Wigwam and war-path; or, The royal chief in chainsMeacham, A. B. (Alfred Benjamin)
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Wigwam and war-path; or, The royal chief in chains
Meacham, A. B. (Alfred Benjamin)
Indians of North America
Treaty with the Government——The Annual Visits——Indians and
Whiskey——The White Man’s Advantage, and the Indian’s
Privilege——Punishment for Intoxication——Indian “Muck-a-muck”——
The Salmon and their Haunts——Ludicrous Scenes——Financial
Revenge——The Oregon Lawyer’s Horseback Ride——He is Sadly
Demoralized——His Scripture Quotations——Fourth of July
Celebration——Disappointed Spouters——Homli’s Sarcastic Speech——
His Eloquence and His Resolve——A Real Change——Three Tribes
Unite——A Fair Treaty——Umatilla Reservation——Gorgeous
Description of an Earthly Paradise——Homli’s Return 45
CHAPTER V.
POLICIES ON TRIAL——“ONEATTA.”
The Author Appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs——Not a
Political Friend of President Johnson——An Indian “Agency”——
Description of a Hunting-Ground——Shipwrecks——Signal Fires——Why
they are Built——A Tradition——Perilous Adventure of Two
Chieftains——A “Big Canoe” Saved from Wreck——They are Rewarded
with many Curious Gifts——The Squaw’s Surprise——The Pappoose’s
Fears——The Chase——Squaws Disrobed——A Good Time Generally——The
Chiefs Fright——He is Reassured——Comes Alongside the Ship——Love
at First Sight——A Battle without the War-whoop——The Chief
Boards the Ship——The Scene on Deck——The Chief’s Departure——The
Lovers, Oneatta and Theodore——The Chief’s Consent——The Dance——
Lover’s Conquest——The Betrothal——The Ship Ready to Depart——The
Marriage on Board——Farewell to Oneatta 57
CHAPTER VI.
SENATORIAL BRAINS BEATEN BY SAVAGE MUSCLE——PLEASANT
WAY OF PAYING PENALTIES.
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