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Bold figure cf speech.-At the great council of

 the Seneca nation held last week, near Buffalo, the

 subject of removing these Indians across the Mis- sissippi being under discussion. several of the chiefs insisted that the whites had not kept to the terms they promised to the bands of Troquois which had already migrated to Green Bay from the State of New York One Indian speaker, John Mitten, said, "that he wished to remain neav the graves oi his red fathers, till the Great Spirit called him hime; that he had not Confidence in his white ia thers. His white fathers had murdered Aseir Sa- Vier, and sckdt kissd ef treatment scOssld poo, hadiasa expect from meR srhohGd Killed tie SOn ej G6dr' ttEf 5.S tlt