Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-12
TEE NNTION'. WARDS.

llll''I- 'iIN IlllllIiN' ill'l NV plt II'ilNN lI\t
occurred All the tribr!, are ut peace with
pnrh ofhcr, and with thrir white mich
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AT SeNrr'l 81 the Agencies Tor the accom-
modatOn Of the children in the boarding
schools Five new boarding. schools and
10 nay, DAY ,cl,ul. b,,.,. bo,., ,ddod :, tto
H., 80 ~ =, ,''' V ~ ~
~, a.9' vi 'o''"''9 ~ 9'' "l'el"' Ipl'
Ihert are now NJ boarding schools, a. day
schools and six industrial or manual labor
schools Under Government control Enur-
teen bonrdiny and fnur day schno,s ,re
wv" ','',' - CIV, i'''i ''"I O''''7 are
auppiIe" with teachers ana other employees
by some one Of the various religious de
nominations. the government paving "A
stimulated nric. for th. cara and adnc,ti,,,
of the children therein This coirSe has
| been urcrssiiutrd bv lack If autIicinnt M.
| Droprintious tn nrnyiIr tor ,,ll thn rbiiG
rem willing tn recriyn nm rduration Mo
nmulnt mid Is sonevhnt los thnn the
avrrnlrr cost urr cnnitn of children main
tanned in government schnols There ;,in
also ~ schools maintained Lv rLurchns
and up.sncintions ,yithout nxnnuuu ia thn
Government and to the sunnirt If \vhirh
the Government contrihutrs nnthin,r
Three new Industrial srhnnls have hnnn
cnmnlrtrd ana mn in sunrns.fuI nnarntinii
daring the lnsl yrur one nt Ghilnrcn
Ind T.. with II capnc;ty for 15O chill.
N a f.,l M
city for roo children . and one pt (irnn,
Nrh with - cunncitv for $40
I'n1,,tLr ,,rnvisitus for thn n,,ciu,r nf
Irdi,n rhillrnl in dustrinl srhnnIG in
state, at Am rxprn.p NOT TO exceed S1Gi nr'.
ci,pitn. ~ children have been placed i'm
.rh.nl4 i'm fine toiInyyinr states Kansas
\rlrnsltn InN,. uliu7Is ImGinnn pnnnl
~ylyauin Eorth Carolina Vruupssrr Wis
consiu and Minnesota. Oulte u number
III Indian children who have had some
training in manual labor schools have
been placed i'm private families maiuly
from Carlisle and Uampton. Ii is be-
lieyp,l that hereafter quite IA number may
he plnc.d i'm urivatr families frun Gunn,
and Ia,yrp. &C. The Osnrrs have taken
an advanced nosi1ion i'm cducatioual maj
! tiers. having enacted n law thrnu,-h their
cpunciI rruuirinu ci,rht months attend
aucp at school Of pach child of schonl noe
or the forfeiture of a wears annuity
amounting TO ahout 500 per cnpita Re-
sides the children i'm the agency schools
they have about 100 rhiiIrrn nj other
schools AWAY from fine agency These in
dams ara nuitn y.illin,T tn INV fn,, tLn
schooling Of their children pmi of their
tribal funds
# has hrrn the great ohiact of thn do
pertinent i'm DEALING Win the Indian tn
make him self sllnportinr When ~, In
,,inn vputh has been tnu1,bt to labor he is
/ suIf si1nnnrtir,r if an nunnrtunitv i. nrn
,entrd f. him f. srr,irn emniovmrnt
On. Great JifIirulty mrt With is Hal when
thr ynunr nf hnth saves r.tnrn tn NO
nrel,y there is no rpmi,nrrntiyn emuIoy-
mrnt for Them They Inrk cnnltal to nnrn
and c,Itivnf,' f,r,n ma If thnv hnv,i.r.
nuirpd a rad. thew tind NO nnnlnvment
of that charnrtar, 1t is Ms necessary that
SOM. n,nnlnv1ent shnrid he snrur4d far
them ns If istn tp,rh them to lnhnr In
Indian rdnrottd M ~nvrrnment nynensn
shnuII nnt ha ,iln,vaI r1tinns h,t SLniiid
rncniyn Observation-Disclosures tn inhnr h,. donn.
tinns nf sturk iInnlumnnts If n~rirulturr
rtc and thnn Ne dn,,,neiIed tn take cnre ~
himsnif IL. hns th4 knnylndrn mat en-
nile, him ~ make hi. jiyinT Give him
an nnnnrtunitv and If he fills Ier him
give ,ynvtn those If his race who viii
work ana live If bn,yever the Indian
how nr ,rifl nrefers tn On out nrnonc Tho
w,I;itn. 49, :, lp,hnrn,. IN. 7,nvnrnmnnt shouId
enrnur,,,e and nil thnm so to do II nu'rht
tn hn the urinary nhiart IF our DEALINGS
viii the hdinn ~ mnLn him denendrnt
an bi,nS.If and NOT thn ,rnvnrnnant thrn,x,
him az, his avn rasnurcas Win snch aid
nnl, ~ il nccnsinnnIIv ne,.dad and ~ hon.
as+y n,,i ,rnoI fnitb -, o,,r nart dn,oonI