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Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona
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Gen. Sherman and ex-Gov. Davis of Texas exchanged sharp letters over Davis' pardon of Kiowa chiefs, with Sherman advocating they should have been hanged; the article supports Sherman's view and suggests hanging more wild Indians.
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We rather like to see "high" officials brought to view in favor of the white frontiersmen. In this particular case we think Gen. Sherman right in sticking to the idea that the murderous chiefs alluded to ought to have been hung, instead of pardoned. We go further and state that one-half of all the wild Indians in the country would be benefited by a little judicious hanging.
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kiowa chiefs pardoned instead of hanged; opinion favors execution for murderous chiefs and more wild indians.
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Gen. Sherman and ex-Gov. Davis of Texas engaged in sharp letter exchanges regarding Davis' pardon of Kiowa chiefs, with Sherman arguing the murderous chiefs should have been hanged; the article endorses Sherman's position and extends it to suggest hanging half of all wild Indians for their benefit.