The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-02
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
JULY FOURTH, 1879.
' UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN

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dissolve the political bands which with
the Of the earth the separate and station to which the
that they should declare the which mpel them to the
hold truths s 3 5 & that all nss.S % ss 2 Bs anns aa
liberty the that secure these tha rights
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be changed for light and transient and accordingly all
right abohg which they accustomed
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their duty throw of And hs new do @ a e
necessity
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lutte tyranny over these states 10 prove % let facts be submitted 10 ~
wholesome and for the
He has forbidden governors pass
suspended utterly neglected attend them.
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He together and
aG x @ pb' records for the sole purpose
He has repeatedly opposing with manly
He refused long others be
the peop large for their state
all the dangers invasion from without and convusns within
He endavore population these statesfor that
obstucng others
hh and the conditions of appropriations Of
and h a has mas b G s n M alone for the tenure their
barass people and their substance.
He has times standing without the consent
military independent superior the civil
He combined with others subject jurisdiction foreign o. our
legislation.
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For cutting off rtradew ALI parts . the world
imposing IN Us without OIL
For transporting beyond seas tired tor pretended Offences
example and for introducing the absolute rule
taking aboHshng laws and altering
For suspsnng legislatures and declaring themselves invested with
declaring his protection and
coasts and destroyed
transporting large complete
the works of death desolaon already begun with
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rem s fall by hnd AMONG and ,.. to bring
frontiers Indian whose known rule
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whose thus which define
wanting British brethren We hav
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and settlement here We have appealed their native
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coon oemn declare
allegiance the British and that political connection between them
the of Great Bian and ought be- totally dissolved and that
and they have full levy conclude
aances establish
dent support declaration,
reliance the Divine Providence mutually pledge each
y our lives fortunes and dousac honor
ne the following members
ha JOHN HANCOCK.
NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW THOMAS STONE,
STOCKTON,
hh WILLIAM WHIPPLE, JOHN
y MATTHEW THORNTON FRANCIS HoPKNsoN, GEORGE WYTHE,
Au MASSACHUSETTS, BAY HART CHA HENRY
SAMUEL ADAMS ABRAHAM THOMAS JEFFERSON
JOHN ADAMS PENNSYLVANIA. BENJAM
ROBERT TREAT PAINE ROBERT MORRIS, NELSON Jr.
ELBRDGE BENJAM1 Rush. FRANo1s I1GHrFoor LEE
Il RHODE ISLAND BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CARTER BRAxToN.
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ELLERY CLYMER WILLIAM
DSt HEwEs
ROGER SHERMAN, GEORGE TAYLOR. JOHN PENN
WILLIAM Ross
Oliver Wo1coTT
IT'S CESAR RODNEY THOMAS LYNCH Jr,
NEW YORK REED ARTHUR
the WILLIAM FLOYD, M'KEAN. GEORGIA.
Burr GwI
FRANCIS CHASE Lyman HAIL.,