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o." We publish the article sent by J.. Folsom
ESQ.,. but we think that he has mistaken the in
tenons Of the author OF the .Praire Log Book
He makes, IN the course of his remarks upon the
Indians Of the frontier, honorable exception to
the ChoctawS, CherokeeS. Greeks etai.. and had
rot the remotest intention of wounding the feel
ngs of any mcmt er of the above tribes. So we
conceive; we a. least, in repubIishing the article
had no design to hurt any ones inelingsor of giving
publicity ,ea... srV. iae M
dian character. We have reviewed the piece,
which we took from the New York Spirit Of the
Times and we find by trihihg slipping of our
scissors we cut out different extract from one
we pur2oscd.


To the truth of Mr.. Folsom's letter when he
speaks of the advancement made by the Indians
in arts etc., we most cheerfuIy subscribe-they
are making rapid strides towards civilization and
reprievoment and no one can wish them hearti.
er God speed in their struggles to obtain the bless
6ps of Education than we. The author Of 'Oc.
cidental "reminiscences will have to knock un-
der.