Proceedings And Debates of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania V.1-4
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79 ^oor and fell in his entry, and one of them was at leaft ten poimdsm- weio-ht. And that this deponent was not able to diftinguifli any of the aforefaid rioters, fo as to know their names, or who they or any of them were. And further this deponent faith not." Mr. KefineJy if he was feconded, would prefent a refolntion on this fubjeft, which he had in his pollefTion ; he was feconded by Mr. M'Cal- mont, and the motion was read as follows : • V\/hereas it appear to this Houfe, by the complaint ...of divers of the members fupported by the affidavits of the honorable John Beard, Efq.
and Major Alexander Boyd, that on the night of Tuefday the 6th day of November inft. about midnight, a number of perfons unknown, committed a njiolent r>9t and mji outrageous ajjaulf upon the diMelling- houfe of the faid Alexander Boyd, in which three of the members of the honorable Supreme Executive Council and four of the members of this Houfe lodged, and were there* ahead and afleep (until awaked by the faid rioters) at the fame time throwing out the mojl iitdecent a?id n;iole7tt threats and abiife towards the faid members, to the great contempt of this government, and efpccially of the faid Supreme Executive Council and this Houfe, therefore, Refolved, That the faid affidavit be tranfmitted to his Excellency the Prefident in Council, and that it be recommended to his Excellen- cy and the honorable members of the faid Supreme Executive Council, to offer a reward by proclamation of pounds, for difcovering of the perpetrators of the faid outrage and contempt, fo that they may be brought to puniihment, or of pounds for the difcovery of any one of them ; and that this Houfe will provide for the payment of the faid rewards ; and that it be alfo recommended to the Supreme Ex- ecutive Council to direft the Attorney-General to profecute the faid rioters, and every of them, when difcovered.
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79 ^oor and fell in his entry, and one of them was at leaft ten poimdsm- weio-ht. And that this deponent was not able to diftinguifli any of the aforefaid rioters, fo as to know their names, or who they or any of them were. And further this deponent faith not." Mr. KefineJy if he was feconded, would prefent a refolntion on this fubjeft, which he had in his pollefTion ; he was feconded by Mr. M'Cal- mont, and the motion was read as follows : • V\/hereas it appear to this Houfe, by the complaint ...of divers of the members fupported by the affidavits of the honorable John Beard, Efq.
and Major Alexander Boyd, that on the night of Tuefday the 6th day of November inft. about midnight, a number of perfons unknown, committed a njiolent r>9t and mji outrageous ajjaulf upon the diMelling- houfe of the faid Alexander Boyd, in which three of the members of the honorable Supreme Executive Council and four of the members of this Houfe lodged, and were there* ahead and afleep (until awaked by the faid rioters) at the fame time throwing out the mojl iitdecent a?id n;iole7tt threats and abiife towards the faid members, to the great contempt of this government, and efpccially of the faid Supreme Executive Council and this Houfe, therefore, Refolved, That the faid affidavit be tranfmitted to his Excellency the Prefident in Council, and that it be recommended to his Excellen- cy and the honorable members of the faid Supreme Executive Council, to offer a reward by proclamation of pounds, for difcovering of the perpetrators of the faid outrage and contempt, fo that they may be brought to puniihment, or of pounds for the difcovery of any one of them ; and that this Houfe will provide for the payment of the faid rewards ; and that it be alfo recommended to the Supreme Ex- ecutive Council to direft the Attorney-General to profecute the faid rioters, and every of them, when difcovered.
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