Speech of Captain Jacob, Chief of the Supeonea Indians

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Type

Translation (Contemporary or Modern) of Document

Description

Speech, discusses peace; thanks President Washington for paying attention and send a gift. Asks for inquiry regarding Pennsylvania land which the state is willing to pay for.

Date

06/27/1792

Sent from

Canandaiguay

Document number

1792062790101

Page start

1

Note

Speech was delivered to Captain Israel Chapin.

Notable persons

Captain Jacob
Captain Jacob
Israel Chapin

Notable locations

Canandaiguay
State of Pennsylvania
Canandaiguay

Notable items

Speech of Captain Jacob chief of the Suponea Nation with a number of warriors
Superintendant of Indian Affairs for the Six Nations
brother
thank the great spirit that we have the opportunity of meeting you
express our desire to brighten the chain of friendship between our nation and the great chief of the thirteen fires
rejoice to hear that the great council of the thirteen fires have heard and paid attention to what has been represented to them by the chiefs of the
antient customs
[ancient customs]
great spirit has created all men, however different in complexion
called upon to attend any council
present you these strings as a token of our friendship
pay the same regard to our nation
informed that we have land in the state of Pennsylvania which the state are ready to pay us for
make enquiry into the matter