The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-07-29

2o,h of November lalf, incloiing the votes
and proceedings of the town of Bottom,
which in their opinion, in the mott clear
and confpieuous manner, hold up the rights
of this people, and point out the many and
Aagrant violations, that have of late been
made on the fame. We take this oppor
tunity to return you the fncere thanks OF
this town, for your zeal and attachment n
the great cauie of liberty.
+" We lhould be wanting to ourfelves
and to poReriiy did we not declare at this
crifs our full appreciation of your we'll con:
certed plan, TO collect the general fentimems
of the province on matters of 10 important q
nature, and though you were 6rfi as your
circumstances mskeit proper you fhould be,
in expecting your mind /; yet We mutt take
70 much to ourlelves as TO let you know ,ha'
our breafs have long laboured with anxious
dilfre!s for the welfare of our country, while
we have een. one important privilege afte,
another, cruelty wrefted from US.
T" We,think j, high time that every free.
man, fhould with manlinefs and fortitude.
exprefs his mind, and let every enemy TO
our free contribution and public peace, dread
the reicntment of an injured and provoked
people.
&c As we arc 70 happy as to unite witt
you 10 Continent, we fhall be at all time.
ready to Join with the town of Bottom, and
every town in the province, in any Lawful
way with our usmof abilities, to accom-
pli(h thorough redrefs of all grievances
Having nothing more q. heart than to fe'
down quietly under the ble0ings of good
government and fubmit to the fame as be
comes wife men and good chriHians.
&C That the endeavours of all the good
people of this province, may be rewarded
by thorough rsdrefs of all grievances, is
Ghe hearty with Of,
I" GENTLEMEN,
Your mott humble fervants,
SAMUEL WYMAN,
TIMOTHY VIM,
-. ROBERT DOUGLASS.
SAMUEL BLopcET,
LoAMMI Baldwin"
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MO6SebsjtHs GaztffF,sJ :" OUT OF DOORS"
tall, and tepid infs onsbty paper, that fbs
trsxrdisgssf bis Mejsqy's Csnuqi, as pEbLiE-
t4is The Spy tUsrs very tryenssHs, the public
y bsytsf, lUs1id inform tie 3abIif,tb0t be bad
fbs account, as tuSlJGsS ia this paper, fram
Fssd Out5srity, tie copy bsiag f6s miaEty Of
one Of Tbe honorable gentlemen sObo w0S pre-
Ent atIbs bclI1g Of the rstslVtt.
So Mr. MILLs's ofddVit, and 9 dia
ksus bstsOsen CIvIs and AcRIcoLA, on tbs
.Eatjs9sf VENDUEs, are mtbs Lsf Page.
A letter to the Printer, Ggned L. refPea-
ing the columns of Mr.. Y. relating to Mr
Adams's anfwerto the Neighbour, is &c 1
csived and will be inherited in our next.
NEw- YORK, Ja5 IA. The Harriet
Packet, Capt. Oak, was to fail from Falmouth
Oh the I2th of June, and Il was very unlike
~ Che 11ould be detained, as all England, ancl
indeed all Europe, were preparing for DeV
and deAruetiVe war which to do them jui
ice, has not been in the leaf degree oeesfi
sned by the councillors If our gracious So
vereign, as il is confeiIed on all hands, tia
"a administration was ever more difpofed &
preferve the tranquility of mankind inviOlst
ths, the prefenl, and the great credit the
get by the vigcur exeE,,d in the two late
ierri6c armamsnts of ihe Brisifh navy, PFC
lage the mott vrOfYerous events in favour o
ahe Ace, at this time, fuppOied to be thunder
;ng our jua indignation agsina the unite
6sces of the double viiaged SOVereigns
France and Spain. 80.
This day two companies Of the Roys
Train of Artillery will embark on board th.
uanfpo,;s in order to fall down to the wa