If We Dismiss From Our Minds The

Whether Or Not Our System Of Indian Management Has Been A Success During The Past Ten, Fifty, Or Hundred Years Is Almost Answered In The Asking.

The More We Study The Indian's Character The More We Appreciate The Marked Distinction Between The Civilized Being And The Real Savage.

The Troops Were Occasionally Occupied In Pursuing Scattered Bands Going North Or South, And On Three Occasions The Large Camp Of Sitting Bull Ventured South Of The Canadian Border, And Important Expeditions Were Sent Against Them.

Looking At The Purpose Of Our Government Toward The Indians, We Find That After Subjugating Them It Has Been Our Policy To Collect The Different Tribes On Reservations And Support Them At The Expense Of Our People.

Our Relations With The Indians Have Been Governed Chiefly By Treaties And Trade, Or War And Subjugation.