Angelic Hymn and Civil Discourse at Election
A postscript discusses peace through the Christmas hymn and urges restraint in political disputes. It praises a gentleman who declares “I am angry with no man,” and extols candor, humanity, and neighborhood benevolence in public life, urging voters to emulate such conduct during elections in Cornwall.
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Horace
Cornwall
Arfeot
New York
Mr. Willett
Petitioning Parliament on West India crisis discussed at Royal London Tavern
An immense West India Merchants and Planters meeting at the London Tavern agreed to petition Parliament over the America crisis. The motion outlined a petition with specific articles citing Congress resolutions, while opponents urged caution, arguing no current suffering existed yet. The debate led to the decision to present two resolves from Philadelphia and to push for parliamentary action without delay.
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Oondon
Yeterday
London
Beetfon Long
Fuller
West India Islands
American Congress
Philadelphia
America
West-India Islands
Congress
England
Willett
North American
Quebec
Galway
New York
de Laney
Diet
de Lancy
Edwards
A&s
Rrin
Atkinson
House of Commons
Alderman Turner
House of Commcens
House of Peers
Milborne Port
Leicester
Pochin
Leiceser
Cambridge
Severa
King’s College
Trinity
St. John’s
Caius
Magdalen
Jetpa
Sidney
Christ
Emanuel
Peterhause
Pembroke-hall
Queen’s
Catherine-hall
Bene’t
Clare-hall
Robert Barker
Queen’s College
Hicklin
Nottinghamshire
Boston
Rhode Island
Providence
Ah Gngiaiee
Birmingham
Faro
North America
Dolphin Inn
Britannia
Ball
South Carolina
Downs
Ward
Falmouth
Leadenhall Market
Murton
Whitechapel
al. As
Bedford
John Peck
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