| Show rersecuted much the same as the Indians had been persecuted must haveplace to live They too have need of sanctuary from their enemies They come in peace Furious as he saw the braves softening Walkara branded Sowiette ascoward Sowiette seized his riding whip and soundly thrashed the younger Chief What could have beenmassacre of those first settlers faded as Walkara sulked in his tent for several days And the Indians watched as the white settlers began to spread out upon the land and plow the soil and irrigate And when with Walkara Sowiette visited he was with Church remembered as It was sometime officials King later in Salt Lake of the whole that Walker City Utah Nation called on Brigham Young for young men to join the Utah warriors inraid against the Shoshones Brigham Young counseled Chief Walker to give up his warring ways and live with peace in his heart Walker was furious and vowed he would fall upon Fort Utah and kill all the white in defense of Walker find me Fort settlers the Mormon Once again people and Sowiette acted told Chief When you move against the fort you will and all those who follow me inside of the defending At least one other time there isrecord of Sowiette speaking in defense of the Mormon settlers How many more times he acted in their defense can only be imagined as the fiery war chief Walker or Walkara vacillated destruction of the mountain valleys It of the that was men Chief in were The and pioneer the and destroyed from opposition would go with near that dressed in warriors to kill them he was the Let voice all Walkara little war when most settlement and full of fall upon the women If the women and children men off all of Sowiette would the was warriors who and women 83 of these paint the of in for Manti sure Indians would drive burn the houses Again frlendshlp settlers mountains away Walker anger urged and children were the between kill are leave animals raised squaws and in who children |
