The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-12-19
WHOLE NO. 1171.

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aiGn. IL mas been my thought that the
go II, iiiiieht schools and school buildings
'l'',n ~ 'iF reservations would be eabsorbed
q j,itC.iaa ~, H., sHst'lils OIL 'le states ana
sirv to protect the Indian against the
compulsory nlicnn+inn Of hie ion,l hv ay.
einpiing lin from tnyation for a urriol
Of twenty-five wears. il would seem TO
be right that tie General rovcrnnpnt
certainly where there are tribal finds
i'll its possession should NV Ia tie
school fund Of the state what
would he equivalent ia the local
school tax ul,on the ur0nerty
the report Of the commissioner Of In
dian affairs that alrea,lv some coniracts
have been made with district schools
for the education of Indian children,
There is great adyantare, + think in
bringing the Indian children into mixed
schools This process will be gradual.
and in the meantime the present cluca-
tiolal provisions and arrangements. the
rcsH4f &c tlie best exnericncc Of those
who lave been charged with this work,
shuHl1 lla eontiprpd, This will enable
those religious bodies that nave under
take, the work Of Indian o1ucntinn
VITA % much zeal land with rcsnlts 50
restraining aud laueficicnt to place their
institution iii new and useful relations
to the indian and to his White neinhbors
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.,,,. ttE '.1t9IThh among me SiolS, WlllGh
|,'.Sni i'>i y l'eHclhpcr last, Is as 10 IT'S
GtSls's T, ana lncldents fully reported upon
W stle "Af department ,a and the depart
n''+' ~ wy interior; hat these lildl-
'.ir1,, Az ';I s''ie fs' co'nplallIts. cSpse
,ES, 't'.Stt' - t'le ietu3t!os. p
titstot. ~ iat4uiia a'''i ~ 'iie
i'yNSlItAHS NV ell"ct llltih1 Vi laws
~ et't''." III t@ilafti ilitl1 % perform
.t1'' f'i:tEt'5s'lilGsltS $I entered INTO WIZ
.,iSti ~ ~ ps9ol"ih 'f,ie' hue ,i,e sioux
.il4Ea a!@ naturally Warllke nnd
W.! nH4Ei4l' anu tilelf warriors We're
eAG4te'i " thelr medicine men
i'la GlllHis Who preached tie
."nti,i2 p a'i indian messiah VINO was
~ XIX mem power 70 destroy their
preTal1l a III NE sM M Il wbits is s1,irl a1r,n ar ,nar
the reservation ana IF the fntalitiaS
whIil. wafll hayt ra.u]ted frnnl III
IntliaH jnetrstoll. I plac4d 1t the dis-
uosil ot ti4n. Miles co1nmanfiur tha
1liyiSi5is vttl4 Missouri. It'll sncjl furr%.
a. wega tio4gHt hy Hill Y. bs rer;iiir,yl.
H4ri..,.,,tltI..l tn the ,a.n,li+ AZ I,u,f;ur
giventH.tatghlr IN. Nm. .s.t,l,l4
ana lrIA-isf. M A6stiles i;tt6 sr!ll.,-
tiou with tha Least possible loss. =. -
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Th,. relation of the tiy,y~t,.ii.as -friyi1-
izr,N nov crrnpviflE t]l1 Indian territory
t., the United States, is NOT. l5alieve
that The best calculated ;a pY,,nite the
highest advancement Of these Indians.
That there should BE within ottf borders
five independent states. h,,ving no rela-
,iells except those growing ont lyf treat
les With tic Government Of The i-t.ita.l
~ iE'i Eft: 'at.tl! IA " i1tt4'a4
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tttl,7T-,,;t,,l .!t.,.nq V.hat f,r,n thrsa
sl,r,,5,ns si,,,,,ll tsIl,, ! IA rnr tl1iul, If
h.S;5s,il. ,,r,y, In a,1',,r.I.t aysn If they
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