The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-02

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MENMA .a9a~1d AIM At unguessed. They
lNMMNyM M4H8f HGElNiASE were like men CROP
EMMWA hTrsSyi ing in the dark amid
INNNHHMT by the time we came
- Y the new world was
N 80 zsl@zs very fairly under
stood, and there were
maps and Biographies and histories,
and had been for a hundred years.
1t was a great moral advantage-we knew
where we were and what was beyond.
Second, the nature of their wilderness was
i~ncomparably more fo%rbidding. We
never had to undergo any physical hard
ship to be compared for q moment with
their sufferings In the desert-for she desert
itself and alone is far more terrible to man
than we're our widest forests full of savage
beasts and men. The forest may contain
dangers, but the desert is a dangsr-and a
more fearful one than Indiana. And as
much worse rs deserts were than our north
ern woods, 30 much more deadly were the
tropical forests than the desert.
Third, the Indians whom the Spaniards
encountered were far more numerous, more
organized, more skillful and more danger
GUS than any or all tribes with whom our
--ae..ha-. =. :. a. H..
ioleiA'nels over cams ia CONTACT now
petty all the Indian wars We ever had, all
put together, are by the side of the one re-
beliion of Tupao Amura. And that WAS
nnlu on., ~ tha hat ~ I,d;o, u.r, ~
49, ~. e..S;.-a. -. - 80. -
WHICH the op@hi"foS nave oeeh oeseS ZOE
two centuries longer than we have been a
nation.
Whv. the war betwear the n;opeers and
tha Araroan ,ns;.na I,...a ~ ooo 80.
s
ana atter shfee centuries ana q halr the
Yaquis, safe in their ~fastnesses, are not
even subdued: and all over two-thirda of
tho whole bsmianbers the snan;sb colo.
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'"nna"na aG" LIS " rrh "ways namans
80 al ta taooh and nnI;f. th.sa ma"
Ill tbs. should ha fttad Cor citiyarshIn a,-a
tha III, ~ ;,nr. ana nahia Iams IS =
.o,;anu ~ Ill na,.tn ~ ~ opatn
toftAV al nal oAIt W uhtS W.
tin,as uiolataa ara snn,at;mas anadad ~
had nfsn;ais. 49, th.n ,nara ain.u. "nu ~
ns nrornn,Ia 90 noaSihia sell, t;na .r".
lonn nav off. mud ~ rasch tba ofTenaars
Vac = matter ~ time Soma d;sd haforo
thav conia ba n,nisbsd. and othor. rnonN
aaad 10 do , 5ooI of bo,r, haforo a. a. ae
rscEon;pg cama
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ar;sod Nv, ~ $3.50 ~ rotaat .ha "as
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Laanoss Il ,naa Ill Aas~pa.9u ano.o-
hueps.n. - ""n ', 1890 =. Heasuis'
nnt, IT. .orsa;;5a. "a urs Ny '.atsta.
e ou,.o5Anu. = sors
.Mha 1 ~ 49,, a;vnn ~ "a - poMof
ne n"a 80 Ht;eA =. y =" h Imam u put-
as ~, ;nstanoa roo,uad ~ oot.eL'
ROWS m;staLs IN matin, M tha "nn5,
$50 - 49, ~, d;.. rih "S ~ kooas
." ns M S". ~ ~ q wno oa.eo
VI usaiaas ~ ps' I ~ snis uneApee'eu
- : = - Eoo.e, ~ RaSo oiueIs
49,, 90. 'Iha LIE snouiu
rs ti ian. h,t 10 tsnnp aon, nsa. oausihs
nantoa pn Dus 'mo s.uaD.e Wac ior'uha'eiy
By = ps m.sea measures. ~, a..
nu' ~ was ooiae!iuoi WHO alu s'aIe tno
efeae po.ls,an ihsurieotioh' anu ny MS
Ioo.Hen Injun''o1, III q eoiuaNhns similar re.
paielnionaso' W@s she SotteJiuor ol
onulI'saoa, ~ noiivia, aru having re-
Ieiaeu ah ih,nenso ssooh VI eoous' ne Or
oe1eo .he inuhSns U ouy MS wares TO 'he
hmount OF @oso'ooo.
~ was preclaeiy What tne mother country
dld TO our colonies In the stamp act and
similar measures, hna was no mere to DO
ehoureu. Inc ino!ans rose at once, ana
pelnR SUN 800 uhcivli>zea TO go the wise
way apoVs rightihg their wronRS-an appear
'otho aphhish o " would nave settled 10
~nuey Iesor.ee 10 sne "iid ola eohrt OF war.
Ihelr leaoer IN luis natural but unneces-
SarF anu aepiofapie appeal to arms was
iupao hinaru' we onining nnake." Inc
oiistno .n.s ~lououotaoie lndian 10 not aD-
soiuteiy oeftaih' put OF MS sufpflsing aoll-
Ivy 'here 10 no uonpt. according to a com
mon report ne was a descendant OF the In
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