The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-04-23

myGlf, or difagreeable to him TO lee his PFC
lure drawn BY the hand of T'atb.
What can we expea, my countrymen !
Of man, whom neither 0atbi nor 0bhgAfi'nt
can bind Who, inAead of protecting, DEF
uoys the people that RATED him TO power
Who could ,Momife two moit Infamous MI
niaers in the cl9jff, that no deiperadoes
employed by them to defroy the freedom OF
election, and the lives Of thoie men who
acted in oppoii,ion to their mandates, fhould
fuffer the punifhment due to the inexpiaoie:
crimes of murder, and violating the facred
laws which altne can preferve this kingdom
from inevitable RUM. Who could declare
to the lame men, andlAe whole Scotch Jun
TO, in the fame place, that be would tupport
and protea them in whatever mealures they
thought proper to purdue, that he coniider.
ed them as his firm and fan friends, and
would abide by their advice in every matter
of national importance, however diagfee-
able IL might be to the general voice OF the
people. So little does the Bea Of Kings, as
his mescenary Aayes term him, hudy the
interefs of this county, or the good OF his
fubjeefs
VIVA, can we expea of man, who is
mean and cowardly, when in(uIted by TO-
reign Raies who could be bafe enough, to
fHfer the cold unfeeling hand Of ASCOT,
in one moment to reRore to the implacabIe
enemies of bis crown and kingdom, the
ipoils of glorious war, which were pur-
chafed at the expence OF many thouiand
Englifh lives and fome millions of money!
who can fmile and be boyilhly familiar
with puppet- fhew- man, or, low mocha
mic, and be infolent, naughty, and reierved
TO every Englihmzn of rank and respectable
character |? who has more than once pre-
tended regard for the laws and conitltu-
tons of the Britifh empire, which he was
focmnly fworn to preierye, and yet has
approved of doctrines and mealures calcu-
lated, nay, deGgDed to deffroy both.
What can we expect of man, who pre-
tends regard for religion and juttice, YET
aiEociaies with and rewards for their intamy
the moff proAigate and abandoned wretehes
oft age; and pardons the mott notorious
and inhuman murderers who ahumes the
appearance Of virtue, and practices the mott
lsandalous and flnan1eful corruptionf +
What can we expect of a man, who has
placed his whole confidence and power in
fhoie ScoTcHMEN, that have all their lives
oppoled the Houle Of BIunfwick, while ne
has profcribed and profecuted with unre-
lenting malice and implacable revenge every
man, who, in times Of difficulty and dan
get, have fuppor,ed and defended the pre-
ient family on the throne!
What can we expect of man, who has
made the allegiance Of his people incomPa-
table with thair own fafety I who has
claimed and exerci(ed power TO difpenfe
with the laws, and levied money on the
people Of Ireland by virtue of bis letters any,
contrary to fpecial scf Of parliamentf
who could ereef new board of accounts in
that country Ito the great oPpreliion OF the
people, at this time aImolf Iuined) for the
abandoned purpole Of gratifying five pimPs
and paralites of the court with places, and
to fecure with the greater cafe majority
IA the parliament there, or oVer.ufn. the
laws, and dehroy the peace and happinefs
Of that kingdom.
What can we expect of man, who,
though fworn to call free parliaments &C
cordine 10 the conFtnuuoo, could afiit in
packing tn: preient fupcrlatvelY infamous
Houfe % Commons in England who, BY
cofeung, pronifes, and other means, has
completely modelled them to the dehgns of
his Own ScoTcH Juuto? Ia word, what
can we expect from man, deaf to the calls
Of humanity, def to the petitions and re-
rnonitrances Of loyal and grateful people !
Ohio car hug traitor and PUN friend :
---i do p:orounc= from fIch man we can
cxosef nothiag but milery, dngracc aud fla