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[From a correJpondt?H.~\By fevera! hints in lare Bofton papers, it appears that a branch of the monarchical and ariftocratic faction in that tow n, exerted themfelves to excite the le'T.ngs of the ignorant “in favor of a perjured king.— The beheading of Benedict Arnold, that noted and known traitor, would without doubt touch the feelings of a few paper-made nabob, am n^ft us, w ho would fell their country’s liberties for a funding Jyj-tem“ It was very pleafing (fays the BoAon gazette) to fee,at the moment that the mourners of Louis entered liberty fquare, the true fpirit of liberty in a great number of citizens who broke down the barren head and jaws of defpotifm, with the gilded horns of monarchy from a pole lately erected, and tumbled them, together with the trunk of Louis, intothedock of oblivion, there to remain forever ; and then eleanfed the air, that had been contaminated by tlie palling of the dead trunk of monarchy, with a liberty difchargeof cannon acd three equal huzzas !”We hear from Bollon that tlie choice for federal r«*prefentative from that Itate lies between Bejamin Audit) and Samuel Ho!ten Efquires.
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Philadelphia National Gazette
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Apr 10, 1793
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