History of Eastern Vermont From Its Earliest Settlement to the Close of the Eig
History of Eastern Vermont From Its Earliest Settlement to the Close of the Eig
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Papers relating to Vt. Controversy, in office Sec. State N. Y. , p. 47.
1Y82. ] BIXBy's communication to gov. CLINTON. 459 "This new and unexpected violence, " wrote tlie delegates, " offered in direct opposition to the recommendations of Con- gress to those peaceable citizens who have always strictly ad- hered to the same, and the dangerous consequences which may ensue from such evil examples, will, we trust, induce Congress immediately to interpose and exert their authority' for the relief an...d protection of those unhappy people, our fellow-citizens, now made prisoners by a lawless power. Tour Excellency may rest assured that we shall exert ourselves to the utmost for their relief, and that measures may be adopted for the future protec- tion of the adherents to our state who reside in that district of country. "* In order that Governor Clinton might be fully informed of the conduct of the Yermonters, the depositions of Thomas Baker and David Lamb, two of the sufferers by the " late outrage, " were sent to him by Samuel Bixby, the clerk of the jSTew York convention of committees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Papers relating to Vt. Controversy, in office Sec. State N. Y. , p. 47.
1Y82. ] BIXBy's communication to gov. CLINTON. 459 "This new and unexpected violence, " wrote tlie delegates, " offered in direct opposition to the recommendations of Con- gress to those peaceable citizens who have always strictly ad- hered to the same, and the dangerous consequences which may ensue from such evil examples, will, we trust, induce Congress immediately to interpose and exert their authority' for the relief an...d protection of those unhappy people, our fellow-citizens, now made prisoners by a lawless power. Tour Excellency may rest assured that we shall exert ourselves to the utmost for their relief, and that measures may be adopted for the future protec- tion of the adherents to our state who reside in that district of country. "* In order that Governor Clinton might be fully informed of the conduct of the Yermonters, the depositions of Thomas Baker and David Lamb, two of the sufferers by the " late outrage, " were sent to him by Samuel Bixby, the clerk of the jSTew York convention of committees.
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