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changes in policy require time for their evolution. People? must be educated? up to these?. A,ong the unlcear of our cultivated peoples?, the prejudice against the Indian is as absurd and unreasonable as the prejudice of our ignorant?-class against England, or the general prejudice against the Negro, but it nevertheless exists - and in so strong a degree, that working? to unclear the Indians can be hoped? from a generation that holds him in such abhorence. Unlcear wear away unclear in unclear prejudice must be out grown, and to this end time and education are essentially necessary. There is no hopes? for the Indian from the generation of men now controlling