The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-22


lands have boon forced upon foserv,tions uuder tho
supervision OF the Government some have been
gradually taught few " tho simple useful iudustries
Indian children have boon pi1cci In scboois undcr
instruction I'm hettet life than tho voVouond cxist-
cuco to which they born, and the vast section
over which tho wild aud itrosponsibIc irlbet once
wandered redeemed from Idle waste to become n
homo for millions " progressive peopio. AS
tho railroads overlook The surcesetyc lines Of Isolated
frontier posts and settlements eprea ont ye country
no longer requiring military nrotcctIou tbe army
vacated ls temporary shelters aud marched ON into
remote regions hey0nd thcro to repeat aud continue
Its pioneer work. In rear VI the advancing limo Of
troops the primitive 'dur r-ousN and cabins OF tho
froutcrsmen were stcIdiiy replaced hy tho tasteful
houses, thrifty farms, noat villages, and busy towns
" people who know how best to cnptny tho vast
resources VI tho great West. Tho civilization from
the Atlantic lsuow reaching ont toward that rapidly
approaching It from tho direction of tho Pacific tho
long intervening strip N territory extending from
the British Possessions old McNlcn yearly grow
Ing nltrOwCr finally tho dviding lines Will entirely
disappear and the mingliug settlements absorb tho
remnants ~ the once powerful Indian nations who
sstnci rrSrSs; ; OF fg tbo "''"P''" I" ''r"" 'h'
u,rt, n,r,,,,,,.,,., - r..,,,.,,.,
-, .,i, w N""''''"''v''''
", 10y u" '"V rnE"s" 'o"h''s OF Nmorlca' W IVY
''''' '''o"o',E" Scout new Norki IT, i. fnt-
nam q SONS FROM ~ ~ Chapman,l Is an effort To
give a comprehensive View Of tho Plan OF Deyelop-
ment contained In the colonial history of Tho limited
states IL aims 10 show that these States ara Tho
direct and Legitimate offsnTing Of tbat sye,t intcec
tual movement which Tor want of a het,er farm
men call tho Roform1tIon " Thc ,ntbnr Issc,tbna A.
AS not history but a nhIiosonhicai cnntcmuot,on
OF what ia known tn he histopy =, Natur,,iip ~
work nroeceJ In tiis sui,it Ws rost nvis III, ~ "a
loo much thenry In ernou,hi,, ono ~, tho noi Co., "
be- forgotten forces which wrousht 10 makc kmorica
what Il Is, Mr.. scott oveTlooss MANY others which
contributed to the final result Enr ma ,yestwarJ
march Of colonization had been going on thonsands
o, ,Sa years before the Reformation aud many new
causes which were stIi at work In the seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries. In places we only
i "o's .ns helI, SATISFIED author can nave been
nsrc.i a. L", ~ ~, when wien ne says lne com
@ @ p Vl lno coonies TO the mother-conn-
,u ,o S , o,ei W., arc SGT Loith NJ large anu III
,n ,oS'on @ mi.n ule causes that, hccOruihg 10 MT.
Wv ~, 1Ie t ,ne sp'Ilt OF our nOery herce rus
~ '' !''St 'nt u',y ldVt dIPetftd ~ our HteFdture
as 49,, ~ ~, Z, 20, ~, ~ Ituotm,tVh' rms done, re-
's, " Nane ua,us M Us h,eu w, ETC. iefe Us certainly
~ suange houoh III we had been asked which OF all
lne causes OF the American Revolution was most gem
~ @ suesVoo, , we should nnhesitatngly have said
& ~ ms Wy i,,e,rpt ~ AVIATION without representa-
nc mt ,M W. W t.v ~, NV %. Naygau9h, ihe stamp
hyL etc Bnt aside from its obvious faults this Is
,io,,c,, r, A. ,,
'"'' , vs. n"ue'so", vi 'no
~ s'' 80 ' ' u',""s" We - '"""' y
SUNS brochure on 'lhe political Consplracies
Preceding the Rebellion; or, the True stories OF
sumter and pickensn From j. J. Chairman \
Among some things already generally known II nlso
contains number OF Important facts which have not
before been made public and which throw fresh
ntoiInc GUrn, 1 ,,s Lies ", ,gues whcn Wer9 50
ginning Of LincOln's administration. Tho author
gives hs relative, Gen. Robert Anderson, high
~. a..
aI,,,,, ,I t'v ~" Nv ""hn ol.vl, tn.n 'ssHt't
T,nrIa,S Wa, .o ~, inspectos Oh t'e iorts III
rn1chet tn,rn ana, ,.,',,' ' uo'ulo H'nuiS"n a,'i
,o,,eu ni,, tneIc' aul reporleu concerning castle
armnmcSt is conn,ste ~ mp ninr , ""u @ n'S
cumstances, would not recommend Its occupation" "
Charles Scrihner's Sons have inst re-
printed from the London editlon Of 1879 rh, Land
or ,hc Ar,hi,n N,,to ,,o,,,, ,,r,,,o, ,,r,,, ,,,
" 'o 1''"".'n N'H"'S' oo'hs irWeiS through Egypt,
ARABIA, ami Persia to Bagdad, " by william Perry
nogg' author OF ~ Round tho World Letters ~ otc.
lhe commonplace commenlatory Introduction, writ
needed by such spirited and ohservant writer whose
S1 wn,k sam wen ahord to stand on lis own merits.
over and ,gan All ,h,t co"d na s,in ns rt @ a,u
Palestine INF our outbor,s fresh ohsnry aiinns ana
pcturosue escrIntInns ara wnli worth reaIimg ,nI
when he rets fnrthnr Intn thn E,stnrn "r Mn,iam,
world in rcrsI, nnnuW thn ruIns or p,hvInn anI
Nneyeh ami ir,yrrsIu,, ti,c stronta of na,I,b lie
lmnk hernnns Ia IA t,'r al I, i,a @
Hopo't hea'''
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