Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-04

cs4fa-t4 sr3 80 has turoBihg,d hm Ga tnprsi
rHv asse-n-c from rr ~iIth bis ci.cata..a. r,f
raie h drmsni = ~, rlcI mc ihr rrea'os J,uUrr
~ make tu mcrrs known o. tie riss.1nafibs
$40 needed m sftis.n 20 conftuct mil 81 The
ss,.aa o. ihe Cl,at Nator ~ Whitman cen
traced uth BIN frI tisf-y.e,s end Blair wHs
sol happy sa1.1c.t hops he m7y forever
l., f1
lsrenlcl ~, lnl,an s-haol,o lay Mrs W
aa n5-frvslic ir~ucfuo Tie rl'dIn read
90 uan1syiatlcs fom primer la,ly polished
a'tts C.ear Wa,r s.i..a ANcf ding .L,y
ftpr,hj 81 namh1t a. hymns 10 'hc Nck Percts
corr posed rs Mr. sufh q the Spohan station
Th,s vrfe ahcrvsrl sang They learn uas.c
rcaiIy A. u.ghIhA visited the Indian lodges
IN company with ~ Whtm,n IN one Of lhom
sc siw Young woman who imagined ,ha. Oh,
tpft of Medicine man, or ccn.ufor bad entered
into her system snl Wa wasting her lie She
was ps5rinc 90 tie native rcm,dy .or such evils
singing nlli fucan'atious AMI weeping loudly
rh,. Tribe lkc ~ others vcs Of the mountains.
behave in Ni'chcrah under various lorms--pracl,cc
. et, rs hsnl hrc-aiag &c They inset
fopea aicis u,o their flrosts and draw ,heA up
a1i i1vn $50 ibe blood flows freely % make th,m
1 s.ulei on march They hA1cn 'hr head
al ,tila1i. tae seWu'n or paullon Of The nose
~ 'Hs o1hcc they wear various orulmcns The
more common on hat noticed vas a VOLTS
tooth
Tsr Skynsc have two distinct languages tho
o.l us1 .n ordinary ncrcouTsc the other on c1-
rsurirary occasions as IN warcouncils, &c
Bob ofih.u u, .a'i 10 b. coplous and expires
.rs IT,, also speak the Ne Pcrccs and Wal.
lawala
GA tho 2s,h. NJ Erm singer started for Fort
Hall aud Blur 6t the Clear Wa.ar Early in
Il. 4 IL I g.. -. l. Of
,h,if horses 70 iry their speed These are fine
race Of animals rs large and Of better form and
m,rescyity THAI most Of the horses in the States
There is ever, variety ofcllor among them, from
tie shining coll.black to the mIlkwhtc Some
Of 90 m are ped very singuhdyi as roam BODY
N'l bly ears AMI white name and tail Some are
spotted ,uh white on a roam. or bay or sorrel
eto1ul with IA and ears typed with bacl,
TA.y 1-a better trained 10 the silile than those OF
CIVILIZED Countries Wh'n an lulmn wishes 30
iac ease OF his serving animals, be mounts feet
horse. an ilsso in hanl, rlshcs INTO his band Of
Wild animals throws il upon the neck of "a c oscn
one and chokes him down; AMI while in a state
ofiDsersb,lHy. lies The hind and fore feat firmly
together Wltn consciousness returns the AMI.
inal struggles violently and IN vain 10 get loose.
lis far is then attacked by throwing bear-skins,
wolfskins and blankets at his head I'LL he becomes
rear. an pungcs flriously at the end of long
rope, tni receives another introduction 10 bear
skins &c After this he is approached and han.
died or, if still too timI he is again besu with
blnkc,s and belr.skns before until he is docilc.
Thea come The sailllDg and riding During this
training they unfor0ay treat him ,onderly when
near. n0l ru!sly when be pulls at the end OF the
halter AMI thus they make OF their Wild SO is
the most fearless aud pleasant riding animals cv-
e. mounted
Tn course pursued by Mr. Whitman and other
pf,slv,criln Missionaries TO improve the Indians
,s,o teach N m the Ncz pcrccs language, cccor'
dinr 10 Gxcl grlmml,ical rules, for the purpose o
opening 70 them the Ats and Religion Of civilized
Nations through the medium of books They
also teach them practical Agriculture and the use
fal Aus foc the purpose Of ciyilzny their physi
cal con lNtol By,hesc means. they hope to max,
them a better AMI happier people Perhaps i
womb b. an easier way TO lhc same result. If the,
w3uil teach them the English language and thu
Open - them o, ono the treasures which ccn,n
u.sol' Toll by q superior race have dug from III
u.ae, OF Intelligence md Tu,h
tbs WAS the evening before he Sabbath. an.
d. Nahu5n as ri custom vas invited one oith
ult 4..litElug lnliaus 20 his Study translated t.
t.r il. ',u of Scripture from which be lulendo
"a. r.cl tlc tribe on the morrow. eNplaincd L
h.n is l3c'upeS aal roqg.s,i Of him 20 eXplai
DO 1u TINS Has reptl,d again and again. vi
d. d, lalln obtained clear understanding q
rs dcianes
"a, 21,h was the Sabbath AMI had an oppol
uasy " noticing MS Observance by the Skyuse
5rs before lAc s.a tn stars were waxing dr
h8 ft. 4lru.u. sSy--the most charming dawn
ever Witnessed Every possible Circumstance {
sublimitY cons ,n,ci 20 make nso. There WAS tn
pure atmosphere no. 4 WIS? Of cloud on all II
transparent isphS The Ugh, poured over ii
Blue Mountains Ike a cl,lmc, of gold fist O
the upper ks. AMI 1coprnlng IL course ihroug
the lower air, Il gel! ! the plain with a Hood {
bnghlicss mellow beau1Glhrighlness the charm
Of n,r1ng light GA the brown bJuuilcss sol ,ui
u eg1a Taa b-e.z scarcely rus'l'd the i.av
Of % ietr Hp0 iAe drumming nfia0 woo
.a ii.eu, t,nr. sluUial .ip'f. RI
sa. $50 awful and y,t s.sa. a.
aa- symphonies Of the Sublime gat
E.l3a-..ca the Ssy3ss assembled &c Vorsh
a4 ap.n air The exercises were aoeoh.u
iliae Presbyterian form lbc invocation. the hymn
Gr PRAYER ,ae bymn, the sermon. prayer
hvna and 'at blessing al ia thc So Perc
taasIe The panrip PECULIARLY abou, The So
vleas Wis ihc mode n daisouny the discoIu
Nac. % NhHmln arose and announced O
text ihs IsiiaG who had been instructed on q
previous night rose asi repeated j, and as d
ailrass proceeded reFesied Il also by sentence
paragraph ull d V-s ka.shet Ihls sthe cus,o
Of abe ssyI,e ia al their Pgs.ic speaking A.