssss ptisa aa0G aSsesa saesaa
aad declare that I have never seen 3
school, School nor decent dec pS Workman reservation taught.
Acertain amount of farming labor whore the Indian
in quantity only half that Of white man. The
Indian mind generally stops short of analysis. He
with understanding, and il you give s him peace,
c.eanly cabin, and make him earn decent food and
regulate his habits, civilization has done iairly by
Minnesota burned their own churches In the
1865 outbreak, one can readily see that modern
missionaries have sadly failed to touch these stony
hearts.
advocates Of peace measures Red Cloud has has
been respectfully true to his pledges: Long
The completion OF the railway with its
10 the establishment Of Gordon Of forts and camps
In military dependence on each other. This, with
ton never before practlcabie And the Big Wichita
fight was, not without Its sharp lesson; Bakers
dash on the lpegans was severe yer Lesson And s
liner The Northern Pacihcis to open new line Of
safeguard, and soon the possible depredatons
will be cut OF. Without means Of retreat, no at
tack. Plunder is Of no value unless carried off,
Your redskin risks not his scalp without the neces-
That the railroad Is powerful agent in the con-
T0 tb Is an tt 6ot
Grande and the Arizona and Texas. Mexican border
''' The BLOODY TRIANGLE.
The past Of Arizona has been one Of terrible
name of "the land Of blood and gold" Deserts
sweeping around to the North West and South in
an arid circle, the interior has fertile uplands,
we-watered valleys and lofty ridges held by the
It Is folly to talk of peace with the Apaches For
two hundred years his hand has been against every
and the mailea Spanard has skirmshsd Al,
settler. Even the lofty minded Jesuit fathers, vino
risked life in fiery zeal, failed to gain hearing Of
those land pirates. To-day the peaceful Papag0
wears his little cross In memory Of the exerti0ns Of
the pious fathers who came among them skilled in
lives and win them by gentle love to the meek re.
ligion OF Christ. Vain sentimental babblers Of to-
dayl The brutal violence which
BAFFLED THE ABLE JESUIT
is far beyond the control OF your ciaptrap philan-
throphy. Bombastic agents, full Of windy school
which shed some of the pr0udest blood Of Europe In
vain efforts for the Improvement OF the dwelier In
Yuma aud all the other dwellers on low ground
hold today, In grateful memory, the disnterested
labors Of the old Jesuit fathers. long line Of
the Pacific coast was under the only truly success
ful peace policy" ever inaugursted. the deserts
% tribes hra sSout the msson
THe the g sas nnd 20 hd sne
ary consideration being absent. No covctous once
priest. Physician, teacher and friend, he caused
the flowers Of science and culture TO blossom In q
far or land very distant from the elegant councils
looked for to-day; and before its broad humanity
other plans may well look mean and dwarled.
THE OLD MISSIONS
are to-day in ruins; the once truthful bells are
cracked: the crumbling closter mingles its dust
with the bones OF the buried inmates, and II is only
now and then thoughtful man, looking into
the quaint records of the West, may
know their true worth and say these
were indeed the Indians friends. Now as these
good Padres are long under the daisies and the
Apache to-day follows his bloody blackma from
the hills as OF yore, the Indian question here is re-
solved into Gordian knot to be cut with the
sword. Fair offers have been made but OF
no avail. The settlers and military have occupied
the edge OF the desert while the Apache on ntc-
ror lines ravages at win and ranges from north
east into New Mexico to southwest into Sonora.
Unsubdued, unyieding, he leves his fearful toll of
scalps yearly, and the intrepid men who went to
Arizona In 'S6 70 100 are nearly all victims to the
arrow. Their lonely graves are scattered from
Prescott to Tucson, thence to Yuma.
THIS GOOD BLOOD CRIEs For vENc--. srr