, 1874-12-31

ala'o at tho next election to tho Republican
side. ''~'A
HouTnERN DLUsrEA,
Iho Atlanta Vin.) Ne'cs ii, con,,uontino
upon tho Louisiana imbroglo, disp]oys =
spirit OF Vengca1lco which at tic first siclt IN
simply appalling, and makes ono's blood rpn
cold. Says tho Nrcs:
What wondcr isN, II tho people Of I.ontsana. mat,
ooncd to desperation, turning with uarl, hrowt
a resolse 4oarta to their weapons m their mir aa,
sa'oh What wonder, then, II tho probability NJ nm
o'eF b1oooy uprising in Now Orleans IL faat becotu
"8 eertanty, and 1t mon wait with batcd rn,t, tn
Clty7 'AS o's'seu'
A'd II been paFpotrated hero In acoreIa, ye wo,,1
naso called upon Tho rcoplo Of thiz sato to rso IN
.nelf ha1o'ty and conBign the wrotcl,cs WIN has
1 10 'saps on tlelr rg4s TO nglorlous prayca
Ing "oy' however, in which the people Of
eeorgia rise in their majesty is not ycry
alarming nster oil. After firing the Southern
heart, sounding tho hcwga,, md bentinr fla
to1n-tom i'll this forocious manner, thu 7v,tto,
closes his blast with the following fa;ni
squeak A"'D'
s"co tno foregoing was written, wo lnye boon IN
1ofincd by Gov. Mc;arnx tl,nt an unri,I,o ts ~,
mealtaotl. Federal fleet sIts Ut ancbur ne,or, .
NY VI Hew orleans. ready, With fow saots. In cut
~. ,o'ecs ana 'h','iato tho town. Doubtless hccauso
u tAo women ana children, tho mcu Of New nrIa.ns
Will postpone their Just vengeance ami ar.t a.,s,a
| opportunity. A'''"8
luis very remarkable letting down. in view
OF tho possibility of cooling OF BY n R,,1.
den Mississippi douclo, reminds ono verv
forcibly Of TINT instance Of French t,roxory
wlero
The King Of france, Will, twice ten taouaand mcn
Afarchcd up thehill and ten marched down nwain
we arc Inclined 10 tho opinion TINT n
ttoucho Of some sort would have q bcnoflc;n1
effect in cooling of the hot blood of tho
Louisiana belligerents. as the noxt thing.
zen SHERIDAN Inns bcen ordered to Now
orleans. Ho is man Of action, whose rem.
etiles aro very positive, prompt, eflicacious,
anu very cooling. For reducing fever md
bringing patients to their right minds, DR..
SHERIDAN is just the man. Ho "los Ind n
lasgo md successful experience in tlis limo.
and, if the people Of New Orleans nro in.
cltncd to commence the Now Year by gott;np
upon the rampage, thero is no ono better
qualified for cooling them off. Although
somewhat severe practitioner, he is withal a
very courteous gentleman, and, III both ro-
spects, We have no hesitation in recommend
ing him to tho people Of Louisiana as ono
who con bo relied upon in M emergency,
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d NEW PHASE OF THE INDIAN euEsT1oN:.
Lo, the poor Indian, is somewhat poorer
than llo was fow months ago, Tor lie Las lost
his pony. Tho annual campaign las this
year been directed against the four-lcpced
moro than the two-leggcd br,,tes Of the West,
The troops have shot ponies by tho hundred
and thousand. Thia is q wise policy. The
redsllin is always ready to give lis kingdom
Tor horse, for ho cnn win it back again with
such help. Unmounted, ho III ,uiscreblo
tra1nper, unablo to roam in search Of pluudcr
md scalps, and liable to be caught by Goy-
ernment infantry if he pushes his lopreda-
tons too far. Mounted, ho is ready for tho
forage Heishere today and gone tomorrow,
Lis path il marked with tho hoofs Of his
horse and the bodies Of his victims. Hc can
laugh at pursuit. Tho argument for allow
'ng tho Indians to keep their ponica las al
ways been TINT they needed them III order
to kill tho buffalo. This ia not So. The
'uhaloes 60 to tho north at tie approacll Of
summer and to the south when winter begins
o mako itself felt. They can 10 intorcopted
y dismonnted mon ut any point Of their
march, either in spring or autumn, md can
70 Killed. in sufficient numbers, during tho
Feeks consumed in tic slow movements Of
he innumerablo herds, to supply every wild
netian on tho plains with food for tho ti1no
hoy depend on suoh food. Tho possession
t ponies merely allows the sayagcs to
base them for days and slaughter thousands
'r mere sport. That this is good
IN for the Indians is notsuflcie1it reason for
Lowing them to pursue, through tho rest of
10 warm months, Tho pleasing pastime OF
mixing raida on tho settlements mud Sc ,lp-
g the pioneers It is in tho spring thue
'ung braves fancy lightly turns to thoughts
sealps. Why? Because thon the grass
III give his pony subsistence. The stereo-
ped telegram for March or april is: "Tao
ass is beginning to show itself md IN
dian outbreak is expected soon." Wo cuh,-
1t unhorse the wards Of the nation, whom.
East styles "our rcd heathen" and tho
est tho red dovils," too quickly. Tho
erations Of this yoar hnvo been mainly
mined to tho southern plrt of the
dian country. The Chcycnncs, Conan
os, mud Kiowas havo boon vigorously pun
ed whenever they woro caught off their
ervations. The destruction Of t;,au
tses has greatly timed them. Indian Con:c
ssloner SAITH urges, in lis annual report,
1t these tribes should DO compelled, in their
'sont disabled condition, to gather on
ervation in tho Indian Territory and ex-
sngo their remaining ponies for cattle.
IL would draw the fangs Of tho rattlosnake,
could no longer strike hisproy. AIr. su1ru
uld apply this policy by degrees to all
wild tribes. Ho urges, moreover, that
lndianH should DO brought under tho
|trol of Federal law, 30 TINT tlloir inliyid-
crimes against cach other may bo properly
1lsled. Their only low now is lawlcss-
8. ffa yynn}1 II1timn tn7v r,;,,o 4l,... Ill: