Round Head at Brownstown, 1812

Brothers, the Wyandots from the Americans, we have heard your talk, and will not listen to it.  We will not forsake the standard of our British father, nor lay down the hatchet we have raised.  I speak the sentiments of all now present, and I charge you, that you faithfully deliver our talk to the American commander, and tell him it is our wish he would send more men against us, for all that has passed between us, I do not call fighting.  We are not satisfied with the number of men he sends to contend, against us.  We want to fight in good earnest.