The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-21

I'M pnue their exports aad imports there is prea, rcaion 70 e.
tnat nauc power, and the mott odious opprefon vii
10 Iic Triumphant over right juice, focal happiness, an
icy 5tn RESOLVED, scss. Tia, the deputies wb,
~ man Represent THIS colony IN the ccngre of American de-
n puse to &c held at Philadelphia, about the r Of Sep
nOer next are herebey nrutted, empowered; and direct
' Cd TO engage with majority Of the printpa colonies IN
ne gree for this cty upon hoh.mportation from C,e,,
Dntans or all goods, and erchandizes, ont the
act tor blocking the harbour of Bottom be repealed and
Amenean grievances be redreed ao to agree TO all
ucn other meaiufes ahe congref iha in their yon
N Judge adyaneiye ofhee great general ;tv -
: inc rights and privileges of America.
= otn' kEsoLvED, men, That this meeting will
aOae by obey and obieve all luch reioutons determine
, ano meaiues which the congress sforelaid al come
n'o ana areef or recommend be done for obtaining and
occurring the important ends mentioned In the froons
oueons. And that an engagement this effect be I'M
medatey entered into and fent the eongre to esnce
'ne, our TeAdneis and determination cooperate with
our Alter colonies, for the relief Of our ded brethren of
Doon' as well as tor the ccuy common rights and
privileges. 's"'' -'-
II 7tn' KEsoLvfp, mem. Thatit is the opinion of
TINS meeting that would be proper for every county in
soony' without delay to icnd two deputies, choien
oy the people, from the committees choen by them in
eacn county, to hold in conjunction with deputies for
s eiy and county, convention for the colony ION ada
20 DC aPpoined norder ee proper number of deputies
,o,ePeene the colony in the general eonge But that
the counties ial conceive this mode impracabe or in
ePeden they be equeed give their appreciation 70 the
oepues VINO ha be choen for this city and county, TO re-
Preient dhe colony in consres.
Sth. RESOLVED, That fabfeription mould Il
be let on foot for the relief of fue poor nhabi-
OF Do'on, as are, may be deprived Of the means of
uomancoy the operation of the act of parliament for ltop
Plng up the port of Bottom. The money which fa arie
nom uch iubicTpton to be laid out as the city committee
correspondence fha think will bcf anfwer the end pro.
9th. RESOLVED, rem. con. That the ci,y Commute. III
o. correspondence be, and they hereby nRruefed to u
tion. - sNesu-
oKDEEEp' That theic reioluOns be prn,edin the pub
TIC news papers of this city, and tranlned to the d.D II
counties IN this colony, and to the committee Of
dence for the neighbouring COLONY,
r, ~tss0-!''k, COzmttss-CbAmbty 1Ely 7tB, r7z4, II
Inc following Motion made by Mr.. Thurman. and II
~. g. leeeonded BY Mr.. M'Evers,
Mr. CHAIRMAH,
An advertisement appeared YeEeday in the following
Words, viz IN
ne enemies of the liberty Of America being nm Ri +
;hh eaed IN mlirePrefenng the attachment Of the II
-, OF TINS city to the common cau of this coun- II
% the neghbourng colonies, of czens tbnL II
u nshy neeeiary convene the good people of This M II
e1pc IN the fields, WedneIay next which will Be the II
o'n nant at o'clock in the evening where every friend II
uue interet OF this direed country, earnciy re- III
20 ATTEND ;---when of the utuif imuor II
communicated '' - "Ss'Ne"' WIN DC !
-, THURSDAY, 9Th July, 1874" II c
ne above Advertisement IS conserved in luch nyic and II
tc'm thar no peon Of the ccret could ina II
s Ho whence eould proceed; much ur ized her,s III r,
vas to Learn that member Of this cornm;tte. ,fsd III n
An 90 tne promoters Of the faid advertfement III ID
>si'e ME- chairman that individual whatever III d.
fY member OF this committee had right to call II d,
ens OF TINS city by anonymous much III -,
rs 60 exhibit Get of feoises calculated for n.rI n
~ no motion having ever bees made for reioyes IN
" 'nnit'ee and that reoves whatloeyer fhould III Fn
ase Oeen entered into until well seed % this cumsntree
70 neid up to the public for their confederation FL
ehrfeiofe move that this committee dfavow ali eh III FL
evidently calculated Throw an odium on th II Fin
'ee, and to create groundefs eaoues and lufDcon II Fra
.usf conduct as well dfunOn among our fellow i. ri,
Mr.. MDougan moved and was fesOndcd bv M. ne II -
nafd' that the previous queiioa be put ON M IT, IL e.;
Ah motion dflvowing of the PROCEEDINGS in tb III F,,i
80 on me 9th infant Carried in the negative Fe,y
,m3f'Def' Mr.. Lewis, Mr. p. v. B. Levinsaor II Ere.
ehAra Saes. Sears, Capt. Randall, Mr. Curreaius
nfan. '-"'S "A' Suii' Mr. fhk
Mr. Atop, Mr.. M'Esers, Mr.. PeeL,n,n Z. ia
Shape, Mr.. Young, Mr. Booth, Mr. Wallace. M II Ora,
MA c Nlr' Heei Mr.. Baehe Mr. Laeh Mr. Wal II Glib
Mr. Shaw, Mr. Coeet Mr.. Moore M. Ho45r.n II ca
Sherbrooke, Mr. Bayard, Mr. Ludlov. c.
az humans motion being chen put il was carried i, Ces
Affirmative. : "" 'sN " III SsA'
srnaiVes Mr. AloP, Mr.. hfEvcrs, Mr.. Beekrn,, Cot
sharpe, Mr.. Young, Mr.. Booth Mr.. Wa,ce M II T.rE
M ct t - - Hi naene Mr.. Laght, Mr.. Wal Gill,
nlr shaw, Mr.. Goeet, Mr. Moore Mr. Hoainao II Gard,
SherbrOoie, Mr.. Bavard, Mr. Ludlow. M. Rnl NJ Gnrn,
fen. A' Oui' W. Surnl
,r.,;... NJ Cfimi
n,r5 O., g -s VS. "I. r. v. b. Lexington, Mr.. Canns
ougall, Mr. Lott, Mr.. Halet '1'' 'Af' III.
Oised therefore, that fueh proceedings are evidently Hydo
,o,nI,.e -, az ouun On TINS committee, and to II Eun5r
IS do;or s A.u OF their conducts Hurry,
!. Is,.;s - ~.s 81 wi iciOw Citizens. Haeket
- l' was leconoed BY Mr.. curtenius II HaHiio
lt Of -foa. 70 sraw an1 report, without Hull,
- -; 20 DC PoPoed 10 the city, ex- ii Higgins
. elr ienie OF the Bottom Porr-A and our II Helm
,yh,, 49,. - S esh1ounng colonies as have de- Hender