To Tayoga he said: "You and I, oh, young chief of the Onondagas, have hearts that beat alike.

The Onondagas do well to keep aloof from the white man's quarrels for the present, and to sit at peace, though watchful, in the vale of Onondaga, but your hopes are with our friends the English and you in person fight for them.

We Mohawks know whom to hate.

We know that the French have robbed us more than any others.

We know, that their Quebec is our Stadacona.