The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-27

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rational basis on which government
could rest. They were so plain, It
was added as to be understood by the
weakest understanding; not capable
Of alienation, they might be always
reclaimed; unsuceptible of change,
they were the same at all times in
all climates and under all circum-
stances; and the fairest inheritance
for our posterity they should never,
It was firmly asserted they should
never be abandoned, but with life.
"These were the continents of
your predecessors; were they wrong?
Were the patriots who composed your
councils mistaken in their political
principles? Did the heroes who died
in their defense seal a false creed
with their blood? No, they were not
wrong. The admiration of the world,
the respect still paid to the living
the veneration accorded TO the mem
ory Of the dead, attest the purity
of their principles and prove the
truth OF those maxims which render
ed their lives a blessing to their
country, and their deaths glorious in
it's defense
"Are truths, then, so well founded
so universally acknowledged, inappli-
cable only to us2 DO political AK
IONS on the Atlantic become prob
lens. when transferred to the shores
of the Mississippi Qndian territory :?
or. are the unfortunate inhabitants
of the@e regions the only people who
are excluded from those equal rights
acknowledged in your Declaration Of
independence, repeated in the differ
ent state constitutions and ratified
bv that of which we claim to be a
member? Where we ask, respectful
ly. where ia the circumstance that
is to exclude us from a participation
in these rights?
Principles Of the Revolution.
"Deeply impressed therefore with
the persuasion that our rights need
only be stated to be recognized and
allowed; that the highest glory Of a
free nation is communication of
the blessings of freedom; we pray
tou, the representatives of the peo-
pie and you, the people, themselves,
10 consult your own fame and our
happiness by prompt attention to our
prayer: we invoke the principles OF
the revolution the sacred self evi
dent and eternal truths, upon which
our government Is founded.
"Disavowing any language but that
of respectful remonstrance; diedain
ing any other but that which behts
manly assertion OF rights, we pray
leave to examine the deplorable con
ditions that exist in the Indian ter
rtory.
The area OF the Indian territor,
is S4lO0 square miles and We have
population, as shown by the las
4 federal census Of $4,000, and at this
tmc population exceeding 100000
of this number 10000 are Indians
The lands OF the Indian territory
: where i'm cultivation show that thel
! are fertile and productive as in am
state or territory in the union, but ow
z ing 20 the uncertain tenure no one
q cares TO improve these lands or t'
incur the expense OF putting th'
same I'm a state Of cultivation Here
I tofore il has been the practice o
: the Indian TO rent a portion of tht
land for a term of years 10 some on
who would improve the land and pu
I II IN a state Of cultivation, but siac'
1895. this riGAt has been denied b.
the government OF the United states
aud the white man holding lease 70
. longer than one year is classed as al
Intruder and he and his property arr