History of the Indian Tribes of Hudson's River
sister.
For
this and similar acts,
LOGAN
placed himself at the head of a band of Ohio Senecas, and, in company with the Lenapes and Shawanoes under Cornstalk, in
vaded the Virginia border with fire and tomahawk. At the of with LOGAN not was On Dunmore, peace treaty present. being visited for the purpose of securing his assent to the terms, he delivered the famous speech which Jefferson has preserved in his Notes on Virginia,
and which has become familiar wher
ever the English language
is
spoken
:
"I
appeal to any white
man to say if he ever entered LOGAN'S cabin" hungry, and he gave him not meat ; clothed him not.
idle in his
Memorials Moravian Church,
Shikellimy is called
some writers,
ever he
came cold and naked and he
During the course of the last long and
war, Logan remained
if
i,
83.
a
Cayuga chief, by and his son a Mingoe, but
the testimony of Reichel seems clear that
bloody
cabin, an advocate for peace.
both were full-blooded Oneidas. Shikellimy had three sons, John, James Logan, and John Petty. He died in 1749. Loskiel, n,
119.
HUDSON R17ER INDIANS.
Such was my love
for the whites, that '
as they passed, and said,
my countrymen pointed,
Logan is the friend of the white men.'
had even thought to live with you, but for the injuries of one
man.
Colonel Cresap, the last spring, in cold blood and unpro
voked, murdered all the relations of Logan, not even sparing my women and children. There runs not a drop of my blood the veins of any living creature.