New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
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rpg C,trgosSr. ,.D OREGON TRAfL. being stretches Of
Prsfe sDd ROCKY Aounisin LIE. By gRtScis Pas
NAN. j. PunHm, l5i BtOsdrsy
Here IS a book written from the genuine IN
.plrauon Of uni.med Nature Mr.. Parsmsn the suthor
IS 4 yours map Of shout twenty four = hne scholar
and blessed with ibs, genial cordial, and buoysni
nature which would carry him safely 20 the
ends Of the earth. Afer completing bis studies At
college and rambling over half Of Europe, he sst cut
with bis friend Mr shaw Of Boston Tor excursion TO
the great Desert region west Of the Missouri and the
buffalo grounds The borders Of The Rocky Mountains
Sometimes together sad with such chance companions
a. they met on the route, and sometimes alone and
moving with the hunting parties Of friendly Indisn
tribe be spent six months in the wilderness living
free life under the open sky combating with the storms
and heats Of Summer. and running the yaun;le, OF
buffalo herds and hostile Indians There Is. Of course
plenty Of adventures such journey, and the per
sonsl interest feels IN the suthor and bic pictur
e.oue companions Is not the less, charm Of the book
The portraits Of the cynical Engh,hmen are well
drawn: Tete Rouge 10 very true 70 nsture,'ndeed
Ne have seen bis counterpart as well ss that Of Henry
Chston one Of those natural heroes who are, unior
tunatey, too scarce.
Mr. Parkmans route was from independence, Mo TO
Fort Laramie. on the Nebraska thence after three
weeks with an Indian tribe 10 the goges Of the Black
HHs to Pueblo on the Arkansas along the base OF the
Rocky Mountain chain and 90 home again by Bents
Fort and the santa re trail This IS capital sum
mer's tour-worih all the Ssrstogss and RoeksHsys
in ihi, region, 20 pent up city zen. We fear how
ever hst many Of young men lack the perseverance
and patience ofMr 'Pakmsn and would turn back DIS
gused with the hardships OF the prairie after the hrs
heavy storm. We advise thcm 20 get the book and
their capacity Of endurance by the author
actual experience.
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