New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
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manrers aEd. Vhr OF ue oJiN"G
,hows considerable descriptive taleat aud iacinty
~ ver.;scston and will be read with interest not
IL. =, literary curiosity but as cFeditaole
.occ;men Of l. dian genius AID cultivation. The
e,uoUipr curious note gives revelation Of the
"rieEt side Of savage l"e'
Tuo,,,a not Ike 20 hazard the assertion, in this
scTshseped are that there IS such thing as magic
a. ,uperpstUrpl sktncy among tie indsns b1s
,,pst confess MYSELF unable as a.. nave done WHO
-, ,,;tnessed those exhibitions, % account for
sstisfsctorily; one o. those Indians who pre'ends
% have an Intercourse With spirits wlN Pernit
himself 10 be bound hands aft feef Oh "a WRAPPED
closely ia blanket or dcer's hide, bound round his
ubcls hoAv with corcs and thones, long and sc
tirht'v as the Incredibly of any one present may
see fl 10 continue ,he operation, after which be IS
thrown into small losge he begins low uuin-
teuieibe incantsii1n 90 the gods and increases IN
rapidi,y aud londuess uu,il be works himself ap
irio a great pitch of seeming or real hensy NJ
which time usus, three or four minutes after he
Ing put in be- oreIs the lodge and Oh owns oat tns
thoies aid hides win wuir1 Dr. was bolni, with
cut a single hlof being united or iof laced,
himself sifpg calm ard &c ou The ground Ca
yer. Ia his travels gives s. curious and iafercsung
nccount Of an exhibition 81 ms KIDD accompanied
with a prophesy, which vas ast0alshlngly iu
fned. Those who possess this art pretend that
spirit comes and relieves them from their oonis
You say this 10 superstition. Much OF the same
hind il among the pale faces. | believe the Ia
dians bad, and do have, mesmensm among them
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"ADDREssEs AT The ISAUGURArIoS OF
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q, 81.
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