, 1879-05-26
OKLAHOMA.
rho Movement of Whites Into the
indian Territory.
-, port,ns Says It Will Be Impossible
1 for the Government to Stop It.
r.. ct,,1i,.d Indians Favorable 10 ths 1nu!xra
4" ,lsu, and Tho Soldiers Friend, to ths
Immigrants.
~...,,t Correspondents af T'at Tf1h''ns.


..,,, r.r,,,rondtnes af Tar 7ri1,,n>.
v,s,qA, 5 ludan Nation, May 29,-It Is limo
. .nro,nmeut 1,ad sorr'e fixed, senbiblc policy
~ n's .hc Inlian Nation. Things arc assuming
W. .,,,,,u]e down here. l cam0 down on tho
skst,oo. k,t Burlington 4 Quincy, and It's great
s.. ruSa mi 1udian Nation connection, the Mis-
'sn.l Kansas tE Te1as. Two days ngo. DaF'ng
toS'. .,nc1 hayo talked with many Indians,
w.. w. number Ut whtte immigrants, and Rood
t.ss H4., xn,1,cEs.
a. tue lndlan, the Immigrant, and the soldier
-. ,he thrce parties to the present commotloh
~ Nv. I rive rot tho status OF each.
HsA rug WHITE IMMIGRANT.
rbo neoplr, al reports to tho contrary, arc
..ars,re luto the Indian Nation. They arc
sanrnu ID at tho rate of 600 or 400 day.
Iu, I},anaro,s Of wagons aro loadng in Cof1ecvtlo,
n,1ter HprinEB, and Independence, daily. Tor
- tndlon Nation. These tbroe sowns. situated
r. southern Kansas, on tho BORDERS OF tho In'
Ain Nation, arr the busiest towns In all Kansas
w.nhauts aye not ahle to supply the dcmaud
n, entcrant- goods. These c1aigrantrWagons
a. not 20 in traios. They arc all over tho
nt.tfles III Southern Kauaas.
where arc these ctntgrnnss going
They aro going to Oklahomn, the namo they
Etre 10 'ne ,,'a, ntrsra nv. ho.,.aa1 ~.
idlAu nna e'ila'i'1 ~, .e a., W..,. ~
Canadian and Ncu iaVere' III t1e lno'ah Hatloh.
4,reaay thousands OF farms havo been selected
oosa "s. In .tonpct1. You cannot ston fmmi.
eaano' po ~ ,,,t,a. - h,.,o. o,v ,aara r.
grants along Nv 'hA'ss aa eosOef any tno1e LINN In
you can stop an Invasion OF graashoppera' The
tovenen1 11,,a rIrua h, ,'v y co'dn,t @ ho ans @
70 ssa,,ons s IN ,1,o indian Nat,on nm bo,na
rass feserSa.'on' ~ ~ ~. ".o e."a
tobs settled up, anu tne uoVe.ament mscal as
s,.to he done,
p.s,,p,,ou ,o,kcI viii, n nnrtv of fnom,or.nt,
le''c'"ay sss,,,,, - ~ rn,tsn N.t.ns
lkne" s,'eS 49,. .nv oho,,t ad,a,,.,.,e. i.
though l''c. VIZ -, -. - D". ~.
After theS iounu'l"n' wan no' oofo'h"ient
aren't, ono Of them said:
avail, sir, wc's nllown' to go down tbar on
as s,at lnau dou'. that country belong to tho In.
dansF iasked.
"No, sir; ts1erc's whnr you's mistaken,
s...a. ,rhav rvar rcacrvcf for ,bo 1nlrna In,
s'''s Lucy ,so"an,t MI ~ ,hor, ~ W. on,
.ayreeto near The e. lDtnn.. d, The loiaus.lhs
,m1 ch,ckasuw..-they all lives in the eastern
~. - Tho Nation Meg. t1,e co,,ntrv ,,,vcon
pa" o1 ns Hn.u" ~ Nv, ,,. o e15 ~. ,",
If the Natlon was set asilu for tho wild Ipjuua,
the K.oyss, tlso Arapatocs, the Comanci,cs,
,rI tho Chcycuncs.-n1,d these wild lniuns
sont 60 t1crc reckon .,a. ne 9overnment won't
9nyc u ~ .,os .ne ~ ~ A. !, III o'''
laen ~" ,.,es. u,u III ers y,,i dr,.,. ,c,,
ha hap W,rhnt @ 10 VIII r,f t,n9,
euL 9as ,,I sSpi''a' A"a' 20 """' ~o'' o'u''" -
aGss @ bo"; ';,. .r,nv ,x,,,. dr,vo -. out o,t,,or
u.e atn,y Mo Ill., oo ~ st as stus c!trEs. rtl
10 YOU poou wv u;Gsst W su.ute! ~ u'mu ~
oos "E!e 'san' ai,a let So"saLs"s tase ~
pltea. ~ 5.r.ue sutlets nnso nseo .s..4a "alu
lnlaast aTu !nSy nle Slaa ~ ssc " taHnH naeif
pNes. ihes ~" Ia, n,anh W astotes u w ~ M
aal, anu 1oaa up "ltn pocAsnot aos co'
naaSne. asE,a:, ~, c.,,
"Nhas NJ! 5nu 10 y ~; sn1tm a1fests Sou
W yaal Wy M 10 w. anuaao f,.,a Eaaion askeu'
.,ta "a ILL., '1W, sposs ~, 10 smnao TEL @ "o, ny
doe,-Waat sAent s'pose say IN, pound ior
!s1asI lilep, Wna!e ne was .Iestsn. nle M1lti
sua'ah me w. osaet waGons aS wouao ,. no mos,n 9a,
u; ,,. No, ~ stseaRer,LNH ~ ai N. tsoops sant weep
ieI!cts CUT q tiis ina'ah Natloit. lheres Eood
f on !. o. ouss; nia you Ecar ab9nt SONG sololeFs
Mippi% itS,, a., = seitier thS nthet aaSr 4
uW.,am u;gl1 .in' 4 -, nadnx @ Measo ssa oDout ; =;
ssea,o lye up At Baxter: S!n hna two tsnma
ta4 four hoad Of cattle. The soldiers rude up