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ISTEREsrHG KELIc.-The Richmond Enquirer
prints, from the original man uscript, circular is
sued by the Virginia patriot, Edmund Pendleton, TO
his constituents, Of Caroline county, August l3
l774. Ii is in beautiful penmanship, and reflects
he political sentiments Of the times. II regards the
destruction Of the tea, for instance, mot only jus
fable, but a meritorous act" though Mr.. Pendle-
ton thought, previous to the date of this letter
''those brave people," the Bostonians wrong in th.
step. He alludes to the oppressive measures adopt
ed against Boston, and the condition Of It's poor pop
ulation, and says: "Sound policy, as well as char.
ty, call on us to assist them" Ii was such appeals
this that caused the food Of contributions to how
in here in those disastrous, albeit glorious times. II
advocates n general congress, and, Of course, the
nroprety of making the cause of Boston the eaus,
of America