Wigwam and war-path; or, The royal chief in chains — John Shaqi
Wigwam and war-path; or, The royal chief in chainsMeacham, A. B. (Alfred Benjamin)
History
Wigwam and war-path; or, The royal chief in chains
Meacham, A. B. (Alfred Benjamin)
Indians of North America
Vivid Account of the Surrender of the Modoc Chiefs——Butchery by
“_Brave Civilized_” White Men——Oregon Laws——The White Butchers
not Arrested——Men who have Political Influence——The Gallows——A
Strange Sight to the Modocs——The Harmless Cannon——The Wails of
Anguish——Legal Justice——The Most Bloody Hands Escape——The
Courier’s Arrival——General Disappointment——A Summary of Scenes
and Events 582
CHAPTER XXXVI.
TAKING A SAFE LOOK AT A SUBDUED LION——POWER BEHIND
BAYONETS——WEAKNESS IN CHAINS.
A Fort Turned into a Court-House——The Prisoners at the Bar——
Those Glittering Bayonets——The Prisoners Arraigned——The Trial
Begins——A. B. Meacham in Court——Have the Prisoners no
Counsel?——Schonchin and Capt. Jack——They Extend their Hands to
Meacham——He Repels Them——The Reason for it——Meacham Advised by
his Physician not to Appear as Prisoner’s Counsel——The Trial
Goes On——Indian Testimony——They Seek to Shift the
Responsibility——Capt. Jack not Himself; “He cannot Talk with
Irons On.”——Hooker-Jim’s Weak Defence——The Modoc’s Attorney
Arrives Too Late——The Most Guilty Modocs Escape Punishment——
The Mistake of the Judge Advocate——The Finding of the Court——
The Death Sentence 607
CHAPTER XXXVII.
THE EXECUTION——THE ROYAL CHIEF OUT OF CHAINS.
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