Ideserves to die. "He that will not work, ! neither shaU he eat," and he Ihat does net eat ! must perish, of course. As soon, therefore, as i the Indian had exhausted such resources as hunting, flshiug and robbery supplied, he be gan, as the iioets say, to fadeaway like a cloud j toward the setting sun. "We are very glad, in deed, to see that cloud fade away—a cloud that
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“Ideserves to die. "He that will not work,.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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