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was proud to find that the New York Indians still intend of visiting G. Bay with a view of negociating their Western Brethran for a | was proud to find that the New York Indians still intend of visiting G. Bay with a view of negociating their Western Brethran for a tract of land for their future residence & other Eastern Tribes who may chose to emigrate thither. | ||
"To carry out the policy of the emigrating party" says one of the Indian orators, "The deputies of the confiderates commenced early in the spring to prepare for their western journey.- When nearly all, with one heart they took their steps towards the going Down of the sun, to retrace the war paths of our forefathers, not with uplifted tomhawk, but with peaceful sign, The Great calmut of peace. I was once more requested to accompany with them and to which twas most cheerfully assented to by my [diocesan?] The deputies received an order | "To carry out the policy of the emigrating party" says one of the Indian orators, "The deputies of the confiderates commenced early in the spring to prepare for their western journey.- When nearly all, with one heart they took their steps towards the going Down of the sun, to retrace the war paths of our forefathers, not with uplifted tomhawk, but with peaceful sign, The Great calmut of peace. I was once more requested to accompany with them and to which twas most cheerfully assented to by my [diocesan?] The deputies received an order | ||
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was proud to find that the New York Indians still intend of visiting G. Bay with a view of negociating their Western Brethran for a tract of land for their future residence & other Eastern Tribes who may chose to emigrate thither. "To carry out the policy of the emigrating party" says one of the Indian orators, "The deputies of the confiderates commenced early in the spring to prepare for their western journey.- When nearly all, with one heart they took their steps towards the going Down of the sun, to retrace the war paths of our forefathers, not with uplifted tomhawk, but with peaceful sign, The Great calmut of peace. I was once more requested to accompany with them and to which twas most cheerfully assented to by my [diocesan?] The deputies received an order to turn over to 9/5 page