Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-11

the burgesses havestepped forward
10 protect him. The House guess
ed well Of the temper against your
Lordship in England. whom they
stood up SO hardly, last month, in
favor OF Captain Coode. after your
your Lordship had commanded his
expulsion. Il vas an insoIent con.
tunacy. 2
I'm truth. we have never had
peace in theprovince. said another,
since FeudalI was allowed ID return
from his baniahment. That man hath
set on hotter, but not subtler spirits
than his own. BE hes aquiet oraftI.
ness which never sleeps nor loses
sight Of bis purpose 81 disturbance. =
Alasl" said the proprietary, he
lacked not material 10 work with.
The burgesses have been disadected
ever sincemy father ) death. know
not ID what point Of kindness / have
erred towards them. God knows I
would cherish Affection, not III will.
Ny aim has ever been to do Justice
to all men.
Justice s not their aim, my Lord. =
Iexclaimed Talbot. "Oh. this zeal
for church Is pretty weaponI and
honest Captain Coodo dainty cham.
plon % handle III | would Gus the
spars from that fowl, ii / did II with
a cleaverl''
He Is but . fool 10 the hands Of
bis betters." interposed DarnalI.
This discomfort has broad base.
There are many in tbs province
who. II they will not take an open
part against us. will be slow 10 re-
buke an outbreak many who will
counsel 10 secret who dare noishow
their faces TO the sun. .
These men have power 70 do Us
much harm. said Lord BaltImore;
and would entreat you gentlemen,
consider. how. by concession 10 a
moderate point, which may comport
with our honor. We may allay thess
irritations. Leaving THAT question
for your future adyisement, ask
your attention 10 the letters. The
King has commanded for IL Is scarce
less than M mandate. .
Your Lordship," said Talbott,
sascastscsliv, las ssll5H aEdsr bis
majesty 5 disiavor. You have doubt.
less, failed sbmewhat In your cour.
tesles 70 NelI Gwynn, Or the gay
Duchess; or have been wanting ia
some observance Of respect 10 old
Tom Killlgrew, she King 8 fool. His
majestic is not won't 10 look so mar.
rowly into state affairs.
Hold Talbot interrupted the
Proprietary. Il would not have you
speak sIiRhslngiy Of tho King. He
has been friendly 10 mo. aud I will
not forget H. Though this mandate
come IN bis name. King Charles, /
apprehend. knows but little Of The
matter. He has an easy Conscience
for an lnportunate sutton. Oh. II
grieyes mo 10 the heart. after ell my
fathers care for the province and
surely mine has been no less--it
grieves me 70 SEQ this Maynard for
tune coming over our hopes like q
chill winter. when we looked for
springtide. with It's happy and cheer
full promises. am not TO be envied
for my prerogatlvs. Here 10 this
new world, | have made my bed.
whore ! had no wish but 10 lie in IL
quietly: ithas become a bad Of thorns,
and cannot bring rest 10 me, until I
am mingled with It's duat. Well,
since rebellion is the order Of the
times, ! must cen myself turn rebel
now against this order. !"
wherein might II be obeyed, my
LDrd7" asked Darnall. You have
already given ell the rights Of con-
science which the freemen could ask
aud tho demand now Is that yonsur-
render your own. What servant
would your I.ordship dlsplace2 Look
around you: Is Anthony Warden so
incapable. or so hurtfnl To your SER
vice, that you might find plea to
dismiss him2''
There is no better man in the
province than Anthony Warden, Z
replIedthe Proprietary with warmth
"a just man; q good man Ia whatever
duty you scan him; 40 upright. faith
ful servant to bis post. Ny Lords
the Ministry would nos and could
NJ tthey knew him, ask me 10 re.
movh That man. viii write letters
back to demonstrate against this
Injustice"
And say you will not displace
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