 They have no government to make treaties ; they are a patriarchal people. One set of families may make promises, but the other set will not heed them. They understand the direct application of force as a law ; if its application be removed, that moment...  History of Arizona - Stran 165avtor: Thomas Edwin Farish - 1915Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | United States. Congress. House - 1864 - 810 strani
...Naviijocs, gained after two centuries of experience, is such as to lead us to put no faith in their promises They have no government to make treaties; they are...reservation, away from the haunts, and hills, and hidingplaces of their country; there be kind to them; there, teacli their children how to read and... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate - 1867 - 670 strani
...lawless. This has been tried over and over, aid over again, and at great expense. The purpose uo\v is never to relax the application of force with a people that can no more be trusted ttrm you can trust tho wolves th it run through tluir mountains ; to gather them together, little by... | |
 | Jacob Piatt Dunn - 1886 - 816 strani
...General Carleton was actuated by motives of humanity in adopting it can scarcely be questioned. He said : "They have no government to make treaties ; they are...a reservation, away from the haunts and hills and hiding-places of their country; there be kind to them ; there teach their children how to read and... | |
 | Jacob Piatt Dunn - 1886 - 816 strani
...General Carleton was actuated by motives of humanity in adopting it can scarcely be questioned, He said : "They have no government to make treaties ; they are...little, on to a reservation, away from the haunts aud hills and hiding-places of their country ; there be kind to them; there teach their children how... | |
 | George Wharton James - 1903 - 388 strani
...gained after two centuries of experience, is such as to lead us to put no faith in their promises. They have no government to make treaties ; they are...a reservation, away from the haunts and hills and hiding-places of their country ; there be kind to them ; there teach their children how to read and... | |
 | George Wharton James - 1903 - 388 strani
...gained after two centuries of experience, is such as to lead us to put no faith in their promises. They have no government to make treaties ; they are...the mountains. To collect them together, little by of the neighboring pueblo Indians were held by exceedingly precarious tenure. And here we have, I believe,... | |
 | Frederic Logan Paxson - 1910 - 466 strani
...a law. If its application be removed, that moment they become lawless. This has been tried over and over and over again, and at great expense. The purpose...force with a people that can no more be trusted than you can trust the wolves that run through their mountains; to gather them together little by little,... | |
 | Frederic Logan Paxson - 1910 - 434 strani
...removed, that moment they become lawless. This has been tried over and over and over again, and^at great expense. The purpose now is never to relax the...force with a people that can no more be trusted than you can trust the wolves that run through their mountains; to gather them together little by little,... | |
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