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TREATMENT OF THE lNDIANs.-We give in ano,he,
column favorable notice OF the recent efforts mad.
20 remove the Potawatamies west and south of n,
Missouri river. This notice is favorable to on,
government, and it would appear that the Indian,
are treated with good deal of lenlency by the
whites. This, however, we know is not SO. Nc
Indian tribe, in the negotiation to p rchase the,,
lands has ever been treated with proper kindne,
py lhe white race. The poor red skins have been
roooed' cut down. and degraded in every possible
shape Their noble spirits have been driven into tbe
emood'ments Of brutality and they have been forced
INTO continual drunkenness and wretcbedness b,
me wh''es IN their phanthropc efforts to acouire
more territory It's true that this whole conrnep,
mr. sooner OF later become Anslo.saxonzed
YET IS unnecessary to spread this energetic
over tn. land by driving the Indians - ~
In the brutal, unchristan. whskey bot,le.iks r,au
ner that has been shown TO them since ,ba N'
men first discovered America