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In This Instance Of The Fire-arms, The Asiatic Has Been Most Improperly Bracketed With The Native. The British Indian Does Not Need Any Such Restrictions As Are Imposed By The Bill On The Natives Regarding The Carrying Of Fire-arms. The Prominent Race Can Remain So By Preventing The Native From Arming Himself. Is There A Slightest Vestige Of Justification For So Preventing The British Indian?

In The Case Of The Indian Villager, An Age-old Culture Is Hidden Under Entrustment Of Crudeness.

It Is Better To Be Charged With Cowardice And Weakness Than To Be Guilty Of Denial Of Our Oath And Sin Against God.

[it] Is Impossible For Us To Establish A Living Vital Connection With The Masses Unless We Will Work For Them, Through Them And In Their Midst, Not As Their Patrons But As Their Servants.

Pure Motives Can Never Justify Impure Or Violent Action.