The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

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de-. H. 4 that =
-oupusssiua demssd
fsr th<msrlsss and -
asyrrs;ns eharscsss 10 ssess
suwi wiih age wern y ~
duct k rassrd under evs~. III
must be Sacred frum eInCsssn- ihe
Dou~us yoa speak OF thse they 'ara
rpand visa IN sxxrisved ~ and ssy:
90 tn he abus-d eersnsc ne eoor
IA the Aarninissrssioas Tsey ara
avs srsias the pars os In ursd IN
They sick themselves oo .
r.ssl a. claim the privilege OF
35Srinw nsuJ1As anyb--iy whe Aspfrns
4 = Saesd N %. bui you nus; rot cven
ugtfni giance =; ;Asm tn
ssr instance. ha. uas
k@ iS1g4Scat sAc fsoss ouira<-
- saiuunses asasnss President
I CcSus He has acru.eSi him. Ay nssas
( In-lnus,soe. Of keeping M the general
orjrr system 81 New York tog his osa
ureft. he has insulsed tie resple ~
Iutin,.,snv thar the Fr.siss:t Is shame
fu1x rorrsp. What right has = man
W. deals in SANDER VI this lid -
| esnsna immunity frsm critssBssas Who
| h b. that he should 10 pcnccscd fno@
I shesr comFscais which his fsckicss
cnsrsr naturally ~pruSoAr'
! Nc believe that S-aatos Scisnrs hss
no slsir whzteveg "a public con
isdence OF public rrsp-ss. Lss 80
en- briefly over th. chief inesdcn's
la HI lie aad s-c IL b. viii stand
the tr.t n. invites lie came Tn Amer
iea an involuntary emigrani from As
NATIVE Germany. in i<ss. lie vas
uasnralisesi \. n cliisra ia is3s n tho
Ace az twenfv-seven Two YEA later
he was a candidate before TIE Repaid
liean Convention - Wisconsin, for 6oV-
eruor. bat fsiirsl of = nomination AMI
~as ,-narr.i the nomination oi LIEU
tsnani-tsoy-Tnor. THIS offer. highly
eDnplinentaTy to a Sd Young ~
year and ~ei,iscnship. he spurnsd COZ
l~enap;uousiy, and refused Ia support tbs
s1elr, nominated by the convention Ia
tkr Pres Dental campaign of 1850. hay-
ing ALREADY acquired some rrpaiai on
y = stump orator. he entered into
coolrac; With tho National Republican
commiu.c To canvas I'll. country
wherever he might be sent. nj n slpa-
listed price. perhaps two hundred and
iffy dollars a week aud his expenses
Cnsi-r thi. contract hc wa assigned To
duty In some Of the wes:ern Ssat~x
When he reached his feli 20 labor.
however. hc struck for higher wag~s.
mi refused 10 max. any speeches un-
tes- he was PAID sn additional snm for
earh speech ~ the local committees
Further sums we're paid linn BY such
co,nmittecs varying irum fits dollars
10 one hundred dollars for each speech.
q this manner he realized a very hand
some sum from his labors Ia the csa-
vas.
liut he did M. deem himself faliy
pail. Tor on Mr.. Lincoib's inaaguration
be came nj once Ia Washington sad de-
mandci additional compensation IN the
position Of Minister TO some foreign
court By his persistent efforts h. suc-
cecded In procuring the appointment of
Minister io spain. wh,rs he remained
but Little more than n year. lie con-
stantly represented Ia Mr.. Lincoln that
he had supreme control of the Germsa
vote of the country. and that any re-
fusal 20 comply with bis demands
would be- promptly rcscnted bs THAI
class of voters.
1b 49, -ht sAaut& tfNsENI~kE
Spanish mission and returned to Wash
ins,on. where b, again sppii~i To Mr.
Lincoln. this time for a Major Generals
commission IN tie army. This Mr..
Lincoln declined because II the BumAer 4
Of men then IN - .sxryice who hail :
earned promotion In the lelL. lie then
gave Mr.. Lincoln u uu,i@r>enEl L<sAc
most emphatic manner. that II ha wei
no, given nj least n Brigajicr G.nernl
commission with n MajosI,eaerafb
command he would n oark
.. Withdraw h4s 5000 Gerrnzns3
and oppose he Adm Bi.iration.
Mr.. Lincoln. hsrrasscd NJ 10
was nj that time with the cares If his
Office and the NHi.on's great troubles.
gave WAY To cchurI's persls;sn; pressure
snd ihrcais. gave him a Brgsdisrs
Commission. anil be- was sent ;o the
Shenandoah Valley about the cioac of
General Fremont = csmpagn against
jackson. In June. is8+. Whatever mag
have teen the tenor ~ the isAiructsDns
relaii.. la General Schurzs command.
IL IL nevertheless true That the cOrps sac
~ once reorS snizs-i. veteran officers
were Displaced. and he waz Immediately
placed IN command ot n disi.on- lie
continued ia the arms. participating in
the battle. II Bull Kun. G~hanceilors-
vile and Gettysburg. without manifest
ing sny striking evidences %, military
genius. OF this. however. we do not
bow propose ,o speak. for !; !. ~alrrsiy
3 Part IL our military history. At tbs
close 81 the War. instead "a bling IS
once mustered out. as other officer. IL
Gar superior ability and ia ,rr .lhrssn,
scrv @ were. be again made Use ~ bis<
alleged influence with TIE ser1nas\
elcnen; so continue In con. mission for
. considerable tims after thsrs uas M :
use for him
In isS Schurs went To Detroit a. tho
sdiiDr o. tie P1sf. xh~rr. however. hs :
b. no means favorzbIy tissluy uisssi
His next move was 60 Ms
souri. which. be ina ansst. Afforded -
ino., promising field for hi sersstfJv
Their. nc assumed the lesd~r-
ship of the extreme Radicals -himselfs
Radical 81 the most pcscripsiv~ iyp~.
Ne. Henderson, = true Republican. sri
> man 81 many sterling qualities. vas
Missouri IN the eenzt@.
md Schurk NJ asee dste-winsd 20 sue
eecd him. To accomplish ihs Il wa@
beeessary IN dsssme sr. fienderson ".
lore the people IT Missouri snd dessrsy
their eouhdsn g In hsm- For tbs task
kcaurk vas peculiarly fitted. sad hs
succeeied thoroughly IN the enterprise
was denounced ne too literal
fowsrd the rebel eitizsas. which. zg fhA
Lime. Was snoaxa 20 eondemn him 10.
lore hs Constituents HendrrsBr wits-
drew from The canvass. AMI the soat~~a