The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

make 4 treaty with the Modocs, by which the
latter, for certain stipulated copsiderations cedea
away their lands on Lost River, and agreed
been located. This all happened subsequently TO
terms OF this treaty entirely repugnant to the
one set up by Mr.. steele, the Mcdecs. OF course,
rights they might have
when they accepted this. Furthermore, Jack &C.
knowledged his acceptance Of this treaty in the
most formal manner, BY going on the reservation
in 1859, in pursuance OF its terms
SO far therefore from Jack being on his own ter
fathers and guaranteed to him BY a solemn treaty
with the United States-hc was there ia viO-
q the ~ rcs of Of ,so
acknowledged in the most solemn and formal mani
ner. His title to the Land On Lost River-whatever
petely extinguished has the title Of the Shastas
to the land on which Yreka stands. And the right
o. American citizens t. take up that a ,n %nae5
States was as perfect as their right to homestead
or preempt any lands in shasta or Scott Valley.
to be considered was not whether the American
citizens wh0 had taken up and were Improving
TuIe Lake were obnoxious to Captain Jack ana his
followers but whether the latter were obnoxious to
the settlers the settlers were there IL their own ,S
Indians were there merely by suferance.
OUTRAGEs COMMITTED BY INDIANS ON SETTLERS.
the settlers, and did the latter ask the removal Of
the former
In the u,,ion OF October %, 1872, we published,
latter part Of tie Summer IN the country between
Tule and Goose lakes attached to Ingalls, survey
ing party, the following statements
aca ana ms 3oweas af re- % R On snd lat
Gi ss e ns
committed depredations their stock They have killed
some nve mead peongng 70 Ss @ y ay en-
ders to knswn as % mis- to m AMI Sen
demanded OF another settler two sacks Of -four.
Th,. u,as vuhlishod mat ono month nrior IA the
flrst battle with the Modocs On Lost River and Is
ranroTnced now to show that tha an roe o aCOrea
sive and outrageous conduct on the part OF the In
has net been trumped mn since the Observation-Disclosures
of the difiicultes as we have heard intimated Tke
oniv samnles of what were contlnualiv occnrring
Families In this town could bear witness to such
on the pa o. ss @ N e
demeanor when told to 20 out "a would shock
many of those who are now holding up their hands
in holv horror at the wickedness OF the war waped
aoainst them And there is not a lady in Yreka
INT devomtiv nravs that whatever may he the re-
s snn ~ the Moiccs that thew will never aaa}D he
nermitted. a a rowing band Of gypsies to 60 whore
thew please with license to shock ali modesty, to
omtTare ali decency and Obtrnde their filthv and
Offensive persons into the private Grounds and
nrasidences of citizens IA thew have heretoore
Sona " 0''iAe"'' - '"'' n"'0
IN this connection IL ts nroner 70 state the cir
cumstanees under which Henry Miller who was
one 81 the y the a6er
dmct nf the indians and stated that he did not de-
s,ro +Sa,r ro,nnuaI vhan imterrn~erad Nv Co,nne
Otis '' who was sent an rom Tashnrton some
Months since to innuire into the conduct Of the In
Hons and also ascartan the visSes NJ the settlers
with r,eiarence +" them immedtafe,y after gfving
th,s tasrn,onv he came "a Eairchii and detailed
20 him the nnastions witch haS heen asked him
anu .1 n bis ntv;n~ the answers he Mad He
c"nnioinaS hitter,v hecarse he had besn naced In
nosition where he must give false answers to the
%nResticna acted or nav the nenaitv far sneak,nn
the truth with his life.
Vie :, nv. . wv" nvr,~1oM non rur pprou.y m rup M
sEIfAs"S fAii4ioN fT M.N Nh "Ho'~A VI inA Az
wo neve enan u etated and snrnose n vvas rho
oosa tnat nett;nn wes a;rn I'd nv the settIere IN
~ ,S r.ear~af,nr c"unter sta tement sss heen
wada IN the effect that the nroiect for their
W the reservs,ion thst they miyht have more In.
Si.ns r. Tced nr thai thew mt%ht he ahle 70
charge for reading more Indians However these
narttoo NAV no We ataod ofyccted towardo the nrn