...regarded as fixed by the Constitution itself, and gradually acquiesced in by force of public opinion. " From the foundation of the Government to the present,...been attended with continuous robberies, murders, and ware. From my own experience upon the frontiers, and in Indian countries, I do not hold either legislation,...

...tribes, or the red men, the same cannot be said. Our President well says, in his recent message, 1869: "From the foundation of the government to the present,...been attended with continuous robberies, murders and war. From my own experience upon the frontier and in Indian countries, I do not hold either legislation...

...regarded äs fixed by the Constitution itself, and gradually acquiesced in by force of public opinion. From the foundation of the government to the present, the management of the original inhabitnnts of this conlinent, the Indians , has been a subject of embarrassment and expense, and has...

...his annual message, Dec. 1869, speaks thus : " From the foundation of government to the present time, the management of the original inhabitants of this...embarrassment and expense, and has been attended with continuons robberies, murders, and wars. From my own experience upon the frontier and in Indian countries,...

...inaugurate a new and more humane policy. From the foundation of the government to the present time the management of the original inhabitants of this...with continuous robberies, murders, and wars. From his own experience upon the frontiers, he declared he could not hold either legislation or the conduct...

...tells us that, " from the foundation of the Government the management of the original inhabitants, the Indians, has been a subject of embarrassment and...attended with continuous robberies, murders, and wars." He might have added that a hundred years of experience had not taught ns how to tame these wild barbarians,...

...or Board of Indian Commissioners. In his first annual message, December, 1869, the President said : From the foundation of the Government to the present,...of the original inhabitants of this continent, the Indian, has been a subject of embarrassment and expense, and has been attended with continuous robberies,...

...policy of peace and honesty and fair dealing. In his first annual meg755 sage, December, 1869, he said, "From the foundation of the Government to the present,...inhabitants of this continent, the Indians, has been th* subject of embarrassment anil expense, and has been attended with cout innous robberies, murders,...

...Third, union of all the states — with equal rights — indestructible by any constitutional means. . . From the foundation of the government to the present,...the management of the original inhabitants of this country, the Indians, has been a subject of embarrassment and expense, and has been attended by continuous...

...puts tht whole matter concisely, and describes the reasons for the new plan which he inaugurated.2 He writes: " From the foundation of the government...the Indians, has been a subject of embarrassment and I " A Century of Dishonor," by Helen Hunt Jackson. Boston, Roberts Brothers, 1885. 1 " Message and...