The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-20

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I've iIrusgle IN ,hc elue Mulberry, IN the PROVINCE d,
Georgia, mas been vest coniderab.e.
g y, general Convention at Savannah, on the ic;h
day OF AuGal, no!nper q. prea eiot,1rs were entr
ed 'o ant unan.oui. agcctd urcn YOU may i.erll
ihcj IN the Georgia Gazette. but dIierenec of op,
on aA:ag on this propoltiCH, viz. Whether epues IL nd
b. ent 10 JOIN WIKI the ttpvtes le other colonies AZ s
genai ionsiel' &c Cyei-rulsd in the negi;,e t
tas negative ~is obtained by majority OF Numbers d.
the etcmen OF Savannah, who NOT pruperly cont
tued and had 10 ighr vote IN the cafe he other "a
es iTnmedIstely expected their dalrs1ttion, and maze
iecond attempt, in which the panA OF 81. John took
ttc ie and Game to this further reioluion" That If
" Tie hl3afy Of the other particles would join W III thein
q al they would iet deputies JOIN the general eonsie
AMI faithfully and reiyoUly abide BY, and coniol 10
" uch determinations and reiouiions, oud be there
g entered aud Come from thence relmn.snded" Their
meeting was On the goth OF Aueu, which time there
appeared representatives; tom two paes St. Georges
and ST. Cavds to join with the pafih OF ST. Tohn and
we nce ean, thar the pah OF ST. Andrew have acceicd
To the fame reioution and ttois PARTIES went 10 far as
even TO nominate one deputy, who will f the other pah-
e. agree finally attend at the general oongreis.
g The parih of ST. John have been araby usfi-
nous and iPs;ed in this important affair have opened
isbctpon the relef the unhappy uiere At Ecca;
and in this Jingle parfh have already iubicrbed 20 Tie
amount OF two hundred barrels Of rice, which CO for
waeed by the committee Of correspondence and rhey,
with the other pahes that join them expreis TIE fron-
cit dere be united with the other eoones in every cos
tutt nal mealue, for the removal of public grievances
and aie willing, in this noble rugge themieses
to the utmoR, to make every aeSce that men, inprea
with the onget enie of their rights and Liberties ana
warm with the ea benevolent feelings for their oppreed
brsthren san make, 70 fand firmly, fall eloouy in The
common cauie. -
Athoughw may have blankets enough to keep US warm
fr this winter ~ in all probability, we may want next.
- non-imporaton fhoud take place, and we be drained
Of what few there in this place therefore, the venqers
of Blankets dsred be cautious to whom they c as
the order for that article is renewed gentleman in this
city, fo General Gage, for the ufe Of the fodr vho
at the iege of Bolton.
We informed fom good authority that the King ent
mesge to the Bhop fLondon the day after he eiued
to vote for the Popih Quebec Bill, dfchasing him foa,
alfiture iervices at the Pliv, Council.
Exys7 Of letter fran gentleman in B-iesi 10 Biz
friend 10 ibis ely, dafed July 20, 1874.
|" Surrounded as am BY thoufand various buGnsfss,
fill canfot rs the frong inclination feel tell you that
am alive and well more in Old England; ormeryI
loved the country and people, but both appear odous
TO mel their eoxdu towards the Americans horrd cru
ell and deteifabe they call you all thieves pirates and re-
bells Tor which in return make icruPle to call them
khave' feoundes, and fpritlefs Dave. Every day am
IN the mott furious quaues in vndeation Of America tha.
ever you faw-l with to God that you had few more
friends in this city-l hal through my jealous attach
ment loe ofendanger my election but matter they.
already ery no Atricdn-no bill of riehts-nan My ac-
quaintanee FAY am too warm but d. you tell me, my
friend, who that is made up Of American heh and blood
can t calm and competed hear his native country with
his GsaTe connexions eliminated, beed and reprobated
Mo- BY Heaven and sarth, fRear never will flently
pot up with iueh i'll uiags while have breath to Peak o.
hands to fight.
am juft returned from London Itis viii degree
OF peaiue, can allure YOU many Of the great men are
afhames OF what they have done feiouy drea1ng the az
location and reientment of the Vrginans in particular
the revenue arsg from the duties on tobacco is moytrageS
and F1 70 bey expectations would make glorious coni
fon among their high mghtnefIes.
" When left America, recommended moderation
but with concern find fba conduit will rot do-Refent
ment mutt thew tef for our mnihers win themleive.
well oft. FTmns on the part of the Americans viii
infue them the victory, is the crs, the important
eris, ofyour whole Ives--yeu can fs 11kg BY patr-
otto fand--you may pain eve,y fbisg.
The people of this country funk in luxury, and
with only to get their hands into the pures of Americans 60
uPport them in tthey totally Indifferent about ber;y
and loft every lene Of honour or virtue open corruption
is cennyed at and approved; oppeon, black as he'll dar
kens the annals of the Prent times and Britons fem
happy in their iupine folly and boie vsGdiase.
II once the Americans lubmit, foIefee train of
evils, ready to light upon them Taxes, impohons and
opPreiions, without moderation or eAd. Now is the sp
pointed time to Rrugge like Ior your dear inheritance
and there be doub: but Providence and neo sa,
Aaaeaf, will do you ample uftee. viii weary Heaven
with my prayers for your luceeE.My ineere good wes
attend you, and all the ref Of my worthy counfymen in
Philadelphia .,
We are informed by a gentleman from Wincheaer in
Virginia, that the Inhabitants have eneIedint aociatony
to dIccuntenance all butchers other peflors who a
Pefume to kill er for le eeP of any fort after the
10th Of lat month.