The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

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tica. ai.aifs 81 everyday iaie which be taught BY
exambie As Wei - precept. Ne did much good
SofA IN framing this tfibe OF Indians In the
Msss ant metnocs "a eisiiixed life. however
ume anu space DO not nov permit q any ex-
senueo description OF the dangers tosis ana pri-
seiion endured oy the noble men AID women
wno eame - MISSIONARIES 70 this territory In
shcss sasiy days In the prosecution cs their Inn
pofsans work with few exceptions they were
"olshy OF the hign calling they prr-
sasu ana OF the difficult work they had under
tksn Actnsfed by the highess motives OF
Pssty ana PATRIOTISM. they lndastriousty psir-
SUED snsir task Of introducing both civilization
and enfisusni'y INTO this yasf region. 81 the
SANS Tune preparing the way Tor us SUITS quent
.naoanc ION - part OF the American Union
~ the moral ard intellectual, Or even toe tenn
porA condition OF the Indians did not improve
Is rapidly q was at irst expected, or II The IN
Clans Ola not learn the white mans methods
ana the white mans knowledge IS last rs they
had hoped TO DO at the outset, the missionaries
were not 70 blame Tor those dissppoantments.
oot tney were the result OF The fAct that bar
psfous race could not In the nature OF tnings b.
hiseu az once 10 the high plane OF modern civil
ixation. such process could only be accom-
pHsneu o. the gradual education oil whole gen.
erations.
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frior 20 TIE year isll there were, In the Ore
gon territory, then including the present states
OF oregon ana Washington, the territory OF
iaano ana part OF montana. bui few settlers not
connectcd eitnef as ministers, teachefs or iay
associates with the missions which had mp to
max time been established and TO which addi-
sons hau Deem MADE from year 10 year by the
s'nssi oi feiniofcemenm from the Ease The
entire american population numbeied la. and
OF french Canadians not directly IN the employ
OF the Hudson Bay Company. &; total, zoo Up
20 ld5s the only law IN tho country WAS that OF
me duoson nay Comoeny, nai IN thai year the
Metnoditt missionaries designated two persons
70 act % magiarates. who were respected -
sucn py tne American settlerA ABOUT TINS ume
tne nuosoh ney company became alarmed Win
keae1nee q ~ permAngut noia upon TIE coun-
uy, ana HOOK steps 70 introduce It's own
eoioniso uom keo kiyer ana else
where The agents OF that company, however.
overlooked or underrated TWO particulars. In
when the American settlers nad advantages In
tne face iof the settlement ana control Oh the
country, which these agents did not take sum
csenfly INTO account The hrst Of these was the
capacity OF the American citizen for seif-gov-
eminent. the second wa& the great influence for
coed exercised by refned, intelligent and Chris
uan women. OF whom many were nnding Their
way into tne country. out none OF them were
connsctcd WIN tue hudson Ray Company. They
were All americans Inc hudson nay Company
dih not ana couid not antlciPaSc the event which
Afterwards took place OF the organization OF
provmionai government whicn should exercise
all the functions o. government, without any