Treaty, Between His Excellency the Honourable George Clinton, Captain General And Governor in Chief of the Province of New-York And the Territories Thereon Depending in America, Vice-Admiral of the Same, And Vice-Admiral of the Red Squadron of His Majesty
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Barclay affifted as Interpreter j they met him, and brought five more with them : After this Conference thefe Sachems appear'd as hearty as any of the others. He that was Head of the Tribe call'd the Tortoife, faid, ' His Uncle had been the chief War Captain * among the Mohawks : That his Uncle had particularly diflinguifhed himfelf ' in their Wars againft the French, and he was refolved to {hew himfelf not * unworthy of his Anceftors, nor of his Uncle's Name, which he had * obtained after his ...Death.' After the principal Sachems had, at thefe Conferences, been brought to a good Difpolition, his Excellency adviied with the Gentlemen of the Council, and the CommilTioners from the Majjachujets Bay, on what may J?e proper to be faid to the Six Nations in the Publick Speech, which he now propofed to make to them. Col. Wendell and Mr. Wells had arrived from Bofton about the End oijuly, and foon after they came to Town, his Excellency ordered the Gentlemen of the Council to communicate to them all the Information which had been received, with refpecCt to the Indian Affairs : And they had frequent Conferences together from Time to Time, as Occafion required : It was likewife thought proper to communicate, what his Excellency iutended to fay to fome of the Sachems of each Nation, who were thought moft hearty in the Britijh Intereft ; who faid, that it was well conceiv'd as could have been done, had they themfelves advifed upon the Subieft; only as it had been advifed to obferve in the firft Draught, That fome of his Majefty's Subjedts had been inftigated by the French to rife in Rebellion againft the King ; that they had been defeated by one of the King's Sons ; that thefe poor People were now utterly ruined, and had nothing left but to bewail their Folly in the Mifery that was brought upon them, by fuffering themfelves to be deluded by the fair Promifes of the French -, they faid, that they ( 9 ) they did not underftand the Affairs on the other Side of the Sea, nor did they trouble their Heads about them j and as they had no Method of retaining what is fpoke to them but by their Memories, they were afraid that this might perplex their Memories, and make them lefs attentive to what is properly their Bufinefs ; and advifed, that it fhould be left out j which accordingly was done.
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Barclay affifted as Interpreter j they met him, and brought five more with them : After this Conference thefe Sachems appear'd as hearty as any of the others. He that was Head of the Tribe call'd the Tortoife, faid, ' His Uncle had been the chief War Captain * among the Mohawks : That his Uncle had particularly diflinguifhed himfelf ' in their Wars againft the French, and he was refolved to {hew himfelf not * unworthy of his Anceftors, nor of his Uncle's Name, which he had * obtained after his ...Death.' After the principal Sachems had, at thefe Conferences, been brought to a good Difpolition, his Excellency adviied with the Gentlemen of the Council, and the CommilTioners from the Majjachujets Bay, on what may J?e proper to be faid to the Six Nations in the Publick Speech, which he now propofed to make to them. Col. Wendell and Mr. Wells had arrived from Bofton about the End oijuly, and foon after they came to Town, his Excellency ordered the Gentlemen of the Council to communicate to them all the Information which had been received, with refpecCt to the Indian Affairs : And they had frequent Conferences together from Time to Time, as Occafion required : It was likewife thought proper to communicate, what his Excellency iutended to fay to fome of the Sachems of each Nation, who were thought moft hearty in the Britijh Intereft ; who faid, that it was well conceiv'd as could have been done, had they themfelves advifed upon the Subieft; only as it had been advifed to obferve in the firft Draught, That fome of his Majefty's Subjedts had been inftigated by the French to rife in Rebellion againft the King ; that they had been defeated by one of the King's Sons ; that thefe poor People were now utterly ruined, and had nothing left but to bewail their Folly in the Mifery that was brought upon them, by fuffering themfelves to be deluded by the fair Promifes of the French -, they faid, that they ( 9 ) they did not underftand the Affairs on the other Side of the Sea, nor did they trouble their Heads about them j and as they had no Method of retaining what is fpoke to them but by their Memories, they were afraid that this might perplex their Memories, and make them lefs attentive to what is properly their Bufinefs ; and advifed, that it fhould be left out j which accordingly was done.
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