she says- A great many of the natives
came to
see us, thro’ the course of this day; among them
was
Cornplanter
glad the Good Spirit had brought us safe thro’
our long journey.”—which raised sensations so comforta-
ble and endearing that my heart was
fill’d with gratitude, and this language,
in the secret of my spirit, was breathed,
“Great and marvlous are thy works Lord
God Almighty.
They met the Indians in coun-
cil, which was opened by one of their
chiefs
expressing thanks to the great Spirit, who
had brought them
safely thro’ so long and
perilous a journey: - she then says the
address from the committee relative to
us was first read, then part of an epistle
to
their women. -- They were also inform’d
that, notwithstanding our
journey had been
long and trying, yet we felt peace of mind
in
being with them, and hoped our sis-
ters the Indian women would be
wil-
ling, when we became more acquainted