The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-04


than has the buffalo and the black tailed deer Trades
crafts aud professions have lived and are living, ON
this Indian sentlmentasm 50 that the payer is
yearly called upon to pay purely fictitious bin which
also supports and entlchcs lot OF white Indian
agents contractors, freighers, post traders scouts
called school-eachets, and general tln-rnT who
should he engaged In better employment In prison. or
dead am quite sure our gallant army would rather
he engaged IN any other duty than guarding these
nlthy redskins. By the way, docs the Indian ever
show the white ranchcr or soldier any generosity or
mercy even the consideration which tho parasites
Of the indian appropriation insis shall he extended 10
the original occupants Of the soi9 Not nv the largest
Kind ~ majority. Certainly Gen. sitting Bull and
Coils Cta2y Horse and Rain the. FacO showed none
when scratch threw II In their power to pick of
Custers soldiers securely rs they would English
pheasants In game preserve. No; tho Indian Is q
born loofer mot to say thleD aud bully. This Is
what might he done! Place them all upon public
lands-no reservations; give them CATTLE such ngri-
cultural implements as they can use or may ask for
lumber to hulld fences and cabins Coffee sugar. -four,
and beans for tew years. then II they don't work let
them statve. IT they don't behave, and go out
for scaps and horses let them he pursued by sucicn
force and Killed like any other itteclnmabe brutes.
After our experience In tho past nifty years. and TAX
ing into consideration the fact that the Indian
thoroughly his responsibilities and always
presumes on the Indulgence allowed him. II Is mis-
take to ever take Indian prisoner. Gen.
HMney knew them root and branch and his COM
mand took no prisoners; the sguaws were killed
Ivy llarncy's command. People In the East, COM
munng In lyccums md talking windy buncotnbe In
Congress- can have no conception of the utter fero.
city and relentless cruelty Of war party OF Indians
young bucks flushed with blood and whisky seeking
fresh scalps to give them prominence among their
fellows. The reservations now held by them are by
far too rich and fertile to he longer lost the settler
Men with wives aud children, and not only willing
but anxious to work for them-the men who build up
lcommcnweaIs-shouh have the chance. Besides
long rs the Northern frontier OF Montana Is occu-
pied by lot Of vagabond Indians both sides of tho
line half dozen forts like AsslnnIbolne cannot pre-
venttheit derredntlons on Canadian and Montana
stockmpn. II the Indian must have his own land
again give him back Rhode Island and Delaware.
They are large enough for all the Indians that are Mt
to live.
Your correspondent wants to see the new state OF
Montana swing into the Union. no matter how unex-
peCtedy called upon with all her fat herds and golden
grain. ~ well as her other hOnors, thick upon her
Beet Is Montnna's hest hold though, as wheat In
Dakoias. People shouldn't think too much about
| minerals may he they've got them and may bo they
haven't. lt's, only gambling at the best. Mining
should be encouraged In new state merely because
1t advantages labor Except for the industry, the ex-
peilence, the eoquencc, the manhood the real
genius in fact Of Senator John T.. Jones, Of
I
Nevada. that wfeChed alkall desert, filled with
played dout sports. pokerplaying Plutes and sore.
wv" 'I'"''"e"' "o"'" "e V"eeri"Uy gwen AWAY I"
h","' .'''o"' inele "e So'ne goo' peope III Ne
a o' out tney are on on the fe" nay anu cat
tie ianches In silyeraud. The men who have taken
ie "u"'eHie" S''Ver ouV VI 'he tomstock 'Ve III san
Francisco, New York, aud Paris.
Asa catle.rapgng country Montana Is welt nigh
nerfectan abundance Of the best bunch grass plenty
OF water and timber In all parts to protect the herds
"s"'is' o''N4i'us 'hu WINS ihefe are saih 10 ne
81 "',o' an" "''' oat''e now ranging the ValieSs
',n '''s'ues "ucc gt'@eu NY the onhaio' me black
'ai "ee'' 'ne e'N' moose anu chtioou' Deer ana
e'N are !e' Hp common rs 10 ne nuisance AT hotel
.'o'ts' "neie the WATERS oii OF fa'e uttered III
ptea"' makes you iee' likc klcking him--bee, bear
h'n'.oh elk' oi Vehisoh-he then serves YOU baked
fo'''o us ID" se Us Il ho"ef-Pot u won't utop an
ou"te' anu aPpIe-uumpihgs swimming III some
N''u Vi sweet thicK sauce anu YOU nave uiheh
'e"uf'' VII h"h'aha' IL nave pntposely SAID nothing
aoout tne soup 'oh theif own merits modest men
are un'hh, - anu Apply the same rule 10 my mislor
tunes
iohu'"hy Niohaha Is "'erwhcming'y,an AMI, appar-
en's W. rug ''ihe l" COME pemoctauo' ihe
''V" ""'''n h,g'nn'S, "ho'h you All Know SO Wen
"'" 'e'eo' io' "e S'e'''hE "oi'h III washington Is
wy "'' "e! o"' '"' 'o'' p'iu"' "'n II" 'ne ieiii i
80 - N,''''0 ,'''n ''o"' sun h',ei ''Nep tntee ,u''
, - ~ Wv. s'"' Ds," ecu Dee' ''V"so ''i" i'e
- n s'''s 'io ''' ",' '"''.o 'oV', qi'oNSi'-
" ''',,' a"" u" 'Po" S'e's"' ""th 'o'' nun
"V .'' ',''.s'''' anu n"u 'een MN h", 'ons P'e'
'".', ~ ""'"'"s"n' "e gave t''e an .ie ouua'o
"' S" "eIs"'e' !" mug pe'tsN'h c"h'' h'hNc" ny
W "p'"' "'sA' ~ N'ou"n" were aaihi''eo u Stale
~" ,"eio - Nv "'"u' "u" '"e 'eople "ou''
"."" 40 ''o oe'''"' '"i 'he io"6 'ei'u' iheie "e
""V W. WV '"'e,S II" ppru'at'o" VI l'''coo' ah'
/ r " ''''' "e'"s '""u" ""''" o''""s c""-
,o"',o" !" "'"f' constitution IL may not pe re-
IL.
h'n ""s ~" 'pp''an' w, "'"''sS'ou suonsy pemo-
cl'''' 'o" 'u, WIN on'y '"'ooo ihhaoitants; 'Foi
""e 81. 'i,N ''''' '''r soohe, ieff'toty emerge'
~ O i'' P"'i".''' 'o'"'''", ,''e oeVel 'he s"ohei
,,,., w., W. '",''IEo '''', Wv" ''"''S "n" AT
w p,''.,p'',o" 'u 'ue ieSpohSpi''eS o
.'' "oSt'ouse' anu Tue more vigorous
.'u ',a'H Nn'V" t,'ose Pe'p'e io"n" VIII pe Inc
,,' ',"".'o' Oioeos' Nus ''"oo " eooo
'"l @ '.'''"" W" m''" i'uo'' "'' 'ieSs"se was 'o
""e"' "n" ''"''S S"o"e" 'emaikao'e adapt""Nty
",u i'''""e'' w apprehension, US IL was prepared
' 'a' " "S'N w "'' ''''''' '"e ''es''"''"e "e'hE
'"'' u" ''ee"'''
~ s"'''' 'o'""s vi l""'en"hun III non
'"''' ''''' " S'"''s "' '''e a''e'uP' VI ne" hniF
F''"''''' w ''"' i'SNeS''o" VI 'he ie'o"S'ohe fah
ny virtue o' grant from the Secretary of the Int
i"r' AIeady te hotei ipn'iueisafe doing great harm
NY actually sendng out hired ha'i-brcch hunters IL
hhelh' "eer' even pears' To iced their woikmen
S'"P's !" Save n"SIhg anu u'Nihg steers, say @O
miles, true sportsman, such as the late New Sorl
Recorder John lackett, was. and as Is Col. james
IT, Young chief clerk of the Department Of Justice,
N"h'd lal' down III a lead taint to see noble bnCl
served up To u lot "t scandinavian aud Jewish labor
es ana eaten as though he were fifteen dollar TeXn
steer 1t Is expected that Mr.. Hatch VIII personally
Supein,enn the netting OF the lake anu the danmint
oil mountain brooks ~ the spring for trout. II vii
then he IN order to turn Young Man Afraid Of hi
Horses or Little -big- Man loose on him, with cart
blanche tn do what they please with him. The Vel
io"stohe fafR should ua, III the language OF the ded
catory statute public park and pleasure ground fo
the peheht ana enjoyment OF the people. 1t is mor
varied ana beautiful than Niagara: nothing like 1
exists the wide world over. and, although as big a
Delaware is fnl of curious and beautiful things.
ten Sherldan'S ohclal report fully represents thu
feeling OF the people In Montana.
Tomorrow your correspondent starts for Fol
keogh, Via BoSeman, stage two days and nights ther
Northern Pacific RalIroad TO Miles city.
Gen. James Brisbin delivered n lecture the othel
night In Billings, In which he said that II Gen Gus.
ter had obeyed the orders of Gen Terry the
wou,d M, have occurred ua h,o,d,, a,, 49,, 49,,
death of Custer and his men was a useless sacrifice
lie read document. ~ smsiain ,, o,s,a,,
oner,ted Mai. Reno from ali blame n win ho ,a
me,nbered that Gen BrIsbin was the next I'm rank I,
Ipn Ingtar In tha dana rtn,au, aud