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X?UMBER 3 i0.
-CAROLINA G! A Z EWE,
(August 221777, , 1
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With, the lateft ADVICES, Foreign
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and Domestic.
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SEMPER PRO LIBERT ATE, ET BONO PUBLICO. -
I I .: . -r 1 -j rv,l.:' want of oatriotifm and. virtue, and bafe ingratitude, maybe
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From the Mary land journal, and Baltimore urgey anft the one . but againft the. other, I wan language
i ! Advertifcr. to ;;xDrcfs their crime;, liofHo every fenfe of; virtue 1 and duty:
T U PFOPLE cf MARYLAND. j : to '.heir country and poftrity,- they almolt fink beneath the dig-
place between your two branches of legifla- Since th eh ate aft to panifli treafon, mifprifion of treafen,
f . .r:' pnlirv. r ne- and certain mifdemeanors. azainft the PovernmentU the tones
r 1-.. ISm;- rmiTa'nnn. it remains in this ftatemav be ranked under two dalles. The firft artfelly,
with you to determine in ravpur or
the o ic or the ether. Boih branches ordi
nate from you, and from you alone aenve
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all their authority. You; are their cnn(l:tantf. The Senate
U-etHc mtdicli. and the Houfe of Delegates the mmeJiate.ry.
1 - c i- TKv ar boih eauallv bound to
nrefen'tatives of the people. ; They areDom equa ry oounu ,u
fpeak your opinion, and to carry your will, when
ixecu ion. Each branch cfyour legiflattue is, end ought to Le
Pcrfedly free and independent of each ether ; both ought o be
Aibia k and dependent on you. A great contrariety of opi
iioi has happened between your Senate and the Houle ofi Dc
relive to the tender of a ,teft of fidelity to the difjf
ftled, theccnfeqnencei'ofa refufal to take it, and what penal
:ty ought to be inriided on thofc who have delerted their country
and fcrd to Britain. I j , . , , ...
t The fcn.ue have twice refufed their afTcnt to .ftabhfh anytet
nfal!?Viiace ih this ftare, and at the Ialt Iciiicn reja tne on,,
intituled. cafcr iht bttttr fcaritj cftbt government, witnuuc
S' ng any reai n. or-tTTcir negltive. our delegates have
A.I h .v' ini,r rnr ftdsration. and made their appeal
itin l nrn, rnr ljiii wvr v - - ,
the of the law : thev conferrn their lab
ile conduct agreeable to it, and are legally whigs ; they remain
the fame infidious enemies as before ; with their poi.fpnous doc-
trines they taint and corrupt the principles of pur people ; th.ey
pretend a fekr of our facceis, and attempt: to prove theimpoffi.
bility of it; ( by niagn:ryingthe. Wealth nd power ;f Britain.:
They drratl a foreign aUiance, - arid whifpe'r'hat aid frfoto France
or Spain may end in our cfeltrulion. TKey pair t, in the ftrongeft
colours, ourfformer happinefs from pur connection with Britain ;
they deprecate and lament our prefent Wants as intolerable, and
defcribe the hardthips we now fuffer as miferies to endure for
ever.- They originally depreciated' our currency ; they continue
the practice, and juliify tneir conduct by the avaricej of others,
which they ;fir(l inipired. Theyjincreafed'our diftrejr, by fore
lalling and'engrcfiing the conveniencies and rtecefTaties of life.
They aUrrri and terrify our people by their daily: lies of battles
; never fodhtV and victories never gained . The warns to have
a long continuance; an4 the taxes for it Ifupport wjll be enor
mous".. Our independency; may produce endkfs-w.irs" among
ouxfelves; and with them a certain lofs of liberty is! to be.fuj
tained'frcm our foreign foes, from ah apprehenfion that imagi
nary evils will flow from internal . divilions. : Ever bafe art;
whi h can be executed with impunity, is daily practifed by
them. Eirery Ita:e has fatally experienced -their hyplkrify and
duplicity; their bafenefs, falfehood, ahd treachery. rYbur ob
lervation will furhilh more inftances of their ingenuity to injure
fc-.;lr-, !'.. A ,ki :n C'..At rK;-K finai from thpir ronduf): and
UU1 VAU1C. dliU.llib 111 .llfck.v r..i.. jiu" ..w... ...v.. ,T
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:fo ynu. It t. therefore your ty to approve the one;
? demn the o-her. Your cieanon aionc tan .u, ,
rencei. and the fooner it is declared the better Arguments, by
tway of meflagel between the; two homes, w.U only increase tne
breach. Bofh are ri.etted in their opinion. Jea.oufy,. fufpiti
Ion, and animofity, may arife be:wetn them, to the gnet ol the
; friends, and the joy or aA.. ;na,n their rplitivrs and dependents, andheir weak
r'AnTHpr fhprefore maturely tne lUDivLj, piuiiuuiiwv TTk. y- . -. , , . .
fZ fjtadn ' rrithfirmne6i our0p:nicn, and be. UToied nd ignorant neighbonrsi than .1 am acquainted wifh,; or caa
f " . Z -.Kprfiillv acauielct: in vour determination. enumerates. - u r 5 , -1
i ' t cih county produces forlc The feebnd dais, of theie milcreants are tWe who
? le ffVATd to the independency of this Hate, and its pre- ' affected the reputation of the moderate men. and may Wic dif-
pcifonsdiUffea d tothe at a few are to-be found, tinguifhed. under the char acter the neutrah. Unde' the garb
t fek govejnment K i ; alio tru;n refiJence amobt Cf moderation. theV iniformly oppofed every, meafuri as too u
not only mimical 10 . .7. : B4.T. -r. v,c inl , thpir nninion thcv elteemed more wife than the general
fenfe of Amrica. Folly and impudence in the extrejme ! If by
moderation they-had meant deliberate prudent, wife and firm
meafures'l and had only oppofed injudicious, hafty and ralh coh
dudi I mould riot duly have approved,' but have ceafed fo
heartily tD defpifa their allumed charafter. " In truth j this cha
racter was fabricated by knaves, vadobted, by the bmid; and
t on f"u 4"'7;V ;:jh in Ma viand others fled to it as a1 pafT.d as current among fools. After the declaration otfie
tiemjdrew their Qtu -batji in Ma ylana ehdencvi the men of this call joined themielves to e neutrals.
land pi retoce, ana ui? :; . . , . . . . c u.r- ,k;.a iAir fnr a mairfJ Who oro-
T. firfi ofhees in government. wc j"ui y-"- - j . J'! - n,i
"'uvtiM. - . . . a 1 e : a 1 rrr,- .rir f - hie mnnfrv:- tn rpmam neat
us isldancerous to the ftatel To our internal foesare wc in
debted, ia a great meafure,; for the prclcnt war, the immenfe
excenc- incurred, and the devaluation .avage, and .rum,. luf
edl bVuTin ponlequcnce of it. My foul glo.s-with the
warmU refentment againtlur wicked, perfidious, arid crue
a nnr in a 11 viuaiwi - v - j -
r. 1 . .1 r ! :nt-r- 1 fj-rrft pnpiriies. Some O
tion
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arnucnirt x - - . - . . . 1 r rr l- cir . r;j u : ' mnn npnw,- tn tana
, I e .-Za m" 'n AlCcrx mimtelv beltowcd on torcigners. j relies nimieir a iricnu iu ma wuuj,- r iV . v
l 3 ri o the Englifh afdiScbtim an indifferent fpeftator, while is countrymen .and he fr.ends
an fn hPPointmcn office, and the emoluments of of liberty, are compelled, by brutal force, to cpntad for h.
See A MnatWe traitor i, a villain of the blackeft hue, deareft right, of human nature,; meanly, infamouny hoping to
' 1 . r.r'ln, them 1 he Enu lifli have avowed their intentions 3 aoiojuic, uhwuui wu-iuu..r
iftT:" fe- . L. The llinr, chains' of conqueit, or the glorioti fcedom of
. - ... . . j. .. .. , .iinr nfu;?r. Our caule is coilimoa :
we' are all equally-
;rties and prOpet-
bv robbers. Not
ArfrrtA z. tr Betrav. At fuch a moment,
r'pmtm filent or inaaive. The Id Grecian J
honeft man
law, which
U national rt&abn is not intended. The, cbjervotien is true in to del
'' trt Jfj SSain neuter, in their avUditio, wa.
Maxell, W.Cr. fwxw, - -V -" - " lfa aad'E0Ii,;c. The man. who by his neutrality deferM
V. cni.vVlr7in ,h. (i,n to hi, coMUtryf - I confider everyyan a? ene
rif end confidence.