On the soil which contains the ashes of our beloved men, we wish to live; on this soil, we wish to die.

 We entreat those to whom the foregoing paragraphs are addressed, to remember the great law of love, ''Do to others as you would that others should do to yOu." Let them re- member that of all nations on the earth. they are under the greatest obligations to obey this law. We pray them to remember that, for the sake of principle, their forefathers were compelled to leave, therefore driven from the old world, and that the winds of persccu- ton waited them over the great waters and landed them on the shores of the new world, when the Indian was the sole lord and pro- prietor of these extensive domains. Let them remember in what way they were re- ceivHd by the savage of America, when pow CT was in his hand, and his ferocity could not be restrained by any human arm. We urge them to bear in mind that those who would now ask of them cup of cold water, and a spot of earth, portion oftheir own patrimo- nial possessions, on which to live and die in peace, are the descendants ofthOse whose or igin, as inhabitants of North America, hstO" ry and tradition are alike insufficient to re- veal. Let them bring to remembrance all these facts, and they cannot, and we are sure | they wiH not, fail to remember, and sympa- thze with US in these our trials and suferings