﻿COUNCILS 
  AND 
  CEREMONIES 
  OF 
  ADOPTION 
  OF 
  NEW 
  YORK 
  INDIANS 
  381 
  

  

  but 
  many 
  historic 
  towns 
  are 
  unmentioned. 
  The 
  names 
  here 
  given 
  

   differ 
  but 
  little 
  from, 
  those 
  in 
  Mr 
  Hale's 
  two 
  lists, 
  which 
  are 
  Mo- 
  

   hawk 
  and 
  Onondaga, 
  and 
  in 
  these 
  two 
  dialects 
  he 
  gives 
  the 
  names 
  

   of 
  the 
  chiefs. 
  

  

  Chief 
  Daniel 
  La 
  Fort's 
  Six 
  Nations 
  Condolence, 
  which 
  is 
  recited 
  

   at 
  the 
  giving 
  of 
  the 
  wampum 
  

  

  1 
  Yo 
  o-nen, 
  o-nen, 
  wen-ni-sa-te, 
  o-nen, 
  wah-ge 
  ho-gah-a-nya, 
  ne 
  

   cha-non 
  wi-ne-sah-son-tah-ye. 
  Ni-ya-ne, 
  o-sah-tah-gon-go-nah 
  neh- 
  

   tis-no-wah-ye. 
  Nah-ye-te-na 
  gah-we-e-hah-te, 
  ne 
  swe-ah-ge-hah. 
  

   Nate-ho 
  se-ka 
  go 
  ho-gah-a-nya, 
  ne 
  cha 
  o-tah-ge-he^tah, 
  nate-ho 
  

   hah-te-gah-to-ji-yah-hon-on, 
  ni-ye 
  en-gwen-ne-ken-tah, 
  ne 
  ten-gon- 
  

   ne-tah-hen-ne 
  a-yen-tah. 
  

  

  Tah 
  o-nen, 
  na-on-ge-shis-swah-wah-ah-en-ton-te, 
  na 
  6n-gwa-non- 
  

   se-hen-tah-gwa, 
  nen 
  teh-hah-gwi-nah, 
  nen 
  gah-wen-ne-sa 
  ha-yo-ton- 
  

   hah-te 
  nen 
  gah-nen-ha-te 
  ho-des-geh-ah-ke-tah, 
  nen 
  o-ne 
  gah-nen- 
  

   ah-te 
  kon-ton-wi-sas, 
  nen 
  o-ne 
  a-tuk-ha-non-teys, 
  ne-on-gwak-sat- 
  

   tah, 
  nen 
  o-hon-dah-gen-he-sa-non-teys, 
  nen 
  o-when-gah-ke 
  go-yah- 
  

   tah-nen-tah-hon, 
  nate-ho 
  na-ta-wah 
  ta-hah-nyah-ah-kwi-nah, 
  nen 
  

   gah-wen-ne-sa 
  hah-yo-ton-hah-te, 
  tah 
  o-nen 
  te 
  tya-quah-wen-ne-ken- 
  

   hah. 
  Nen 
  ah-sen, 
  ne-yah-quah-tah-te-ken. 
  

  

  O-nen 
  te 
  ah-gwen-hen 
  nah-ye-he-yah-kenh 
  chah-ne-ho-te-kwah-te, 
  

   nen 
  on-kwah-noh-sen-hen-ta-qua, 
  nen 
  6n-quah-jos-hen-tah-quah,. 
  

   rii-ye-ken 
  na 
  ho-nen 
  na-e-na-te-was-hen 
  ne-yu-e-wah. 
  Nate-ho 
  ne^ 
  

   ho-te-yen-nen-tah-e 
  tah-da-was-hen 
  nen 
  ne-yo-e-wah 
  na 
  ah-wen-ha- 
  

   yo-tak-ke 
  nen 
  wah-6n 
  gwah-twen-non-ty. 
  O-nen 
  en-hen-way-ah- 
  

   son 
  nen 
  nate-ho 
  hon-ne-yah-quah-ya-ah, 
  nen 
  ah-sen, 
  ne-yah-quahr 
  

   tah-te-ken. 
  

  

  O-nen 
  te-e 
  6-yah 
  nen 
  ton-tah-yah-quah-wen-ne-ken-hah. 
  Ni-he- 
  

   yah-ken 
  na-ah-kwa-ton 
  se-jik-wah-ty-en-don-tye 
  o-yah-na 
  son-quah 
  

   yo-tens-nah-tah 
  ni-ye-te-na 
  hon-sah-ho-hah-we-te-hah-tye 
  nen 
  gah- 
  

   nen-ha-te 
  ho-te-sken-ah-ga-tah, 
  nen 
  o-ne 
  gah-nen-ha-te 
  gon-ton- 
  

   we-sus 
  on-sah-ho-nah-tah-kwe-hah-te 
  nan-ya 
  hah-tes-koh-no-wen 
  na 
  

   o-nen 
  na-en-gah-na-tye-nen-hah 
  nen 
  whah-ton-we-sus 
  ar-gwas- 
  

   se-jik 
  na 
  te 
  yo-nen 
  hase 
  en-wah-nen-hah-wit-hah, 
  nen 
  6nequah-ta- 
  

   chah, 
  o-nen 
  6-yah 
  nen 
  a 
  ta-ka-non-tyes, 
  onequah-ta-chah-ni-ye 
  one- 
  

   sah-ho-hah-we-te-hah-tye, 
  o-nen 
  6-yah 
  nen 
  on-dah-gen-he-sa-non- 
  

   tyes, 
  o-nen 
  gah-ge 
  go-yah-tah-nen-tak-hon 
  nate-ho, 
  na-to-wah 
  on- 
  

   sah-ho-hah-we-te-hah-tye. 
  

  

  