CHAPTER XLI.

Set Apart by Elder Hyde for our Special Mission--Blessing Conferred

on the Writer--Discontent In Camp--Unity Again Prevails--Start on our

Journey--Warned at Green River to go no Farther--Not Deterred from

Performing our Mission--Proceed on our Journey--Futile Chase after

Buffalo--Scarcity of Water--A Welcome Snow Storm--Reach the Camp of

Washakie, the Shoshone Chief--Received with Caution--Tell the Chief

the Object of our Visit--Give him Bread and Sugar--Boiled Buffalo for

an Epicure Indian Powwow Called--Proceedings at the Council--Objection

to one of our Propositions, which we were not Annoyed at--Recital of

how Government Agents Sought to Supplant Washakie as Chief--Washakie a

Great Orator.

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