thus, “The Lapps are igno- At first sight one would suppose it to bea formidable un- | rant, superstitious, vindictive, surly, and filthy in their per- dertaking to mount and steer one of these two wheeled ar- sons ; but affectionate, docile, hospitable, and faithful.” While ticles, but a few hours… … several notable cases in point, enough to estab- THE INDIANS---GENERAL SHERMAN’S OFFICIAL REPORT. | lish the fact. But another writes thus: General Sherman’s Report in reference to Indian affairs we | “TJ have found sheep do very well among cattle, but cattle regard as a very able document. He has…
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