M A G A 7 T M K: ; , : 'tf
The North-Carolim
fuitable to the Occafion. He was rowed on board
-the Ship Xing' of PruJJtn, James Robinf0nCw
mander, by Terr Freeholders of the White-Oak
Company, mlthejrBarge,.they attending on Pur
pofe; infhort, the Refpeft chat was paid to this
great and truly delerving Patriot, can hardly be fet
forth, nor the Joys (hewn on theOccafion, be ex-
preis at 1 c 1 s to oe noped he w ill perfeft the great
vernment pat-tinder the Cr(leaving the Peo
pie in the Enjoyment of the prefent Privileges,)'
"wiiuuui inc inicrvencion or tnerrDpnetaries, and
th iir deteftable private Inftruftions to their Go- -vernors
from which fo much Difturbance and Dif
traftion hath arifen of late, aa well as heretofore.
Fruftrate fuch Hypocrites,
ruriKiin, on 1 nee we nx,
GOD Save us all.
Thy Knowledge rich in Storey
On'-tnnfylvania pour,
':ou"'t Bleffing :
Long to defend our Laws,
Stjll gj ve us grea tr Caufc :
To fing with Heart andoice
HjSORQ-E. 2d FR ANKLIN.
King
in this City and Province
Ten Members of Aflembly, chiefly Juflices, (one
the Chief Juftice) under, and Dependants on the
Proprietaries, (which is all the Men they can muf:
ter in the Houfe,) on B. Fs being propofed an
Agent, drew up ai Proteftr which the Houfe re
fufed to enter on their Minutes ; upon which they'
publiWdi
7XU W,H not,-its no Mat-
: iu, i iicitni iiiuuic you tne rnucn applauded If
Remarks of the (aid B ; F. Efq ; on Zte id Pro t eft
it the faid Proteli is fully anfwered, by undeniable
Truths : He alfo goes Home on.Account of feve
ra) other Provinces,, and Jhierica in 'generab re-
lpctunguicaie lcts-orarliamenrpafs'dfTelar
tive to tae (hipping Lumber tojreland; and laying
Duties on Goods imported, as alfo, refpefting
the Paper Currency Ad ; from which tis hoped,
and not improbable, that by his great Influence and'
Abilities, Jforae Relief will be obtained ; whether
or not, it is fitisfaftory to know, that a Man is
gone Home, who will neitherfpare Labour nor
Pains, but with the cIoieftAonlieaii a..
prefs this important Matter, as well as that felaiive
IU lilt
GOD Save great GEORGE our
Profper Agent Franklin r::7v'
v Grant him Succefs :
; :1 GOD Save our Gracious ing,
: Ffom whom all Bleffings fpring,
r Our Wrongs redrefs.
"'.- ------ r ' . .
RE AIJ-RKS on a lateProteJl agalnft ibt
this Brovincen
Pieces that have been written againft mc ; and
tno this raoer. called a PnrtCT .v r. j
by fome refpeaable Names, I was, . neverthe
Jefs, inclined to treat it with tbe fame Indiffe
rence j but as the Aflembly is therein renewed
on upon my Account, jr is thought more my
iJuty to make fome Remarks upon ' -
1 w"u,a nr,t obierve then, that this Mode o
tne JVIinoritv wtrh ji ftrJn. c
...... w mv ,v
T).
1 ruieiwir ov
Keatons againft the Procemcrc mTVt hfi:
nty of the Houfe of Aflembly,: h quite nevy
among us j the- prefent ia the fecond we have
n ? ?f the kind-antl-both - within a-fcy-
a- o . l tt ; --,"-""6 " in- - """" uuMiown to tne rractice of the
J. Po,nts. he Houfc adjourned for fome - Houfe of Commons, or : of any Houf?0f iS!
and feems an affeaed-Imitation of the . Lords
Ja"P H'?n?.cmv-Wh,ch can by no Means become
Afterappointing-himr7andfecurine- all the in-
their new Allies, feeing all their Lihnnr-
lateEleftion loft, and their great Inability, have
been very quiet, and Jeft ofFabufing (fave in the
Proteft the Charafter of one of the befl and great
eft Men of America, as well as clamouring againft
the Aflembly, nptwithftanding their continued Zeal
and Determination to obtain Redrefs from Propria
t ary 1 pj u luce I am; &c.
at CHESTER.
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- - Yhe rj'NT B EM fuhg
Scatter our Enemies.
And make them : fall. "
Confound tHeir"Politicksf ;
AiTembly-men of America. Hence appears
Houfe refufed the Proteft an Entry on their
Minutes. The Proteftors know that the v are
not, by any Cuftom or Ufage, intitled to fuch
anKn try, and that the Praice here i"s . not "on
ly ufelefs in itfelf, but would be highly incon-
-iu iuc-iiuuieiinceit would probablv
be thought necefTarv fnr fW At:::... .1
. . . " 'J w lv-JMiy alio to
enter the.r Reafons, to juftify thenifelves to
their Xonftituentsiwhereby the -Minutes
would be incumbered, and.the Puhlic.Rnfinpry
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