Old New York Revived
Old New York Revived
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We beg leave to assure your Excellency, that as prudent citizens, and faithful subjects to the People of the State of New-York, wo will do everything in our power to enable you to support order and good government in the community 75 over which you have, by the suffrages of a free and discerning people, Geeu elected to preside. Signed, at Request of the Meeting^ Tiro. Randall, Ir Dan. Pikenix, Sam. Broome, Tho. Tucker. Henry Kitp, Pat. Dennis, \S Will. Gilbert, Senr. "Wilt.. Gilbert, June. Fran...cis Van Dyck, Jeremiah Wool, Geo. Janeway, Abram. P. Lott, 1 -IM Bkasuier.
New York, Nov. 22 d, 1783.
7. — The Governor's Reply.
Gentlemen, ACCEPT my most sincere thanks for your very affectionate and respectful Address. Citizens who like you, to vindicate tlie sacred cause of freedom, quited tlieir native city, their fortunes and pi ns, and sustained -with manly fortitude, the rigours of a long and pain- ful exile, superadded to the greivous calamities of a vengeful war, merit, in the eminent degree, the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We beg leave to assure your Excellency, that as prudent citizens, and faithful subjects to the People of the State of New-York, wo will do everything in our power to enable you to support order and good government in the community 75 over which you have, by the suffrages of a free and discerning people, Geeu elected to preside. Signed, at Request of the Meeting^ Tiro. Randall, Ir Dan. Pikenix, Sam. Broome, Tho. Tucker. Henry Kitp, Pat. Dennis, \S Will. Gilbert, Senr. "Wilt.. Gilbert, June. Fran...cis Van Dyck, Jeremiah Wool, Geo. Janeway, Abram. P. Lott, 1 -IM Bkasuier.
New York, Nov. 22 d, 1783.
7. — The Governor's Reply.
Gentlemen, ACCEPT my most sincere thanks for your very affectionate and respectful Address. Citizens who like you, to vindicate tlie sacred cause of freedom, quited tlieir native city, their fortunes and pi ns, and sustained -with manly fortitude, the rigours of a long and pain- ful exile, superadded to the greivous calamities of a vengeful war, merit, in the eminent degree, the.
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