Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
DEpARTMEN1AI1Is|
figures, Views and H.,
q the Secretary Of 1 ,ss,'s
ind'an Affairs, Railroad
and Public Lana

PENSIONERS and Pension \,
AID to Iducatiss''
a eerior Teller Is com nle'sty q
department, and co's relalhf'
aoIe a,i Information upsSS sa
El and sra aaaas D Of " sSas,'z
aid to education, e,c pensions,
deals with the W The reps
pou,. INDIAN QUESTION.
Is quite possible, with M ) opinion p! d
, ,iHn' to prevent the re sas Indian
white 4, neIshSor. ' e., Indian saa u
h ne airy every year Of our h his' nv
indian can no Longer Sia history.
the fastness of thu s ,eo, nlae hinsa
solitude of the wiIdsraaalln' oih
has come between thu S ,NsS Cd
c Hulhn in all al parts Of 'fi he
dwell together tho s'yIa ey 40
maintain himself IN in, y Indian al
CIVILIZED y,, state in compe siivsge q az
the white mans war' " mus u
away . 5y the vices q sav !, e \, =
,ensliied by contact With Il, "iS'r v !.
humanity revolts AZ NJ, H. ciivllrd
obstruction, yet it is far 6elt ~, ,si
should disappear from III, I,a' 'a,a 'n },
ms savage state to conam as1ala
curse those with whom hh ~ ,a''s
essarlly come in contact n =, ,h Ivy J. y
me destruction Of J, as, ,us Y is' \
country renders 1t imposesTiClIss y, y
h,, ne w. continue losupport him
s,,nnort , u,ss y, tne chase, and hemD
ND h., ' ,i' oy labor or be N
p p"r,ed y ,ne government II mi
pVi w. ny .ne government, he win
tn tha I'm, anu U vsgabond, al erpeps
o,' .,e ,iu'ioil, ana acure lothe ponl
,,, as Wiioiii ne may dwell hi *
nn,,p1s VIII oe let far beyond M
neieioorno9u IN which be lusy live
re mas no Chains % lhe gpIeiuuenr
,oi support beyond tht time when h
,ias acquired The sbiiy osuplor
illlliseii; III the government has Iu,.
ci'aseu MS iaiid, hssAciAh aid ict
y accoruihg 10 the Nulnst, having,
however que regard % his Msint.
II Ihe system OF annllllle rwidsaht
III many OF the treaties wlisvep bin
u savage pauper, payments sAtaA
maze 10 nm ~ such way ASH ~
nm IRON such q state lie wiz
advance IL the government
piles all MS wants ana deu
nothing from nun anu nog
INJURY can be done MN "
supply ms wants ana
MN 10 i've M iuiehess' !, allc
continue III lulehess'hu WIN eolu
wee ana saVagefy. nelnusiN
10 razor anu care LOT hl,llsei,, e!p
sion IL l,Ts.loie, Wy nnipu's tl, W
essary. me goVeiniuen, snoah
vlue schoo ,,, ioi , n,,s ep', ,na AZ
and nil kinds ~ nsstI I,
and the attendance Of all elildnl
school age should be REQUIRED. u
chooses to be u farmer, be shoal
ceive a suitable assistance In TIL
instance, with the understandings
such assistance is only Temporary
must soon cease. If he prefsmNk
stock-raiser, as he will 10 mei n
he should be furnished stock nin
to his wants, instructed to car
them, and then left to bis ovlu
lions. The manual-labor schcohas
instruct the male children in hbi
the farm and in the SHOPS
the females in household ~
To date, the appropriations To
education of Indian children "
existing treaties amount to WY
Further establishment of twenty
cational institutions arerecolnnsld
at an expense of $4,000.
LEASING OF INDIAN LANDS
~aara,a =, rsnorts. In Add
me se 'n,.,; as a ,Hp Tint ibyI
r ,'enda Leases paas, or apr .ements vil
l,hewan ,ease and A rs and old
S I, M IN anI Tn ,a TERRITORY Il
u nriv;le a., of. of rrazing cattle on ~
! prlvsieou o. Of g said Indians u " y
therefor Two =. t cen' dipn ,a time Nv
tb Pair leases 40 ~ ,ro agreements apprr
the dana rtment' and to be put b
' GUY Of The lands included b
session 1essno 90 o. a aar iu It Wa
l psaad , 1i e,,ite a large amcaa
s ; a H. sn IA, Ne LILA lands 50 occupied
iVhn ,isn al. . and Arapahoes W
o Jmd, dn IN such leases Of agresus1
o .,,as ,, w. bv the parte
s J the approval q
tha Tnd;ans could derive 8 h1
INC en1 frnn, me ,,se of the lands
81 emu harm irIaa' i hanetlted By such Z
t;an Aid not find authority