, 1880-04-13
WASHINGTON.
The Ute Agreement Bill Is
Finally Passed by the
Senate,
As a Reward of Merit to
Those Treaoherous
Indians,
For Having Engaged in Massacre
and Open Hostilities to the
Government.
Probability TINT It VIII Dc Motli-
fled Oil Reaching the
House.
Another Day Of Debate on The Riders
to the Army Appropriation
Bill,
In Which tho Democrats 1so-
Trained from Taking Any
Active Part.
Secretary Evarts Transmits His
Report on the Chinese Treaty
Negotiations,
Whiclr Contains Nothing Now or Of In.
terest on This Important
Question.
Congressman Hurd's Plan for Forcing
Canada to Agree to Reoiproo-
ity Treaty.
Whiclr Contains Nothing New or Of III
terest on This Important
Question.
Congressman Hurd's Plan for Forcing
Canada to Agree to Reoiproo-
ity Treaty.
TEE UTISS.
THE AGREEMENT PASSED.

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"msis ,,.a ~ ,.,, 10 t.nse ~ eupJcct u.eli "
our !a"a When tlloy aro In ITO condition to
understand them and submit to them.
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'n"klns aay plos's'o1l u cure Inc eVii OF tholr
marrlago laws. Ourny himself has ten
wives, and so with all the chief. That is
why they are so popular with our Mormon
1t =. ~, - 1ss, U."i. Nv e''p" !cIa.p' ".!knt
!,ot M 70 pe a1ssol'eu: 10 Dtlne ulom "ittlh
the laws makes cltlzons OF them and gives
ts toxt f'ft s to est yste" -, M M Taller said he
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u Woulu pt casy 70 nave postpoiietnont OF
onts o e so 1l 1ne appEonfaes lSe sSs
said Mr. Teller. "und wo nsreo to t s,,,nort
the tha Indians M % in,lctinttIy. I ~ '1''' ~ '0'p'''
>, WE GIVE THEM LAND
IN seyefalty; We EXEMPT those lande from
the nou-intorcourae laws which u oycrn our
roiatIons viii, tho 1mi,nus ahnti ren,n;n In
mi Toroa. w" .,at ~ ,,,,,it 9"As. 49,, % ,aa III ~.
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their Agent. And all tItts ls done tor tue
Utcs. Wly? Dccauso thoy went to wnr.
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'ae' I.. '4"e"1'o4'' @n11 ":'Pto'4
W I'LL oAtt!e. tApL 1hch, "slo leu Ill LIS
,rhornpurgli massacre, nnu WI? catAo on
here, hlere la9 been. n,a,io llGad Cllof OF tho
White ,Ntyor utes oyer Douglas: WHO Was
peace man until the battle VIVA Inevitable.
what is th9 who'll effect Ut this bill? WHY.
70 make these lnllana moro comfortable
than they hayc eyer been. They hRys sold
taolf !anus, pi,t mat 10 nothing; Moy VIII
c0ntlnn9 to hunt over them tic aatno as
usual. Thcy get a largo SIM Ut money a1li
many presents; ttloy nre allowed to retain
ttl9tr ponies md arms; ttiey, are furnished
With new homes; ai,d ali this because they
went % war. Tho u!ntA!l uteS, WIN
KEPT at pcacs, aro almost starving
What must be thelr concl9sions Why, TINT
War IS 9 good thing, antl that peace Is not.
When the money !s g0ne alld the presents arc
worn 9nt, a!11 tle new farms becomc hnntet!
oves, uoso vtes VIII tal!o to the war-pati, AUD
cnnq4er yet larger concessions from what
they firmly believe weak alld puslllan!lnous
Government"
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