Address of the State Committee of Correspondence, to the Citizens of Pennsylvania
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Oil examining Uie names of those delegates v.ho were at the ISui;bury meeting, we can find only one name, that of Mr, Abraham IM'-Kiujiey who v/as a member of the legislature and of the Lancaster convention'; as he was not a member of the committee which brought forward, he probably may not have seen, or read the above allegations ; Ijecause if he had, he must have known that the allegations and assumptions vrere un- true, and contradicted them; we then look to the committee appointed to draft ...the proceedings, and we find that the venerable William Montgomery^ Sa- muel Maclay^ and a third person composed the commit- tee ; and in the detailed proceedings we find the fol- lowing declaration J mad^bv a member of that com- mittee : ■^' We regret oUr inability to gratify our readers whli a full idport of the scntiiuents expressed by him, f Mr. Samuel Maday I ) but this regi'et is diminished by the address to the citizens of this coun- ty, in tiic forming- of Avhich> as he- was one of the committee^ it mail fairly he conddered as his sentiments, ahd which address em- braces a comprehensive view of tlie subject before the meeting." It is incumbent on this committee in discharge of the trust imposed on them, to do this act of public justice to the convention, which honored them with their confidence, and to afford the venerable Mr.
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Oil examining Uie names of those delegates v.ho were at the ISui;bury meeting, we can find only one name, that of Mr, Abraham IM'-Kiujiey who v/as a member of the legislature and of the Lancaster convention'; as he was not a member of the committee which brought forward, he probably may not have seen, or read the above allegations ; Ijecause if he had, he must have known that the allegations and assumptions vrere un- true, and contradicted them; we then look to the committee appointed to draft ...the proceedings, and we find that the venerable William Montgomery^ Sa- muel Maclay^ and a third person composed the commit- tee ; and in the detailed proceedings we find the fol- lowing declaration J mad^bv a member of that com- mittee : ■^' We regret oUr inability to gratify our readers whli a full idport of the scntiiuents expressed by him, f Mr. Samuel Maday I ) but this regi'et is diminished by the address to the citizens of this coun- ty, in tiic forming- of Avhich> as he- was one of the committee^ it mail fairly he conddered as his sentiments, ahd which address em- braces a comprehensive view of tlie subject before the meeting." It is incumbent on this committee in discharge of the trust imposed on them, to do this act of public justice to the convention, which honored them with their confidence, and to afford the venerable Mr.
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