wish to make. When a letter from the
Society of
friends at Baltimore
read and interpreted wherein it appeared that
George Ellicott
to come and visit the Indians on their behalf a
written speech of the said George Ellicott
kins
all the different nations present, after some observations
made by Buckingchelas
adjourned to tomorrow
Council opened agreeable to
adjournment present the same as
yesterday—after
several chiefs had spoken to different matters
relative
to their Nations Toethteboxe
Delawares
Brothers
For many years before I came into
the
world the white people have offered to us what you
now
mention and it appears that our eyes were never
opened before
now"—addressing himself to the Indians—
“my grandchildren listen
to what I am now going
to say to our fathers. Three years ago we
were invited
to a council at Vincennes
told us listen and I will speak about the way we
have been brought up, my brothers let us go together as
one people and we will hand to you our way of
living, I told him this was several times he had