New-York tribune., 1874-12-09
than ,,terav made them drink ise blood OF thci. own
children alter those chiIdren'R legs ant " ~

cha, ,,or.,,v mad. them drink tie blood OF thci! own
chidr"n alter those chIdrens legs ann arms ""' '''"
0 en- TO soro orySsd the scpov huchcry here
navc,nck hur, wing to the relief OF hcseGeu ~ h"ra
OF 1000 men. women. and chidren ius' ohtanrd
possession of the garrison and caused pes,sod 20
sacre I've made. IL Is well for us, no ,nev occa,
understand when we see the papers as aim sry Sar
siopally do. taxing mp the subject or EnR'nsn
hayn tcnna persons who supposed punishment OF
firing Sepoys from cannons mouth hra h nrc% oHt In
ei,v the victim was nut about feet In front OF the
cannon, which was heavily Loaded WIN poMuVi
and was told that no person unamilar WIN aruery
wond nave apy idea OF the mnuteness of the frag-
men,s into which the body was seat.eleJ, in,s
the death, or Of the manner OF death. nut
because the body was scattered ana ofnieu ni
doc and the English report and believe that rebellion
sorped there just by the sturdy statement OF an
mutny he would subject all mutineers to THIS puuis
ment, aud II cannot he doubted that TINS prnishmenc
the most saluary so far as affected the success
OF England see no reason TO doubt II England shomu
leave India there would come the same results 70 lnu.
The Euglish are a naughty set there Ihey nave an
intense sefasserton. They are perfectly wllIhg .'t
India should understand that they are 9d
going to to retain her supremacy Englhhu uul"s
n GOOD work estahshnc schools and colleges, and they
have had by their coll result on the education VI
certain class OF HindOos which thnK III soHe c, loS
fects parallel IN history. There are ens on 'no
sands of these educated nlndoos who speak the EhGS
language TO perfection, as well as any person ~
asscmblage They speak Baconan English the EnHsd hd
OF tile classics Narayan Sheshadri, whom you nid
with you during the Evangelical Alliance, is not py any
means extraordinary specimen . :, ~, . 80,
Is this sufficient basis which the English can rest
their hopes the civilization of india the elevation oi
the country1 / knew people, SAID proinlhehl
Bishop me- whose word could be so niue rusteu %no
are nCentOus in their ways, so obscure IN thtr h
&c ana conversations dishonest TO any not OF th
own caste as the HudoO. The question among tue
English is how shall we remove thls chaTlc'
terIstic1 The educated classes are becoming awe
TO the neficiency OF their education TO accomplish Ins,
find the most intelligent observers are becoming more
and more Convinced that there must tie chrlsanzhg
power at the base in order 10 Ould up tne pe5p tn
tone and character III order To realize any nope Tor lhe
regeneration of the HindoOs. The Vlceroy OF
India saws the missionaries have done
more for the elevation Of the ilindoos
than all other agencies combined Sir Brtle Frere de-
clare that he reports not matters OF opinion
but matters of fact. and Il say, he says, that ihe
spectacle OF what Christian missionaries are doing
among Is 900 of industrious people has no parallel IN
ANYTHING that yon or your father has ever seen III
Europe. / have doubt that this is true