The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22
a 81.

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. -, ;moo,tanee to eompoie or even 10 then, !.
moderate the denons' ~Sh 'sDn. ib,s can ose
y ~ ,nharpy country and her eo'one me. have h:
tween ". s,.vourine from the faint proiPeci The
NOT .p Tonehine 70 good an end 10 .h Il and hs
49, ;nexoreiiibIe reluctance ee AZ .'eis ~ deavou
az rnoa refpeetahe OF all audiences e, II pedece
oh;ta Of Ill deliberations on .iS but wi
"a, hone we nal oie fight OF, iu @ ~ their
;l ycconc. .iatOn with North Ameea "a nunlh cans,
80 have many doubts whether the .ei'o h G.a advant
ic'Ns, n hany OUT to them ar pent, arc ths n' IT, I
t.' IS ,rodung this reconciliation. Lex % " NE nations
az ,o the people of North America 70 wv" - ned
ens Jo,u>e - t;me when they were mueh oe"''
80 thar r-eient thsr mother eounuy pe n right
n nr s,taral nor determined enepe 49, II furely
~ a. "a we considered them 10 the "sp' need
cL:1s :, ,he natives OF any county ,;n.d II chang
T. = ,vor,h while to inquire BY what fePs We ss Con-
:, .a.Aon and preeTyed it ~ long anu :! 40, FOL
a 80. has, lately loft it. SUCH an eh9S'J p. 10 III from
euS' '" aolos peace make the uie o. io.Se IL the
tHe ,gsna people, whom cannon ys " by ths
fon6der IS brethren - "A, % GOVERN difant fanny
~ ~. .yys been mott arduous tax 70 ss Shr nued
i. mas wa tolerable appearance OF Juice i Blu,
"a voyernors Of other nations arc u'uJ L verted
,,ry tyranrs who think thems -. ,eocIe but mte
II ,hy time who only plumber 1he poPl' loft Il
.,v their fpoils, and dry up al uie ' - IL under
eAy "a nduayY. Taxation IN their nan0s' ~ -. In
- 80. of cprfefhon But IN "Hs.e'.' III -. IL for "a
mHed = lodged il implies and includes al oue1 a, wi
20 Arbitrary taxation is Plunder au'nou'u s II raifq
rno aoithe offence OF tyranny ana mas oo. II del
nh;es 70 mankind, dan thoe otnei .e, NV 800 h thn
sseo. fsmns psee and the f"oId ne aoa o inn
s ns ost Of your knowledseor out o. Jour II .,
1oc. 70 make you conceive what mley n's II n
500; s csoabIe of producing IN provinces. - II * il
sa10 ~ seorA that countiymen ~ Anoa "1'' be-
81. ca Of FIVE or FIX years. in virtue OF tfA' Dy ~ part
.,rovea and driven away more 'hn." 100 colo \ aot-
. 49, -. 20 he found at prelent in all our E1s''S
than arc " - IN thoic formidable numbers "hieh We k
h ,' 80 nurGos up for the iPaee OF 400 yeAs, v W.
nave "a Ieee 20 the aonIihment o. AL Euo &c, Eiq'
much Gaze ana nv Lords but plain matter d tie
ms - ~ S the accounts over by Mr. Hai'nsh the 9Th
- . mention with honour sd 'enefauon ss"ed tne
~ .n fuch accounts have very moeh nheree
49, .Ced 10 feel inI thinking myleh an rhsn'Hu
1918 hdla colonies totally lneRau Us in'en
y exempt themiesss from Gre'Ance' WI 'ndOnns
'' Guh unexan,pled dssesation ano' my o Heint me
a' e1 eaers TO ourielyes, to try 10 cruel ar or Privi,
~esa ee eo once Let us reee, that before King, and
we're thought OF by following the ne OF feiore 70 give
.t yhieh mad marked our oy our hse ire you wc
ncs No,,h America with mutual eeheis 70 M true h'e,'
sceq Itwas happy idea, thar n'1as "a in ,nssu
h,y as ntrunents OF commerce man a. my Uei' A0"
.,r-rrrt IL was wie and generous 70 ss 10 can Aue @
g md the foris OF own eoniutucon Az SueoeA'Oy "
:; yhh greater equality OF fep.e'en'A use P,o' " ~
C.,,nI han at home aud councils Ahs D~S""~
1s.,-,s,ntegi 20 thsl htusno.'' thoosn t'! VI" a,
t.evedsed 20 be vefy interior copies " ' o'eh ~h1 ~
,h;s houSe and tho majehy OF the e'o"nI
ems NV Nv" Is hr more valuable than all the re --
% liberty We allowed them to uie the" 0w lsg. g, I774
/ :: r. rn,nasernent Of their own in'erei.: AIIfTARY
=. -; ,brn never entered our heads Onthes
"a. 49, .vne,;cpred our ibcaity on many pun -, CT
a.. have given them bountes 70 ehsos'ate = ~
.nl h,ve demanded return ont what ess 81 en-.
e. ire colonies, tho advantages OF an exe' an W P~u"O
.aho regulations that are neeehary 70 ~C1"""x 80
AZ reouiftiops them on great oeeAn go " I .aa
ao,,y "A our princes formerly aikeo oene 'I' =, ~
fnbea.: and as nothing was aKea % ~, 1870
Tor tIe peS"s .,neSieS T erlaved the whole
80, n.;ther dfpated, nor even eoi'a' 49, - So
r., ,h,t the people OF Ncw-Eng 81 "'F'"' 4iaH wiz.
during the lat wais the mott io.w 80 :; nh;eh ~
au(r that every year We voted "a eon,;nn.d 20 70.
In acknowledgement OF their ze Wb.r an army Is fen,
M the Piseesos u 81 Il, evidence that either the
Leaty OF aux" , ~ rea they had clear and indf
equivalent o INV ss ~ ne, laws, that they bad and
Flanders, anu '" ~ &c an, eope themieves have had
fon Ms Tx MA OF 0oi ~. "a o,;.,;,, oF a..
al relan
the whoe khea0. - g., .or of -iubniion,
not only from he,.d enforce them. conicioui
taem have ns ~. c,oa i'm proclaimed BY the very act
their err'es are no. ,ok The late iniolence of 90
uioit ay' ms feet Of o,iance Prove the danger OF
But N tue unes " atrnent of 70 venerable bo-
earned on WIN 80 - saneil is hardly paralecd in
as our iFs ana - ~ ,h,,n.,ien congratulate
their h-ei'y = " - .,f,r emit, and do him the no
They law oeF Po"st ;nh hopes from his wdon and
only as their protection. ne r com.laints of his pede-
ase and euomsj they pref -. la f,b,r n.sch
and followed our Ii" ,. apt. The memory OF thoie
exelstye tr~ae WIS., -. - The cTed that mutt not be
regulations ana 's'N r,.io. Where is the inlfance
fuacse5 them 70 SH' - !, has treated the congIa-
richer thenieEsS, -. ,tlsi Is this the
Indians, "oea ui'o r., BOARD in province is to be
,g,,d with reverence and afieo' -, -, a f h,,,r.
tl,r friends and 1nceos. lhel - =
II their hone ara iarAarion of the aoh Of June,
Of the land o. ed into the regions OF Nate
Now, my oio, ;.l 81; rary mandates of ome Turkih
chains and ies u'Al ,,h either ignorant Of the m
inc a diaance. The colonies OF No.
contented with Their trs Why, after they have been
caule always musnee q cir ancient Pivileges-tbe pro-
times IN breaking better than oonhc1tcd without
bou. with all their rsaion f he ch,rtertbeir lives lad
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