The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-08
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Tire PROP II z Tsdf5yJeafi round t5e CosucI Ias,1d
.~rr,,a a., r.srafifs bays NOT bhbe}to ,,,,b;,e
49, - .,,s ..hoLny, Tbadey morning balraEey
n InI - .JarkNo1 Jsayd thirteen boar, q, ~, T.
% ;a;' VIC zfS9ye 'iVer 10 Temples t1yr,gob
., - 80. ofr, 7t saf0f6e Pozodrv-boEk on Quarry
[se. - b0H gd, 70besee thy baVe saien 60 bs
a. H., 500 ,bey ar' s 7o%0t ce bne, ard eayried
'oe1 - - hcnt ro m this corps to Cambdse an
ma M 81 field tPeee, which had lately been enr ther
- a. % Atties rgt nent. The preparation for this curl
~. ton, cauied mueh Ejaculation, iome who wer
.,5 governor ga out thai he had fyorn the COM
an Salem fhduld recognize OF be mproned nav
lid put Dol rd the Scarborough and tent to Englan,
80 49, 18th. The COMMITTEE OF Bottom ient of an cxpre6
on Wed4eiday evening, TO advilc their brethren
rr I Salem of WHAT they aPprebended coming agana
~ m who rece Jed their melase with great poitene and
urned aniw4, purpuns their readiness receive any
tack they might be expelled to for acting purfuance
the laws and intet OF their country, became men
one ne From heie evera hottie appearances the county of
Mddeex tookthe ala ~ and on Ihuriday evening began
TO collect in a bodies with their arms poyions a-
ynunition, dee hning by iome give check to
- power which aopeny threatened their defrueon and in
ich CandeVie manner robbed them Of the means of
S their defence. Friday morning ome thouiands of
them had adylced to Cambridge armed only with fcks
as they had II their IRE arms Sec. fame dfancc behnd
them. Soniindeed had collected on Thurday evening
9 and furrounh the attorney generals houie, who is alto
Judge of dfity on the plan for Noya-Seoa and
sne being proyoF by the firing OF piao from a window,
(they broke ne gai, but did litte mitchell. The
& company hfyer concerned in this noRy boys and
WIZ WIZ negroes Wjioon diipened.
Mhe. On psking the concourf. Friday moraing the H
Nc s eommi,ef Cambridge tent expe Charleown, who
nc FL onmund the intelligence Bottom, and their epec
VIC" i've connie proceeded Cambridge without delay.--
A,oV When JHa OF the Bottom Committee up they II
found thouland Of people attended round the court
houfe FPS, and Judge Danforth fandng upon them, II
fpe4kko the body, declaring in ubance, that having
now fed very advanced age, and ipent greater
part thc evce OF the public, was great modification II
q to hto find arp lately taken by him dfagecable
. his bnuy, in which, he coneentOufy had meanea
q iervhem, but finding their general enie aganf his hold
inr Feat the council board Oh the etabhment, ne
\ ada them that he had reigned ad office, and would
y ned heneeforh accept ACT any office ncOnfaent with
thEarter rights OF MS country and in confirmation OF
iecaraton, he delivered the following certificate drawn II
, Wy hmtf and igned with his hand, viz. II
LTH0UG / have this day made opea de- II
~ a caraton great coneourle Of people who alem-
hl Las Cambridge, that had sned my feat at the
cibard for the further latisfeon of all, DO hereby II
dcc under my hand that uch relsnasiOn has actually II
be- madc and that it my full purpoe not to be any II
wakoncerned member of the council, at any time
hitter. S. DANFoRTH. II
Sep I'd, I774. AnHe Coey, Atfgf. N. cUDWoRTH.
Jhge Lee alto the court houe aeps, and delV- n
eredhs nind the body in fnlr to hole uied by II
Jude DanOh, and delivered the following declaration II
40 drawn up and Ggned BY him, viz. II
~~sY Cambridge, i'd Sept. 1874. II
IA great numbers of the inhabitants of the county II
into this town. lince my atsfying toe who II
me only by declaration, but by reading to them
What wrote the Cove. my resignation, and be-
ing deous give the whole county and province full Salts
feat in the eontuteI Couac, and my determination II
s~->to give further attendance. JOS. LEE. II
U5on this Vote called for TO ice the body was II
lasied with the declarations and rehgnatonS abovead II
y and paied in the Affirmative nen con. II |
II was then moved 70 know whether that body would IL
ipnE their adherence of mobs, riots and the detrueton
a private property paed in the affirmative, nem con- II
AZ Col Phps, the high 1eff of the county, then came
. 81. &c the committee OF body and complained that
90 a., "A been hardly poen of for the part ne had acted
a. IT, s;a.eng the powder in Charlefown magazine to the
GO WA - which, the committee eandidy eoniidered and re-
. 80 Nthe body, that it their opinion the high II
. y, Sss excuielbe he had acted in conformity to II
s 40" ao ae'n the commander in chief. Col PhiPs II
4, w. VIZ We following declaration By him iubc6ed II
=. In AqfqYer 10 the Honorable 5ady roU in II
:, D. HAl A. upon fbe Common, viz. II \
=, e. ieat me execute any PecPt that Gall be II
4, r. IS inc Conirute Aets fParIament for alter
h4y' and that whe Province of the Mailachuietts III
* unoer the new in the Venires that have ient II
C17i5rdg, Sbf. hmens. IN
Which was "a. DAVID PHIPS. n
About O'Clock his hold as fitisfaetory. II
nom Cambridge to Boiton,u Governor Oliver iet off II
rag of the true fate of ma,teinf,med Governor Gage II
Fn people, which, his honor the bufnef of the II
ans mad mob but the freeholdeie Admiral, not II
tie return IN two hours and confer he county, promng II
Sc own Geumtance, as proficient of with them. on his
oVers return ne came to the commipncl.. On MIR. II
nc nae delivered to the body in the mod fgnhed what
tne 0omnhiions OF Lieut. Governor, an, viz. that II
H. heu taeied together, he fhoudiden Of the III
ID =. his Maefys dlpeahre if h. reCJ btedv in II
North pfetended to hold the latter and no bJ er and II
the varS objection to his ENJOYING the place he d have
the moh onai' he begged he might not be prrd - onr-
He PeAnre at the infance of Jingle county, ar the II
nor to ner COUNCILLOR held the new elablhnror any II
yet be however, ta IN cafe the mind whole ming II