The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-05
Arrow Points.


 From exchange papers recently received at this office, we select and copy the following pertinent remarks, on
 The Indian Question
 The Ners, of Los Angeles, California, has this to say:
 We have the cheering" intelligence from Arizona that the Apaeacs are stB engaged in the role of butchers practice dozen American citizens slaughtered be- lore breakfast repsst io which the gentle Apache de- come in as pleasant sferpieoes An this while we can knock down army of Major Generals Brigadier Gen erals Coonels Captains Lieuisaants and High Prvates in the streets of San Francisco
 The Chronicle, of Washington City, is ac- cused of having recently put forth the fol- lowing-the reading of which has increased our appetite and cured us of several pains
 The time for action the pari of the about arrived and those Indians who have been invited to accept the olive branch of peace and refused will be taught that the strong of the Government will reach the very last scounrel of them wbo may have been i'm plioated in late ourages They have been severely commented by the Press throughout the country that our citizens ne pepred for the of law and orier Q, the cannons mouth A little India justice would be useful at this time and whether the murderous EFetebes blown from the mouth of the cannon slaughtered in the field is of little consequence to the world large. Certainly the interests of civilization would not suffer the entire savage tribes were exfermi- mated.
 Although is thought at the Indian Bureau that there is danger of Indian war, official advices show that serious hostes probable al very early day along the whole Indian line.
 To all of which the MINER says, "Glory, glory, hallelujah!" the Administration is marching on new line
 The Reriew, "strictly Republican" paper, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, copies the fol- lowing from the Santa Fe Gazette, (another strictly Republican paper) and endorses it.:
 Council recently held ap interior point in the Indian Territory the vain effort persuade Kowa Indians abandon their neessant raids into which have been characterized during the las, season especially by degree of ferocy not known the from tier for many years No troops accompanied the Comms soners and the latter thankful get off with their scaps having preserved them only by the liberal dsr button canned fruits other decacies dear rginal stomach. The Kiowa chiefs insolept and boastfu they refused to give up their prisoners and de- clared their purpose to remain on the warpah. They secuted the power of the whites and inquired :" why Washington did not out and fight them, if he such great man" The question is appropriate one. Instead of offering to give up their two chiefs iu prison in Texas and boasng about the multitude of sol die could send against them If only wanted to- "
 relentless policy should be iuaugurated against them until the last of their maraudng bands is willing to sub init to the decrees of Government and occupy the vatons that may be allotted to them. "Brag is good dog, but Hold fast is better one" Let Cusar other good officer interview them with strong cavalry force with liberty to act at discretion Satanks be relieved of the eighteen white soalps dangling his belt.
 A recent Press despatch says
 Lieutenant Wheeers exploration party dated at Fill. Utah. 3l inst states that their operations delayed by hostile Indians. Lieutenant Dnwidde of Second U. S. Cavalry in charge of escort accompanying party had engagement with Ute Indians the lst Beaver in which eight Indians killed and many wounded. The party reached Deseret City, town of about 40 the 2d inst They found that place deserted by nhabtants-they having fed with their lives The party expected to return to Salt Lake and go further souh
 And another has this choice morsel:
 WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Grand River Sioux Indian delegation called Secretary Deano to-day. They made the usual speeches complaining of poverty begging
 for guns and ammunition, and wanting the railroads passing through their country torn up The Secretary wanted them go farming, and promised them implements and to put them in better country where they have the ad yautages of civilization.