, 1878-12-14

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lrr- 3uc,ivc of great good.
NIRs. wv. H. NEWELL
PRGTECT THE IMMIGRANT.
r. S3irto say that by the close of the
coming wear the counties of Eastern
Washington territory viii have doubled
tLrr rarulaiion. Even at this unfavor-
able season Of the year the arrivals are
unprecedented and exceed in numbers
thsr d the carly Fall. Most of those
Eho are coming now are the advance
sgcu,s i thousands who are turning
their cycs toward this promised land, but
WHO. while desiring 10 believe the fahu
l1us stories Of its wonderful fertility, hes
ita;t iytnrt taking the final step lest they
J5 made the victims of a tale told To- de
olyn Should the reports of their
i-aui, be favorable they Will transfer
Their household goods Ia this favored
yv. Ii becomes necessary, therefore,
TIA, every means he taken that these men
X placed @pnn the RIGHT track, and all
CCrrIs he made to protect them from
.-lgiUt Shdrpers. 1t should be the duty
Ggy n citizen to see that the Gcw-com-
esEe furnished with reliable informa-
tn. both as to routes and such other
sH1gItis, us may I've Of benefit la them
II securing homes. la-e,,trtftttru!l, they
.Hd he kindly treated and made to feel
,-4' thar thev are among those who have
nfmerrst IN theS' welfare. Extend
t,ma cheerful erecting, andif assistance
s needed hestow it. In the end it Will
F-Te Iaying investment Some effort
:aoG.d he made by orr citizens ta have a
Competent person in San Francisco To
E-et thrs. pcoplc on their arrival in that
ary Many who originally intended To
have come hither have been deferred by
h-s1 and malicious reports circulated 10y
Designing Calfornians, who have painted
ms bcality rs a barren waste inhabited
By l,des Of murderous savages. This III
Sine way Shnuld be cOUnteracted- Among
arFSscngtrs Oh the same tram with the
'Htr On his recent trip from Chicago
'e!t family who were ca route for Nalla
Na.a, hut who. on their arrival in San
f:aaclsco, became ST. alarmed at the dis
~. stores told them of this locality that
Aey Changed their minds, and instead Of
sailnumg their Journey remained III tal-
3 fo-nia where they purchased, or were
aat L purchase farms. This is but one
.'iae MANY instances that has come un-
Irr the observation of the writer OF this
hnc.t, Ia thls way great injury Is be-
%s d"Ae 10 4 large number OF worthy peo-
pc Cur business men and leading eitl-
'enS should take measures for the sup
l'rsSlon ot this evil. We have the coun-
" All that Is lacking is the popula-
;-A The tax-ridden and almost home
E ,Ts> farmers Of Iowa, Missouri; and other
"T'efn and Southwestern States are
~ %A..gs IA comc-nay, many have started.
""A4 Il nlt become us, as a public
Slie,. community. to meet these people
: iT4N halfway in their efforts to JOIN
:, HT-uIrS with oBrS, and see at least
al u.ty are rot deceived and made vic
us u malicious falsitiers.
VI
Ns.'aAT. Most of our readers are &C
l44,e'S with this gentleman. Ever
,-.' Ill, connection with the fatal peace
W',''NlnA that visited Can't. Jack Of
- fame he has had Indian on the
"a. IAN That IS his privilege, and as long
aaN.es him and Injuries no one We
~ -'1l reason why he should not be
;..,'.'r' e. u ude his hobby to the top Il
:: But when brother Mcachan
49, - 90 ills experience Of twenty five
- among The Indians as certificate
-. N'neuor knowledge cnncering all
,e1r. ;e."Ang 10 the red man, and at
- y ms means to influence Con-
- ina action, his mania assumes a Sc
e., '''h. The truth is, Mr.. Meacham
T.. lliS coast in 1864, and mp to
= -l,,, -',.l, a-v.ng lived in the thickly set
a.. '''iS ot Iowa, had no means If
r,.. uat amomt of useful infor-
h. necessary for one who desires to
H, ~ 'AA role OF an Indian expert.
a,,,,1r 1I4.T'lehce among the Indians was
Cns.5n. n.'"lhed - those residing on the
E-.E;;,I EeServe. So, therefore, when
H. ,s Wy of the twenty-five years of his
ini,It.l Itsl, among the savages Meacham
- ii a mild form of romancing.
C55I yN IT GRANTS ExpENsE.-Mr.
f,re4' ,ar u Tie Philadelphia Ledger, is re-
k.l5in, 70 - 'aye &,id that the idea OF estab
9rsin,,oI IFant on the Bulgarian throne
NJ Nh With Forney, General Badean,
asa,.I;i VI Nevada, Ds. Evans of Paris, and
II eyen,. lie says Grant has not known of
hsdsas = S, N a general way, through
; L H., Uul tnhks he viii be favorable to
!ti1sl &s5t@s @s viii be settled at the
sas,i.: :'e dster,aine-- --ope. Mackey is will
m for legitimate ex-