Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17

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tea should be sent back to the place from whence
IT came at all events, and that no duty should
be paid on it,"
"The only way to get rid Of IT," said
Young, lis to throw 1t overheard. The con-
signee asked for time to prepare their answer,
and "out of great tenderness" the body post
poned receiving it to the next morning.
Meanwhile the owner and master of the ship
were convened and forced to promise not to
land the tea A watch was also proposed
81" said Hancock, "will be one Of it, rath-
err than that there should be none.r And a
party of twenty-five persons under the orders
of Edward Proctor has its captain, was APP
pointed to guard the tea ship during the night.
After detailing further proceedings and the
arrival Of more tea ships, the narrative con-
cludes:
'On Saturday, the eleventh, Rotch, the
owner of the Dartmouth, is summoned before
the Boston committee with Samuel Adams in
the chair, and asked why he has not kept his
engagement, TO take his vessel and tea back
to London, within twenty days of its arrival
He pleaded that it was out of his power.
..rrl--hin must 90 >, yY,s ,he ansyer s.,ho
people of Boston and the neiqhboring towns
aoSoiu'eis ie4u,'e @na 'snA;' Il - and tbay bade
nun 'sA ioi q .ie"i4u'e anu pass, WIN proper
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ieau,ng nercnan'' 1 WOMB certainty SEND II
oAcN' hutchinson acquainted Admiral Mon
'ague WIN what was passing on when uie
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;no,op CHA, shonld tho ,,,,o ~ o,r .e,;r.