Speech of Mr James Graham of North Carolina On the Bill Making An Appropriati
Speech of Mr James Graham of North Carolina On the Bill Making An Appropriati
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You might as well expect the red man to change the color of his skin as his habits and pursuits. The Indian on the white frontier is a degraded, desponding, and forlorn creature. He learns the vices, not the virtues, of civilized society. He is cheated by speculators, swindlers, and Sbylocks. He is often ielt only with his blanket, his bow, and his arrow. The buffalo, the bear, the deer, and other noble game, which conatitute the chief food of nature's noblemen in their aboriginal condition, ha...ve all fled from the sound of the woodman's axe, toward the Rocky Mountains. Why, then, not advise and assist the children of the wilderness to remove to a new wild country, suited to (heir wants and conditions of life ? And there let them remain, in the full enjoyment and contentment of their own hunting grounds and game, unmolested by the curiosity of Yankees, and undisturbed by the cupidity of speculators. 1£es, sir, 1 would build up on the Western frontier a Chinese wall, by Congres- sional enactments, between the white and the red man, that (he Indians might forever live there in security and peace.
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You might as well expect the red man to change the color of his skin as his habits and pursuits. The Indian on the white frontier is a degraded, desponding, and forlorn creature. He learns the vices, not the virtues, of civilized society. He is cheated by speculators, swindlers, and Sbylocks. He is often ielt only with his blanket, his bow, and his arrow. The buffalo, the bear, the deer, and other noble game, which conatitute the chief food of nature's noblemen in their aboriginal condition, ha...ve all fled from the sound of the woodman's axe, toward the Rocky Mountains. Why, then, not advise and assist the children of the wilderness to remove to a new wild country, suited to (heir wants and conditions of life ? And there let them remain, in the full enjoyment and contentment of their own hunting grounds and game, unmolested by the curiosity of Yankees, and undisturbed by the cupidity of speculators. 1£es, sir, 1 would build up on the Western frontier a Chinese wall, by Congres- sional enactments, between the white and the red man, that (he Indians might forever live there in security and peace.
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