The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-06-09
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think that man who chance. to fee A pA'1
in America, will come over here az am ,ics
the aggrenor Does the noble Lord ifn
American would hazard trial here's o. p "A
exveef 20 have iuHice done him, il he 1aa or
Then Sir a perion would be brought ov tns
tried, and You would have evidences only Ene
but imagine if ,hoie evidences lhoud not ~
evidence here, who never fav the naniaeti0, q 4
procured, and the criminal acquitted. pla vi
The dangerous eoAlequenees VI this bill 1T VI
TO ENsLAvI AMERICA, and the fame
who means to eIilave them, would II he haG
power, enflave England it 10 hs aim, and he
wines TO do but fneerey hope the Amer Qer
not admit Of the execution Of thels dsfruetye av
nobly rtfufe them if they do not, thty. ar. ~
abisa laves that the earth produced, and,
that the Minaer do, is bsle enough for thef "
Lsrd Rorib Sir, think myiei called upon ~ SSA'
dicare my cOodu6t foI bringing in the bill at 70
h ufe Sir, Was to know there would be bt.
Members attend did as | promiied L would do, y I
was to bring IN bill as loon as 1t was ready; ~ i
but iuR fnlhed when broug ht it. and little exPee
to have any debate upon it in this fage: thought s
the debate would be upon the leeond reading uiuak
Is 70 and inceely here, when this bill is read
econd time that lhall have very full Houie, ana
et every gentleman give his opinion uPan it. with
have it thoroughly dlcuned, and if il hould be uhs
TO be bad bill, in Gods name throw il out but il
found oihtrwe, cannot be too uDanir alent-
ing il The unabimiy there is, the frongsr feet
II will have. AS 10 ts being meantto tnffave AmeTi-
ca, deny IL, have iuch intention il is an unplea-
FAINT but ntceGay asp bring them lenfe ct yAeir
duty that aHetion has much the fame truth in II az
what has been before ad, that the Americans had ieen
their error, and we've wiling 10 a,siy tie Iadis Com
pany sir, there 10 fh,p arived think her name is
the Fortune, Captain Cuban ihs arrived in Boiton
ha bour the latter end Of February, beginning Of
March I774 cannot fay which ihs was loaded with
tea the inhabitants came Immediately and unloaded
her, add tmped The II he's cargo into the fea
this Sir, feeling their Is this Sir reforming
Is Ibis making refitu,ion 10 the India company Sui
gentleman will, after this, uge any in theii defet
The honorable gentleman has iad this bill is perm
Gus one +; I IuR when gentlemen come 10 confdes
they will fee il ia quite oth,TwlIe.
Sir TtomaJ F,sakiasd aroie only to acquaint
Houfe, that he, yeRsIday afternoon, after the Ho
broke Up, was 1iewn letter which friend Of his /
ceved from Bottom, dated March I774, which men, 4
ed The tea being deroyat, which the cargo Of /
tain Gorkam, as the noble Lord had mentioned. Il 1
Mr.. PyHg.-Sir, cannot help rih0g to oppofe .
bun. agree with my worthy friend, that il u n
ernis'ous BILL and fear made with good intent
lfesly am furprifd at the noble Lord, who fad /
with WAS TO make their laws in America as near al
fbIe to our own. Is this bill any thing like !, NJ
quite the reverfs dragging people from one eeu
10 another to give evidence, is luch propu6ion n
heard before, nor could have thought OF but, Sir.
hyperion NUT know, and will allow, thar the nobI,u
finds his other two bills are 70 defective and d,r.erl
that no psTcn will venture put them int ex.
he's therefore obliged have rscOurie to third 10 in
demniiy iueh pTfons as hal be copcerned in
his deHrutiive jeel ha oppols this hiII ,y.
time have an opportunity, and nuR every Iov, -
bis country will do the fame. u
he further iaid, that whatever projections of candor
were thrown cut, he hould TuR them with o,,,,
ton that for his part thefe attacks made abroad. fer,n
ed to be intended to prepare minds for meafres rs
fmilsr nature to be enforced at home and ,h,, r.
conduet and complexion of public mesfures in general
wore the appearance Of faemadc deGgn Of enGavinc
the people, as well inGrsst Britain the colonies
L0ra Bs0arbamp II really am furpriGed Sir. - he.
an honorable gentleman fay. that every perfon ma
know that the two former bills are defective. Sir
will venture to fay the aet is o,herwife every peon
mutt allow they are nsetfary for the prelerya,;on e
peace, and eiO'ng the Americans to fenfe If her
duty. Does the hon. gentleman think the foIdiery !,
Bolton wal, act without they are iDdemni6ed No.
they could not. Mo perlon would execute the Law,
halt 10 well, was this bill not to pats. think Il ne.
eeay bill 1t will make their trials byJuries Ike ours,
%h'sh are 10 much approved of and GiaIl piye NV
hearty affirmative TO H.. e my
Mr.. SGzvbTidgs--Sn, rifs to explain to ii. nohI~
Lord why think il Pernieious bill am rcr,s;r.
!ha' however willing might be 10 bring an cA.pdsr 70.
lnRre, wss 10 fee murder committed IN ondon' oo,.
love Of jufcs might induce to 90 to anr p,rt r. ~