[Message from the Secretary of War.] To the Head Men, and Warriors of the Seneka Nation, and the others of the Six Nations. Brothers. Upon a late visit of the Complainta, and others of your nation, to the President of the United States, the great Chief of the thirteen fires, it was agreed that some of the chiefs of the Six Nations should repair immediately to the Miami and Wabash indians, in order to explain to them the danger of their Situation. That the United States offered the said indians, only a peaceable conduct, and a regard to their own welfare. That it would be well pleasing to the President of the United States, to embrace all the surrounding indian nations, as brothers, and to promote their happiness by acts of kindness. That while this was the sincere desire of the President of the United States, he was determined that all future murders and invasions of the indians should be punished Severely. The President of the United States is persuaded, that if the indians generally could see the kindness of