Liberal Republican., May 24, 1873, Image 4

m Utbral cpubltcair.
BALLAS.SATUKlXAY.MAy, 24.
- The feeling Anwttjr The ladlaus.
- i -
pur reporter conversed yesterday
rith parties from Eastern
Washington Territory and Southern
Oregon relative to the feeling among
ih'e'luiiaias inftheir respective sections
and both expressed the same sentiments
ftatnely : That'a s&iall spark would
exDlode the aosrer
magazine
of the
! . .
Viivacst and the result would b
general Tudian war.
The tribes most remote from densely
settled regions are the most independ
ent' in manner, as well a3 tJie ruo$
impudent and boastful; for they assert
ijiat they are pQt afraid of the whitea;
that they have as good riffis and at
1 ast as much. courage, and that
whenever they desire to engage in a
war they will prove more than a runtcli
bur the pale-faccs. ' The tribes
who indulge in this' species of conver
satioa are those who have no knowl
fe e! 'tke nuBiter of whiles iu the
country, as4hey are never brought in
oatact with thevu, so wake all deduc
tions of their own power fron. their
limited information. While guiltless
of any overt act Tsrhich would demand
retaliation, aud the savages of the
pastern division are assuming a pom !
pons altitude, a" swelling style of con
versation and a bravadj tone of manner
which are entirely new to settlers.
' la Eastern Washington the most
overbearing the
V '
SrOKANE TRIBE J j
A irare and warlike band, who- have
many legendary tales of their past
aflury to relate, ere the pale face enter
ed thir fair land and drove them to
penury and obscurity. Their w?rriora
can re-cite tales ' of. many a contest with
Sioux, Bannocks, Co marches, and other
ribes of the plains, of victories
wrested Irovi tLetn and the many
scalps won by the most daring prowess.
I'he recitation of such tales and the
advent among thejj of the prophets,
rcehingthe dew Indian religion, with its
i reams, incantations, and dances, have
arpused them them to heroic feelings.
Tk'iVr fWefore, object io auy more
wtff'es settling in tlieir midst. They,
d company with the Pen d'Oreille
Indians, returned from their annual
ibuffalo hunt east of the Ilocky
Mountains' about t?u days" ago, and
were'Koiding high revel together near
the snake River.
1 Having been very rnccessful, they
felt elated, and ma'de many boasts of
their' ikiii with a rifle, their prowess
in pursuit of the buffalo, their
woodcraft, and their strategies in a
Contest with an adversary. The cause
6f their vain glory is" attributed to the
fact i hat they had defeated' the Sioux
fa' 'seVeral ikiimishes during March
and April, and that they had procured
more buffalo meat than they expected
"Wheu thev reached their own valley
THEY ORDERED SURVEYOR RICIIARZ-
BON.
Who was employed in surveying
&37eral townships there for the 'Gov
ernment, to leave immediately, or they
would placOvhiin under arrest, try him,
and, if found guilty, punish him
8everely.
Mr. Richardson did not wish to
bc'y the order, but his men wou'd
cot remain, eo he was compelled to
return at the Dalles, arriving there
last Friday in a humor not the Ve&t,
as her had a contract which would keep'
him engaged in that valley aloao all
BUDimcr. lie noes not think there is
any immedfata 'cause for alarm, but
presumes, from 4 the action of the
savages, that ' they will riot allow
strangers in their country, ine new
iettlers have -been made cognizant
already oi thi feelings intcrtained lor
them by r the' Indians, as the latter
enter the houses boldly and
demand food, matches, tobacco, aud
rfuch ' other articles as they may
desire. ' ' '
' Old Geary, chief of the Spokanes
called at the residence of a Mrs
Madden while her husbaud was abson
4
asked for.' fdod aud tobacco, and
received them'. He' departed and
Veturned with 'six more' companions
who expressed a desire to (est the
'aider cf tie t bk in f i joy n tmckc
'J he hostess told Geary, who understood
rghah very well, that ihe had no
more in the house, as she was very far
distant from a market. That chieftain
replied thai his comrades would be
very angry if they did not receive
what they wanted ; but the response
being made that it was no use
expecting what was not to bo found.
They assumed the bravdo air,
lu orler to terrify her. They wanted
to know hovr many able bodied men
lived in the house, how many guns
they had, and if they were well sup
plied with ammunition. Not Ending
the woman showing any signs of
terror they walked away mf but doubtless
another cause vas, the fear that the
huabaud would return and punish
them for their conduct.
It is such acts as these that are
I feared ; for if the savages' s'hoald' fnsult
a woman, her brother or husband
would aveuge it, and the consequence
would bo an Indian war, for the sons
of the forest believe thoroughly in the
lex tulhnis, and would v hasten to
avenge the death of one of their tn.be
If one band declares war it does not
follow that ether tribes will adopt the
same course; in fact, it is apt to be
tje reverse, for a strong enmity exists
between those who have adopted the
Chaistisn faith and these who retain
and uphold the new docterine of Indi
an salvation only; and the animosity is
not confined to those two sects alone,
but Catholic and protestant tribes hate
each other most sincerly. This fact
will prevent, them from uniting for any
concerted action; hence, a general
war uny be considered out of the pale
f pobahriitics.
The tribes of the divisor) east of the !
Cas de Mountains are preparing for
the salmon season, and are now moving
to the ditlereut rivers to establish their
wickiups aud enjoy themselves in
piscatorial pursuits during the sum
mer. IS GOOS LAKE VALL2 J,
In the southern portion of tho State, j
appreheusiona are eutertaineJ that j
winnemucca with his bznd will attempt !
a raid on the settleuient.s should possession oi rum rrominat Hhccr
Captain Jack try to escape from the ily ' words pain the force and porti
eva bed, as he is bound by tics of ! "SDcy of deeds, aud Lis wouoy is no
hnnr.P I.ln "iti. lfor .mt f l
II u II HI u iivil' . w s v mm w " l
difficulties. Shou.U Jack retreat from
hi present position he will probably
move toward Stein's MouaUin, where
the Piute chief has pitched his wigwam
and attempt t? unite both their forces.
That the Modoc leader will attempt
a retreat to a region possessing nine
resources for feeding his nitn,L? un
doubted, for the squaws assert it ; and
as no place is better fitted for the Iu
dian stylo of warfare than tho section
traversed by the Sierra Nevada Range
and being also the home of largo
quantities' of game, he is expected to
move in that direction if he can elude
the soldiers, and froui his mountain
astness scourge the settlements with
fire and death. They have no tear
of Jack in the Goose Jfc&ke Valley, as
the people have organized two
military companies, containing 100 men
each, and all are well armed with
needle guns.
Their greatest dread is Winnemucca,
who is close beside them, an! who
and who expresses his friend
shin for
the Modoc in unnuali- !
ficd terms. Should lie attempt a raid,
a
however, he will bn severely punishe I
for the settlers wiU'fteht to death. No
Indian is permitted
TO INTER THE VALLEY
Without a pas3 from the Agent of a
Itcscrvation, and that must specify
where tho bearer belongs, where he
is bound to, and Ids business. "Pass
Indian!," as they are called, are fed a
any hoose they may visit, anid sent oil
their way, but all others are marched
back in the' direction whence they
came by armed inen. These regu
lations have caused tho savages to give
tho place a wide lerth, but their love
for the inhabitants is not very strong,
and they would probably run heavy
risks to get their hands entangled in
the scalp-locks of their' foes.
The party with whom our reporter
conversed had sold his farm in tho
Valley, as he feared an attack by the
savages ; ' but his' diiapicio'a's trerc based
on no stronger grourids thad the ac-.
credited friendship of Winnemucca for
Jack, his usual bombastic manner, and
his dciaant attitude of late. A mere
I quarrel may cause a war jf races at
any time, but white should bo prudei 1 1
and by mildness and courtesy avoid
offending the savages, aud thus prevent
the horrors incident to Indiau war"
'aTe.Eufletin of the I9h. '
The Judiciary and Kumsellino
in I'll eli Delphi a. In a recent special
charge to the Grand Jury by Judge
Saxon, of Philadelphia, he stated tl a,
the criminal arrestsTo that city in 1871
were 21,327, while in 1872 they would
reach 40,000 ! lie said that intoxieat'rorr
was the cause of this incaease ; and
more : ''The present proportions of
this evil are papalling. There are few
positions where its eitent can be so
fully seen as ou this bench. The sin
a id niu-ery of which it is tho occasion,
the desolate homes, the brokeu hearts,
aud the public dvmoralizatioo, ace eon
stautly passing before as' in a frightfu)
panorama. There can be no change tor
the better under our present license
system.'. '
Afterwards he summoned the constables
whose business it waj to start np unli
censed shops, he fore him, and told them
they could have one week to preform
that duty. If they failed to do this
t ic cud of that time, he should issue
warrants for their arrests, aud hold
t'tem for ruisdemeauor in office Ziot
Herald.
Every man feels initinctively that all
i
the beautiful sentiments in the world
weigh less than a single Iovly action
aud that while te-d.eraetj of feeling and
susceptibility to generous emotion are
accident of temperament, goodness is an l
achievement of the will aud a quality of
tho life. Fins vvk14. s.iy oar"" homely
old proverb, b itter no parenip.-; and 'if
tho question be how to render those
vegtablcs palatable, an once of butter
would be worth all the orations of Cicero
The only conclusive evidence of amau's
siacerity is that he give himself Lr a
principle. Vords, toney, all things
e'se are comparatively easy to give away
-ut wheu a un wakes a -ift of !m
daUy life ami practice, it ii pliin that
tho lrulh whatever it may be ha ta u i
Ioo'r a the pule drudge twixt man
' ' a
and man, but by a Leautil'iil mngic. what
erewhile bore the imgs aud -inscription
of Causer soemsaow to bear the inr
- i
age and superscription of Gok i is
thus that there is a gonitis tor goodness!
ror ungnanimity, lor seii-sacrauec, well
as f r creative art; nnd it is thus that,
by raore'rcirrjeu sort of Plantonism, the
Infinitn Iicau'y dwells in and shapes to
its own likene-s thsoul that gives its
Ifcdy aiid iudiuiduality. James II use 11
Lowell.
There as a lad who, at fourteen, was
apt rentinred a soap dealer One of his
i
rules was to read nn hour n day, or at
'east at that rat?, and fee had an old
silver wateh, left him by his uncle
which ho timed his rotdirg, He ?fui
seven years with his master, and it was
said when he was 21 he knew as much
as the young Kjuirc did. New let us
see how much time he had to one a
d iy. It would be 2,f5.r hour!, which
at the rate of ten hours a day wouli
be equal to three hundred and ten d3
i . r.. r i i -
equal to forty five weels: nearly a year
r eadinc. That time sncnt in treasurio'r
up useful knowledge would pile up a
7cry largo tor. It surely worth
trying for. See what you can do
Begin now. In after 3 ears you will
)ook back'upon the task as th most
pleasant and proftalle you ever reform
id.
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DENTIST 'J
Oflficej one door Nortb of the Post OfSo
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DAI.IiAS
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Particntar A'entkn given to the rogutatton
nhilrlrcn's teeth
Work warranted
Jn11'7Stf
Special Notice.
It 1 well a known fact that Dyspepsia and
Indigestion aro tho causes of nearly all lW
dloeaflon that tho humut hoiy Is heir to; thn
why pay enorrnoui doctor's hilln ? By using
Dr. Henley's clo!mite I I X L Bitters they
can b thoroughly eradtcntnd from the System
and new lite imp irtol to tho sulT)rer. Road
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sotfionftf in alux: t fill
other thn r? ffrnuitw aitictc out of our
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rr eculc fiicti .Htrtus lit the full tutcnt of the
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wliirh vimi fMMit inc. mitt Soil it not only an iu'rev
n!:e Hitters, but also one thjit -airot fail to be
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CITY AND CofVTV ll.WITAU
. - HAu Francisco. June 20th, lS7t.
I have cnrefullv etanilned Ir. Henley a I X L
ntttera, and have failed t detect anythiiiR w liU-h
could Injure even tle mo"t ttell'-nto rtuiMitutioii.
From the compiviitioit if the Hitters, as turns I
am able to determine It. I aiiouldjMdKe tht the
I X Ti Hitters must be a verv eftlcient renvedy in
HysnepHia, Iivtlcestion, Iah of AppeUte and
similar complaints, befnjf coinjHaed of a number
of vegetable drug! whioli nre principally used In
disease! of that nature, and are of the gteaUkt
ertlcacy in theirxure.
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Ass'i Res. Thyslclan AjothecMry V. t C lio.spital.
StATRAsmVEll'S DFFK'K,
, Niin Francisco. July utst, 17'.
Msra. If. K stkiv t t'o.- ttei.ti : I have
m li! a careful ex inimiitiitTi of your I X 1. Hit
ters, and have foii!il then cntli'ety free of dele
terious mineral substances. . Vourx, etc.
LOl'ts FAI.K KXA I'. Mii'.e Assaycr.
rtew-are of Counterfeits. None Kennlne with
out Or. Henley's signature across the top of e ach
bottle.
I'.vorr mm 1 1. r Iioull III to n nuttlo
lu the htxikc. KM etrr.titlirir.
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voitli the oloa ani
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-3 'iliin hair is thick
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from those deleterious substances which
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only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
iaef ely for a
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preparation ; which will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. It?
is easily applied, and produces a color
which: will neither rub 'rior' waslToG
Bold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO
- NASHUA, NJL
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