A Noble Rebel.
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Among the Revolutionary claims presented TO
oar Government, many fine traits OF patriotism
have been brought auihenticaily 10 hight. many
admirable services made historical, which else
would have passed out of all memory. OF such
= memorial now before Congress, which we
have considered Of such public intescs; rs TO
rlsim place in our colcms. We place below
;,s historical p rt, which few, VIC think, will he
sbIs {, red with indifference.


The memotia!iss--ono OF whom Is Judge Dc.
-. Of Newly York for ssven years one OF the orna-
mep,s of the Bench Of tina, State, and forwards
laced. for his fne atlsinmonts as a scholar, IN
iihe Presidency OF Columbia Cotege-are mo
Grand children and legal representatives, OF Lord
sr,slrxc, by The iutermarringe of hrs daughter
With the late Co. WV DUEH, of New York, who
himself, Ike his father.in.law, was active, and
became conspicuous in the Revelation, as d men,
hsr Of the Committee on Public Safety in his
STATE. and one of its delegates to the Continental
Compress. 1t appears that the claim ITSELF strong
as il is, has not been urged until the straliened
circumstances OF the claimants made Ii neeces


