The Writings of Samuel Adams, Vol. 3: 1773-1777 (Classic Reprint)

Samuel A dams Papers, Lenox Library. BOSTON, March igth 1773 SIR I have the honor of joining with my brethren the Committee of Correspondence for the town in a letter to you, which the bearer of this is chargd with will deliver to you. The occasion is somewhat singular. Our Brother Mr William Molineux, a few days ago receiv dan anonymous letter dated Barnstable c, in which mention is made of some rude Aspersions cast upon the characters of himself and several others of our Com mittee by your Representative Mr Bacon in a public meeting of your Town. As the intelligence was thus uncertain the Committee would fain hope that it was impossible for one of Mr Bacon sstation in life to act so unjustifiable a part; especially after the handsome things which he had the credit of saying of every one of Committee upon a late occasion in the House of Representatives. Admitting however, that this might be the case, they thought it prudent to address you, VOL. III. 1.
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