The NortKCafolina . ,.-... .. .r .'. l..; : . - -, ., . v.. MAG A Z I N E, ' for 164. ,220 It is known, Sir, to the Perfons who propof ed,me,that I was firltchofen againft In clination,, and againft my Entreaties that J. : might be differed to remain a private Man. In none of the. 14 Elections you mention, didrl ever appear as a Qandidate; I never did, di reUy or indire31y, folieit any Man's Vote. crimen. ; 1 wag ahfipnf ' rpfiHmrv m P..i!i. r. .1. r r . . : ' 7, r: - v -B,ailu A uiucncis-cney inru e into a Writer ' and who auiing all 1 irn fecret and open delicate ExprelTiDris" they produce ' The Dif- " had affured him of his having received In- r 1 - , " ... mutuons irom tne rropnetanes, to give his Affent to the Taxation of their Eftates, in " the a Manner that the Ettates of other " Perfons are to be taxed $ and alfo to confirm ." for the public Ufe, the feveral Sauares for- -"--"o :-- v -c r"' v uwi umiuie iAurenuns tney produce ' 1 he Uif- Aitacksjpon my grader and Reputation putc between the Proprietaries and us was ; ij. . . -r...w.. j,uiv unwccii me i ioprieianes ana-us was were inceffant and yet you gained no about the Quantum, the of their -Taxati- r" y".reay Gentlemen, on, and not about the Manner ; but now, you call it? A Moments Refleaion on the ing a partial Exemption of their Eftates, and Means by which it was obtained, muft make they are forced to fubmit to.an honeft Equality, youafhamed of.t. , , 'tis called to be taxed in , he r2l f' 'ry Uaf to the V?w.nvmcarry- r with the People :''-Their Jbf five public Squares in the Plan of the Citv. naa near rorty rears unjultly and. eizedanddetained .from us. 1 - nllhnnniirohlir inc the Poft-Office Ad more dulv into Execw tion, was made ufe of raafpat rant, as if I was increafih? mv own Profit. by Picking their Pockets in oppoiine; the Murderers, and tiouoiiinp ihe them (in f..t t . x , a . 0 vw , - .-In...b.v 'v,u, AiM viuci iu iiiin mem- into Liots ) and Authoruy.of Govcrnment,-and even my-Hu-" their Officers-to fel manitv, with recard to the innocent InAinnt rf.i.. h.j . n ' . . ' . , , , . - j - kMvu vxiaxvk,o ivj jwji ii uart or inem ; tnis tneir man.ty, with regard to the innocent Indians Difgorging is foftly called confirming them for under our rrntcctmn wprp mnftr ..li: rt- r. . . . rrr V uu,u,B luCHuuuc vie ; ana lniteaa ot the plain Words my Uttences, to itir up aeainlt me thofe re i. frwh, u r. l. .1. r r . D. , . c xi o r-r"-""fl r""'vs'v tuuicvuy, oy cne nnt rropne- eioiis Bigots, who are of all SavaaeiTthp 'mnfl- brutifli. Add to this the numberlefs Falfhoods prppagatedEruth procured among the wretched Rabble brought to fwear themfdves intitled to a Vote ; and yet lb foot a Superiority Expence of Honour and Confcience ! Can this,: G en 1 1 em e n , b e Matter 1 of Triu mph ! Enjoy it then. Your Exultation, . hdwever73vasj aiiui i uui aiuuus u u nor nrevai pvprv urnv .1. . . , , , ;hv 7 R iviuivmw 1 , mat precious Mo- where ; nor your double Hckets and wholement !-why was it fo long delayed ? Why BoxeSot.torged Votes A great Majority of were thofe healing Inftruafons fo long with the new chofen Affembly were of the old held and concealed from the People f They Members, .. and remain uncorrupted. They were, it feems, brought over by Mr. J1 J. itill ltand farm for the Peorjle. and wi 'nMim tav"zii: .. . . i t . . : taryL. their Father, we have the cautious pret- ,VP n tormerly claimed by the ty'" Yes, not only formerly, but always claimed, ever fince they were promt fed and to encourage the Settlers, and "ever will be vA7Wi till we are put in aftual PofTeffion of them. JTis pleafant, however, to fee how lightly and tenderly ,ypu trip over thefe Mat ters, .as -if you-trod upon Eggs. But that r a- r p . - r . . -"vc-was rcceiveo oy various tiands Juftice from the Propnetanes. Burwhat that avail to vnn whn arp in fh PrnniUn' P i. . r ... that avail to vou who are in the lntereft ? And what Comfort can it attorn vmi when by the Aflemblv's choice of an Aapn Man, (notwithftanding all your yenemousTn. vedlives agajnlt him Y Hill retains fo great a snare ot tne rupuc vontiaence f , But this tteo, vou fav. frives von tK more lively Affl,a,on,, as ,t is tajcen at the . ProprietarieS,had,velted him-witlf, might r ropnetaries, from which ?reat Hnnpc Wert entertained of ; an Accommodation. Why was the Bringing and Delivery of fuch Orders fo long denied The Reafon is eafily under ftood. Meffieurs Barclays Frient's to both Proprietaries and People, wifhed' for- that :Gentle'man?8-haD0Vrrivalh6ninp-hi7r encfj added to the and Commiffiom the Wry w prove cffeau in-reftori Harmony and ; ' - 7 - "1W VJVywiliWA , . id"4"tJL inQns-iDur tleem K.i s 1 r -- 4 -41- ... i; i. . i .' " i. : t. if' ij'Jr w ::(: 'in -ill 1 -if; ; 1 it l'!-;R' tip Mi -f.v.; ' 1 i'ili -ft'1

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