Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-12

cember and before the first day o
February next, the same ought forthwith
= at the election Of the owner, to be eithe
reshipped or delivered up 10 the commit
tee of the county or town wherein they
shall be imported, to be stored a
the risk OF the importer, unit
the non importation agreement shal
cease, or be sold under the direction
of the Committee aforesaid ; and In the
) last mentioned case, the owner or owner'
of such goods, shall be reimbursed (out o.
the salesl the first cost, and charges, the
profit, il any, to be applied towards re-
lieving and employing such poor inhabi'
tants OF the town of Boston, as are i'm
mediate sufferers by the Boston Port
, Bill and a particular account OF all
goods so returned, stored or sold, TO DC
inserted In the public papers and II any
goods or merchandise shall De imported
after the said first day Of February, the
same ought forthwith to be sent back
again, without breaking any OF the pack
ages thereof
Z Eleventh. That a committee be chosen
In every county, city and town, by those
/ who are qalifed to vote for Representa-
/ tives in the Legislature, whose business
it shall be attentiveiy to observe the
conduct of all persons touching
/ this association; and when it shall
be made to appear 10 the satisfaction OF
7 q msjority OF any such Committee, that
/ any person within the limits OF tbeF apN
F, pOintment has violated this association,
I that such majority do forthwith cause
the truth of the case to he published IN
the Gazette, to the end that all such foes
to the rights of British America may be
publicly known, and universally con
temned as the enemies Of American lib
erty: and thenceforth we respectively
will break off all dealings with him or
her.
TUeIfth. That the Committee Of Cor
respondence in the respective Colonies
de frequently inspect the entries OF their
Custom houses, and inform each other
from time to time of the true state
thereof, and of every other material cir
cumstance that may occur relative to
this association.
Thirteenth. That all manufactures Of
this country be sold at reasonable prices
so that no undue advantage be taken Of .
future scarcity of goods.
fourteenth. And we do further agree
and resolve, that we will have no trade,
commerce, dealings or intercourse what
ever, with any colon. or province, in
North America, which shall not accede
to, or which shall hereafter violate this
association, but will hold them as un-
worthy of the rights Of freemeDr and
as inimical to the liberties of their coun-
try.
And we do solemnly bind ourselves
and our constituents, uKder the ties afOre-
said, to adhere to this association until
such parts OF the several acts of Parlia-
ment passed since the close Of the last
war, SIS impose or continue duties on
tea, wine, molasses, syrups, p&neles.
coffee, sugar, piemento, indigo, for
eign paper, glass, and painters colors,
imported into America, and extend the
powers of the Admiralty Courts beyend
their ancient limits, deprive the Ameri-
can subject Of trial by jury, authorize the
Judges certific ate to indemnify the pros
cution from damages, that he might 9TH
erWise be liable 10 from & trial by his
peers, require oppressive security from a
clzimantOf ships or goods seized, before he
shall be allowed 10 defend his propery,
are Tepealed-Aud until that part OF the
act Of the u g. g. ch. 24, entitled An act
for the better securing his Majesty's dock |
yards, magazines, ships, ammunition and |
sJoTes,h by which, any person, charged !
with committing any OF the offences |
therein described, Ia America, may be |
tried in any shire or county within the |
realm, Is repealed-And until the four |
acts passed in the last session OF |
Parliament, viz: that for stopping the |
port and blocking up the bsrDor |
of Boston; that for altering the charter |
and government of the Massachusetts |
Bay; and that which is entitled, IAN /
act for the better administration OF
Justice, &C." and that " For extending |
the limits Of Quebec. &c." are repealed. |
a 20, al
ventious, and to committees in the re-
spective colonies, to establish such fur
ther regulations as they may think proper
for carrying into execution this AssO-
citation.
The foregoing Association, being de-
upon by the Congress, was or
derei to be subscribed by the several
mem bers thereof; and thereupOn We have
hereunto set our respective names ac-
cordingly.
In Congress, Philadelphia, October 20,
IVA
Ne,O Hampshire-John Sullivan, Ma
thaniel Folsom.
Massachusetts Bdy-Thonas Cush.
ing, Samuel Adams, John Adams, Robt.
Treat Paine.
Rhode Island and Providence Raata-
ton Step. Hopkins, Sam. Ward.
CONNECTICUT. - Ellpnt. OJeIi IoBtI
Sherman, gilss Deans.
Net0 Y6rk.-Jas. Duane, Isaac Low,
John Alsup, John jay, VIM. FloyG,
Henry Wisner, S. Boerum, Phil. Living
5tOn.
NelU Jersey.-Wit Livington, Step'n
Crane, R3ch'd Smith, It. Kinny, john
DeRsrt.
IennsylVanid John Dickinson, Jos.
Galloway. e Biddle. Chas. Humphreys,
John Morton, Thos. Miffiin.
Deia1UGrc.-Thos. Mexican, Geo. Read.
Ad7ylGnd.-Aiat. Tilghman, Thos.
johnson, jr.,sWm. Pacs, Samuel Chase
Virginia. Richard Henry Lee, g.
Benz. Harrison, Richard
Bland.
North CIro2iHa.-R'd Caswel, VIM.
Hooper, Joseph Hewes.
Henry Middleton, Christ. Gadsden,
Thos. Lynch, J. Rutledge, Edward Rut
ledge