I Said In My Heart That, Rather

I Know That My Race Must Change. We Cannot Hold Our Own With The White Men As We Are. We Only Ask An Even Chance To Live As Other Men Live. We Ask To Be Recognized As Men. We Ask That The Same Law Shall Work Alike On All Men. If An Indian Breaks The Law, Punish Him By The Law. If A White Man Breaks The Law, Punish Him Also.

I Only Ask Of The Government To Be Treated As All Other Men Are Treated.

An Indian Respects A Brave Man, But He Despises A Coward.

From Where The Sun Now Stands I Will Fight No More.

We Had Good White Friends Who Advised Us Against Taking The War Path. My Friend And Brother, Mr. Chapman, Told Us Just How The War Would End.