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Washington Of company of Winnsbago Indians
On their way hither, they passed through Detroit.
The Free Press of that city says Of them, "thsy
were among the finest specimens Of the true native
American that we ever saw, and presented an adj
mrable contrast to- the filthy, drunken Indians, fre-
quently seen traversing our Streets whose contact
with civilization (') has rendered little above the
brute creation .


"The Winnebagoes we're eull-painted and we'll
dressed, and trod our streets with the proud inde-
pendence Of men who felt that they were natures
noblemenn