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attention to what had been offered to Consideration. | attention to what had been offered to Consideration. | ||
11 2 My Companion returned, whose Company I was glad of, his Curiosity led him farther | 11 2 My Companion returned, whose Company I was glad of, his Curiosity led him farther | ||
than he intended, he went to see | than he intended, he went to see Jemimah Wilkinson's settlement, & confirms the | ||
account I had before received, that she is a vain deluded Woman, but the People under | account I had before received, that she is a vain deluded Woman, but the People under | ||
this Delusion appear to be sober and industrious, and have made considerable Improvements. | this Delusion appear to be sober and industrious, and have made considerable Improvements. | ||
In the afternoon the Council met & the Col: deliver'd a Speech, at the close of which | In the afternoon the Council met & the Col: deliver'd a Speech, at the close of which | ||
Gayashuster rose and address'd the Warriors in an animated Speech, after which he | |||
turned to the Commissioner, & said as follows, Brother, you have made us a long Speech, we | turned to the Commissioner, & said as follows, Brother, you have made us a long Speech, we | ||
desire you to give us time to consider of it, we believe your Heart to be very sincere, we approve | desire you to give us time to consider of it, we believe your Heart to be very sincere, we approve | ||
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however make your Mind easy Brother, we just now begin the great Work of Peace, we know | however make your Mind easy Brother, we just now begin the great Work of Peace, we know | ||
not what may happen in time to come, we may hear things that may change our Minds, we know | not what may happen in time to come, we may hear things that may change our Minds, we know | ||
you have more to say to us, we hope it will please us as well as what you have already said, | you have more to say to us, we hope it will please us as well as what you have already said, | ||
there are Warriors now present from all Parts of our Nation, & we wish something may be done | |||
to to general Satisfaction, you have heard Brother, what I have said to you, I am an old Man, & | |||
I have had a Mind that you & our Warriors should hear a few Words, one that desires Peace | |||
may be preserved among us, Brother I deliver these Strings in Confirmation of what I have said | |||
____________ It is mournful to consider, how these People's Possessions are taken from them | |||
& they driven to great Extrimity; May the Prayers of the Righteous unitedly ascend to the Throne | |||
of Grace for their help | |||
12 3 We din'd with Col: Pickering, and while we were there, an account came that Capt: Brant who | |||
went on an embassy to negotiate a Peace with the western Indians, that while he was in Council | |||
with them, a Runner came in & gave Information that the American Army was near, which | |||
occasioned the Council to break up on a sudden, & they then presented the Hatchet to | |||
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1791 D 7 mo.10 1 are goin about this important Business may succeed, when they return you will be
acquainted with their Success, the white People go where they please, and we wish to go where we please, we are scattered a great Distance a part, & if any of our People should be taken, we hope they may not be abused, he then wished Congress to pay attention to what had been offered to Consideration. 11 2 My Companion returned, whose Company I was glad of, his Curiosity led him farther than he intended, he went to see Jemimah Wilkinson's settlement, & confirms the account I had before received, that she is a vain deluded Woman, but the People under this Delusion appear to be sober and industrious, and have made considerable Improvements. In the afternoon the Council met & the Col: deliver'd a Speech, at the close of which Gayashuster rose and address'd the Warriors in an animated Speech, after which he turned to the Commissioner, & said as follows, Brother, you have made us a long Speech, we desire you to give us time to consider of it, we believe your Heart to be very sincere, we approve of what you have said in general; but something you have said displeased our Warriors, we hope you will be more careful in future, I am an old Man, I speak on behalf of all the Warriors, we believe that the great Spirit has institued our Order, & that he would not have our Minds to be changed however make your Mind easy Brother, we just now begin the great Work of Peace, we know not what may happen in time to come, we may hear things that may change our Minds, we know you have more to say to us, we hope it will please us as well as what you have already said, there are Warriors now present from all Parts of our Nation, & we wish something may be done to to general Satisfaction, you have heard Brother, what I have said to you, I am an old Man, & I have had a Mind that you & our Warriors should hear a few Words, one that desires Peace may be preserved among us, Brother I deliver these Strings in Confirmation of what I have said ____________ It is mournful to consider, how these People's Possessions are taken from them & they driven to great Extrimity; May the Prayers of the Righteous unitedly ascend to the Throne of Grace for their help 12 3 We din'd with Col: Pickering, and while we were there, an account came that Capt: Brant who went on an embassy to negotiate a Peace with the western Indians, that while he was in Council with them, a Runner came in & gave Information that the American Army was near, which occasioned the Council to break up on a sudden, & they then presented the Hatchet to Brant