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iectmen Of the several to.


OF the several plantations -a, i = and the i.


w. King, am 4 ~


VIM. Moody. Uses ! Jsd1.


George Thatcher, Jr.I S'sae .,s0 'chasos'
A. k. Paris, rrsPnen ThseI.%
James Bridge, Sao SSo LlneuIn
| David Payson, aI'ael I,I Snsa
John Chandler. w4an ~ LeE,s


VIM. ID. Williamson ''iea Pteslo


CoPr-RoBERT II.sInv


The foregoing Circular a., 7g
OF the advocates Of Separate ;s'''ses u -.
ures they have adopted i go ., ss
object. As this subiec, b.s L~se0'apb {.
anu fully discussed, and lbs a'' sesa . CO.
by the people, ne had ipdulass ss's'sn dsss
would hol be agitated again e. sS,:,, 'slsA Als
and import ant reasons could hs -@V'l StA /.
OF ihe measure. Indeed sneh : So lalsls.
produced Oh The pubic mia "sis y sssc ]
discussion, and The mease,as = las isa.
ny OF lis advocates, that ,ks ,s''1sa !
.llon became disgusting, and !, 81 II. s'la
the general wish that The subject sSSa'ss : b
named again for al least ssrs,s'. s''Ols IL
ders 10 this project exhibited MI ss'ss ~
.ot principle IN the doiugs Of ,he ~ 60 q, ii
wick Convention. that al hoOe., SSP'S TO
with horror at the idea ol pacias ~s9 I, 'se


Al T. aHAt.N
under the government Of Such d lfs'|
trembled at the tboUghl of ea,r,s,;. .''s' ! =.
critics to such men, Those who s.s asn


confidence 10 the professions If i I. U gA


fairness which had beeu So lib...sa s.1~a 4
found themselves deceived anJ Ilsst + ~ !
general rejoicing among lhe bOas., ''S's i Y
cenlng Of all parties tha. they SaS 81 II
sersedtror the dangers that Ib,ss,. ,s 's '''a &


Since the decision Of lhe ooe,1;ss -. Y
tell a confidence 10 the stability ofs.s. ~ i


tons and the security OF our I;bA,; ., /
excitement produced BY The torms, ~. ~


has ina great degree subsided; sad s.sa ,..'sa


gain settled down in tie ouie As.sa ss II
peace prosperity & Happiness II n u u - y
session OF our civil &reEgious prisjIsss u
our excellent constitution. s,se,v 4 s,s- fTss ~
administered, Why should,lhis oe,,s .'l.s / !.
be disturbed.and yhese;righisasj Me-


in injeopaedy 7 The people 10 tiol mI,s i
are happy and ceRie6ieJ il otr sr.,.. ~
alton Why then should we Be e,s;'~ 81 Y
tated and harrassed with this oue.i.s NJ ! w s
ration again SO soon? Who sulsad,. 7 7
appointed tbe gentlemen, whose ~.
athxed 10 the circular, to excite lli, ~ ~ y.
ton The people Of Maine have oOl Is Y
ltseems that they were appointed n b.
but by whom, or by what AUTHORITY \. |. ~.
not. When Separation becomes os... ~ -
The people Of Name will fod i oul. HI .s.'
having a committee appointed ii Bun ~. n.
give Us the information. II, ~


But What new argnmentsdo these = -
men urge in favour Of Separation NJ ! !,
as we can perceive. The alterations -.
Coasting Trade is not an argument n h '..s 1r.
of the measure, it's only one oDjsas "A "a
moved-The long story about parg .si
having subsidized, and the pvIessDasdu ) 4,
dor and magnamnity, by which iRY poa8 tiHg Il
to be governed, are only be old Story e. ,I3s
ed. Many believed these proeapu ac
sincere before, bot having been eDfs axa4 M Il
we hope they viii now be REGARDED h svD .
true character, as mere hollow picss kms,
The late election shews how much luRA III
is in the declaration that party spFilaa4 / aa
udice have s0bsided.--When was dsmod i
more active, vigiisnt and perseFarw . ssleJn
the late election 2 Neyer-ARd, Iltq M =,
been successful in revoIuonians IL MIN
we should have beard no more a80asH Sssho
ton, while they retained The pova. hHn,,


It is said that other States ntAseae7 sAhm
anxious 10 effect the separation d - Vt I'M
setts.-That other states should bs'9 ahDs h
TO dismember this powerful ana ie4' alcsi,
Commonwealth, is perfectly nal'Fs Vi Il,
that ne should desire il, must 'ITai ans-il
ishing to every person, wh0 Ielssa Gsg a,
subject. When Resee the power" ~ =;
New York, Pennsylvania, ana ''sls tal i
ing TO submit to dismembennens, = agS;,,
ieve that they are disintefefled y = snn /.
o adopt the measure, and D" 49, sshsnl
his is sobiect on which we a's ~ 'nnnu,
decide for ourselves wilacos y gns5e
other ststes. .h,.4 Htle y,


The measures proposed y II II. .lYd ~ gotl
ar are well acaptedf TO elees !, " 4 ss SaK.,
believing as we do thai T . ~ y 4 'ssasat
r .Mqine 70 Be ssparqtsd.ef pF'''s', ! AHsls
nose il-And with this view y ], ets,1.' y
recommend to those "ne = ..a.r,a saAlEsnc
lration to pursue similar am; aoilA,
'ition. to those recommends alwAs
;ates. bose, !


. s.a ssa'esst,


roR rHE FoETb'


LYiNe-aot andfr . m.as~ 'shsts = :,
veil Gen.-wewill pu' ! ug s,.r,s NJ iAy n !
lso will give a stafeIneha = p'..shtaR asR ,~.'