New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

cheney Of Cape Girardeau, Mo- was on his hands land and
fneos pcsng beads and OH OF h ne oha
~esfned and restored TO consciousness.
u has barrel a foot long, it carries two
MOO hall and Il has a history 1t is the pistol with
..htcb Aaron Burr killed Alexander Hamilton. Burrs
oond Judge Van Ness, gave both of the weapons that
c5 m the duel to Col James Bowie, who carried
~ an his belt until he lost Hamilton's pistol while
oiu across a bayou. He then gave Burrs pistol
. nv Carr who was man of honor, for Thomas F.
.,s1ou in his duel with James Watson Webb. After
TIE ac Carr pTSS;tfd It f TO is hs ann hcd EdwaTG sPq q
PyryT brother of the dnest carried 1t through the
Sx@an war. and IS now IN the possession OF ms son,
nos in the Government Buiidmg at The tAhlpltiOn'
PSerc II would illustrate the rise OF duHhE III Ihe NJ
Whe WEI California and the fighting editors OF Richmond
p9 Tco Orleans could do justice TO the INTERN 'Ilae
es s and the young gentlemen who stole our Oh New
stds ~ Years ago waste their powder in Canadian
30 night he induced furnish brandy flask or cigar
az az as a memcnto of duelng as u Is'
When the flames edged their way around
o,n s,th and left it standing all Boston aslow
antbpsosn and broke forth into patriotic rhetoric.
% aes were kinder 10 the old church than the icy in
,ir0oo which has been manifested this Summer.
l To,,nson states that several gentlemen OF the Old
60, Society did offer in February last 10 make sub
i,o, of sos 900 in their individual capacity to pre-
orre the e,ihce. upon the condition that the "hoe
u,out except this $4,000 should be- first subscribed
ard maid and that the building should be used ohy lo
,sca1uT
ed fnr the building since that umc, Dy some
g tbo.e who have been most active IN a'leitlns ~,
preservation anG the inasASr % ~ nd tb Sacety have
HE acts of the majority OF me O,l ooutl 80 , t,S
tr ,ced before the public. Mr. johnson Goes h"' mum
pec t e yybo then subscribed would desire 10 renew
thal mo- Happily the noble women OF Boston
- INC tc the and saved inc hNIuh-.
Goittce saw: Its existence is now a certainty.
Netbcr II saall remain where Boston has hiWayS seen
4, or he tran sfeTTcd to some new pace pl h'"i
rboilv and entirely with the owners OF me lahu ~
WnoiI! az We ,bc Committee the required lease OF the
The property and fulfill their offer as 10 lts say my n!
reedy to secure them from any loss BUt In'S sun SUI.
nCsiyely refuse all their attempts 10 htt lie i"I %
which il stands, the removal IS III svIIg ,rrpd
own act aud the Committee must leei IlseA 'I'''e'
from any responsibility whatever =.
Bishop Whipple while riding across his dlo-
cese on the cars has dashed of characteristic cter on
tbe Little Biz Horn He seems to apprehehu
that the public is not in the mood FOR nearing soo
word for the Indians and that his structures upon 'e
course OF the Government Will De receiver VII" I'M ="
tence The venerable Bishop need never fear mat nc
viii he accused Of a cowardy dread Of public opinion
He is one of the nobest souls the Northwest ana has
ot heart the interests OF his fellowcn red and white
He regards the degradation, the hate and the tieache1
of the Indians rs the result OF policy which has recoI
njzed them as independent n2tlOns, nade utHts WilL
them and then violated them. He contrasts me schst
ing harvest Of blood that has been reaptd W'h ihe "e
tude and prosperity OF ne lnGian subjects %i uS no
minion OF Canada I've lrI!, nc sS ,i, nh ny '
Indians without government We pated thth VIZ.
white men cOud hSe DH cui,iNatlOl VI ~. 80 80, t
came an outlay IShIuaeitC allowed Ei!l 10 t-ctli
10 Sitting LUll. For months war has been lm,hih'n
fbe army the agents. the friends Of tie Indians nave l
spoken words OF warming that unless we zoos siti '
avert N we should have of the most crrc Ih0aI
wars I'm our history. No Needed the warning: CON
cress spent months in wrargiiug over tAC 2pEo
m a time when the Indians on the missouri were lNt
on half ratons We have placed them where they mus
be fed or they will have 10 steal OF staiHe II Nou ~
,nost seem asf bv the violation of treaty by th'
Withholding OF supplies anied 10 force an me HuN
into war our brave troops nave hceh Muuere" uO' ~
CSter,s sbues not by bad orders not by savage In
dams but by nation which after 100 Jeals o i Per
sists in policy which sows blundeTs ana cEi1es an
reaps massacre and var"