Chiefs and warriors, squaws and maidens, were attracted by the new doctrine of the converted Indians.

They were astonished at the missionaries' teachings.

Many doubted, some were converted, all listened.

Great excitement prevailed when old Glickhican, one of the wisest chiefs of the Turtle tribe of the Delawares, became a convert to the palefaces' religion.
The interest widened, and in a few years a beautiful, prosperous town arose, which was called Village of Peace.

The Indians of the warlike tribes bestowed the appropriate name.