| Description | Resolution of his countrymen to appeal to the sword for the decision of the present controversy relating to taxes, considers this was easy to be forseen from the spirit and commotions of 1766, reasons why New York must be set down as ready to conspire with all the other colonies in every measure devised against the parliamentary claims, plan concerted by the leaders of the Committee of fifty-one constituted in May last, determination in Maryland to tar and feather Governor Eden if he brought any tea, assurances he had to give, sees no alternative but a civil war, his sentiments on the subject, interview with Mr White
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