"We have fought them on the Ohio and in Kaintuck-ee, where they come with their rifles and axes.

The whole might of the Wyandots, the Shawnees, the Miamis, the Illinois, the Delawares, and the Ottawas has gone forth against them.

We have slain many of them, but we have failed to drive them back.

Now we have come to ask the Six Nations to press down upon them in the east with all your power, while we do the same in the west.
Surely then your Aieroski and our Manitou, who are the same, will not refuse us success." The eyes of Thayendanegea glistened.
"You speak well, Timmendiquas," he said.

"All the red men must unite to fight for the land of Konspioni which Aieroski raised above the sea, and we be two, you and I, Timmendiquas, fit to lead them to battle." "It is so," said Timmendiquas gravely..