The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

r. ~ M shs sfok' tIsn that 81 ierg prcceSc- fer
ihssirg h Masf, with ieghs,e YcVsrs. II the g. Of
hs Peof si heat cay under this exFe ent smother and
auosAef VIII be tried I'll tie esixe Of deipo,in BE- feaOp
~ouio nc an ni e0nn ienie, rc,srd that this ezi
ceptcn nsde n cd TO foe rs 70 that srea,
he trade which be iccevet two whaves
lone, muf Of necrry be tvnsiered to oe oher place 10
which il viii loon be followed by that Of the whsres.
Coide- in this light il would be nioIent and elusl
mockery, at TIE Imitation OF the Of hoGon.
BY tile act sSr The uppefon Of and iun,uts in the
town Vt Bofon raid so the Ian iefion Of parliament,
murder committed tie is if the governor pea!es, to BE-
tiled in ct King beach, The and Of Great Britain,
by jury Of Middeiex. The wi;nee too receipt Ut
iuch finn the governor Aa think IT cslonabc for them
eSPend, into eeognzanee to appear at ire
Trial. This is, in other words, taxing them tie amount
Of their reeOgnz4ner, that may be whatever COVER
nor peaies for who doss his macty think, can be pre-
vailed crcs the Atlantic for me oc pup0e Of bearing
evderce fact His expenoss be bone, indeed, as
they ha he eimated by governor bur who 70 ieei
the wife sn1 children whom he leaves behind, and who have
had other fubfience but his daily sbour hofs epIm
cal doders too, 10 terrible in oiegn climate, is the cure OF
them be emaed among the articles OF expense, and their
danger be warded off BY the almighty power Of Parliament
And the wechod criminal, If lie happen to have oended on
the American 6dc nppei OF his privilege Of trial by peers ~
his vnsge, removed oIn the place where alone f svdenS.
could be obtained, without money, oouhc friends without
excuacry proof is tried before adge predetermined TO con-
denim. The towards who would uffr eountyman TO be
torn from the bowels their ocey, in order to be thus Offer
ed cce parliamentary tyranny, would merit that ever
aIng infamy fixed the authors ofthe sd elaue
for maI pupo had been introduced into act paed IN
the Izh year hs msicys reign, entitled An ad kr the
better occurring ard preeying his mseys doekyad, maya
zines hps, ammunition and flores, aant which, mertnR
the fame centuries, the sveral colonies have aesdy Poteed
That theie ac OF power, alumed by body OF men,
foreign contributions, and unacknowedeed by our laws,
asanf which do, behalf Of the inhabitants of buih
America, this tolemn and determined protect and
thar do eaney his May yet the only media
tory power between levera ate Of the Brith empire to
recommend his parliament of GreatB,an the total Tevoca
ton Oftho acts, which however nugato they be, mayyet
prove the caue of further donens and eaoues among
That proceed eonder conduct of his mseity
holding the executive powers of the laws Of theic ates
and mark has devatOns from the line of DUTY. BY the
contribution Of O. eat Britain, well the feveTal American
Aa;e bis malefy poes the power of reung pals into
law any bill which has already pad the Other two branches
Of egature. His maey however, and his anceors, con-
fcious Of the imProPns Of oPPong their Jingle opinion 70
the united wdom the two houfe OF parliament, while their
proceedings undated BY ntererd principles, for eyeia
ages pf have modey declined the exsc ofths IN
that Fart Of his empire called Great BnaaBus by change
of cfcumsnces, other principles than thoie OF uice mP
have obtained influence tier d-termnarlons the adj
diton of stes the Bh empire has produced ad-
dton Of new, and fome.imes oppoe nteres Ii nov,
therefore, the geaie Office this msey, reume The ex-
erc of his negative power, and to prevent the pang Of
laws by any legaure Of the empire, which might bear
njuouly the rights and ineres of another Yet this
will execute the exeIeie Of this power, which we
have een his maeay practice the laws Of theAmeoan le-
arrc For the nao uAing eaons and fometmes tor no
conceivable eafon all, his majey has rejected laws OF the
mot alutary tendency. The abolition of domeitice aveiy
the gcare oea Of dcGe in thoie colonies, where it
unhappy introduced in their infant fate.But previous to
he enan, hment Of the aycs tsye is Deeeay to exc
eude all further importations from Africa yet ouEre
attempts to efef this By prohibitions, and by imzes
ties which might, prohibition, have been her
defeated by his majeays negatiyeThu preeung the I'M
mediate advantages Of few African eorar, to the ahng
intere of the American Rates, and the rights of human
nature deeply wounded by this Infamous pratce Nay the
Jingle inteTpoon of intereRed individually again law,
carcey known fail uooe, though in the OPP
ofte fcae placed the ntere Of The whole county.
That tbs is 70 ameal sbule Of power trued with his
maeayor other pupoies, If nos reformed, would call for
fome legal renneons. ITs bs essfirUsd.