The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-07

| artlcl from icripfuih gfouad. Lord NpIs
evenlofe at the cloie OF the debate to ,.p
himf. He fad he had been mi(conceS,
he h not faid, the articles were defdG
by fpture he delired not to be 70 Id
aoot But he had fpoken agaiuff any b.
vatiq, from POLITICAL GRouNncI
LY ;nd yet he had faid that the 90 acI
werehe grand pillar upon which the Sre
Of Egland food and that without thJth
Chuh of England would not exit. f.
it plsnly follows-the Church of Esn,
exiab and is foley Imported by the 3rti.
Giles ,ut the 80 articles are not fuped
10y lcripture conlequently."
-" The famous D.. NOVEL; hi ne
his buGnes for himfelf. He preac
goth Of January Sermon to the Houfe .ar
lleaf to tie lpeakr and ftOo or tbrety
rnembers.-He expected LaaUn S1tves Lr
he comes off we'll he had not his blaeIy
ftripped of. The Houfe, as is cuff
without glowing what the Sermon wd
given the Doctor thanks for his s.,
But after il was printed it filled eve
with reieptment. The Tories the !
Asts -ss2tsg unsd for him, fince
c0mParedfbe p,slsnf yfign Nth the
G6a'ls' fb i'm, &c. &c. Howel
f1ouie did.not know how to aef wrht
was agitaed twice in the Houfe, upol
rent DAYS, and nothing done--but d,l
ming neVerto be 70 haffy with their
again, But the third day the Houle Il
I up 70 earnef, and srdtrxd the thoal,
'*pHgged fsw the joMaGlt Of tbsr Hon
,ne--7digrace of the Doctor, and a (!
Iown and death warrant to all future
y January Sermons.
be toI'oSOingis an extr0t7 sfa letter
s1utltman s great rminssce, Ubo bo,,
~ England Jane years, to bis friend b
HAVE lately made tour thr
Gland and Scotland. In thofe COUNT,
nall part of the fociety are LandIl
cat nooiemen and gentlemen, extremel
iIent: living in the higheff aflluencc
agnlhcence. The bulk of the peoOId
lnts, extremely poor, living in the /
Tdld wretchedneis, in dirty novels Of !
q ifraw, and cloathed only in raosi
ought often of the happiness of New
lno' where every man is freeholder.
'ote in public affairs, lives in a tidv. ~,I
li'' has plenty Of good food and few'
70 whole cloaths from head to foot. !
nufaeture perhaps of his own famiI
ng may they continue in this fituat;oJ
- y 'hey mould ever envy the 7rad55
mole countries, | can put them IN : =. ,1 7
OBTAIN a fhare Cf il. Let them. ~ w
s lOur'hs OF the people of Ireland. =
year round on potatoes and butter Nil
n y ihirts, then may their merchants
'Oief' BUTTER and linen. Let them ~
gfneraIliy of the common oeon,.
'@sr' go barefoot, then may thew ma
e fpor's in ihoes and ftockin0s a
neY"lil be Content to wear rags l;t.1
, ! and weayers of England, thew n
and fhifts for all Darts ~
r'f Farther, If my countrvmen Go, !
! III for the honour of having sm ,U !
u gentry enormously wealthy. =
n y 'nelr farms and pay racked res,1.
lfe OF the Landlords will rife !, ,ss,
'qnts is dePreaed, who will foon III
neOor, tattered, dirty, and abiea in ~
20 never been in the American RI
,sput was to form my judgment \
Spy what have lately feen. / fboul
eLlvlie a nation of Savages to ADM.
.laon Eor | allure you, that in ~
sl1 and enjoyment of the various con,
q oIe, compared to thefe people, ever
az gentleman And the effea ! (
( oi CIVIL tocIety feems onIy to h ~ !
= multitudss below the Savage fate
f'w may be RATED about its