I suppose you think I have left our big house. No, I am not a child. I went below to see the chief, who treated me well. I did not

The Indian's speech, translated from the Latin, is as followeth.— "Since the subject of his errand is to persaude is to embrace new doctrines, perhaps it may not be amiss

Brother Onas Governor: Open unprejudiced ears to what we have to say!  Some days since you addressed us, and what you said gave us great pleasure.  This day the Great

Brother, As you pleased to mention the Almighty, who has the Care over all things, and whom it has pleased, that we should see one another. All the tribes are

Brothers of the Six Nations: We heard you yesterday.  You shall soon hear our reply.  We are pleased that the council fire is established at this place by our

"The very leaves of the forest drop tears of pity on us as we walk beneath."