Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-20

harlan Institution was, In my opinion,
contrary 10 the spirit II not the letter
" the Constitution, and opposed to
public policy. My position on this
question IL
VIOLENTLY AssAiLED
by your bureau. False charges were
preferred against me, aud the most de-
tcfmined but futile efforts made 10
prevent my confirmation and 70 No.
cure my displacement. Those Of your
employ In the field aud Others, insti.
gated apparently by the attitude Of tho
bureau, have underworld directly or
indirectly 10 hinder the efforts Of the
government In Its bonoilclent work u
educating and civlllzlng the Indians
through It's own appropriate means.
These influences emAnating from your
bureau have been, In some respects NJ
least, hurtful, aud II IL certainly not IT,
fault that the government schools have
not been crippled or even destroyed.
While drawing hundreds Of Thousands
Of dollars Of government funds 10 build
up aud sustain tho mission schools
under your charge, your bureau has
thrown the whole weight Of Its iniiu-
ence against the government upon
whose bounty II sub-ists.
FURTHER ooRRIsroSDEScE
was made public this afternoon. Under
date Of July sti,. Father Chappclle, vice.
president Of the bureau Of Catholic
Indian missions, replied TO Morgan,
asserting that each aud every member
Of the bureau declared that he had no
knowledge Of any kind relative 10 the
newspaper articles rejecting on the
commissioner. Tho article was later
| discussed In the presence Of Mr.. Cor.
man, nm employe OF the bureau, and
the person alleged % have inspired II,
and the conclusion was reached that
no member or emplOyc Of the bureau
hal right TO make such an assault
upon nh Indian officer or any other
public officer. German ,hereupon re-
signed his position In the bureau. In
conclusion Father Chappellc says the
policy Of Congress As Understood by
the bureau Ia In perfect harmony with
| the objects OF the bureau, to.wit: Aid
In pctiecting u system " education
among the Indians, inaugurAted 10y
| President Grant when ho established
his celebrated peace policy. Tho com.
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