LIO A P PEN Da xk Wes: 
‘proceeding any farther) I do declare, that had I not feen the 
name of our reprefentative in the glorious lift of the lamented 
‘minority of 186, I would, at the next general election, have 
voted, but not affociated, againft him. Now! let the gloomy 
idea of the word, and the air-drawn dagger, vanifh. But I muft 
‘remain mafter of mylelf. Neither Kinc nor People fhall have 
ithe fole keeping of my political-confcience. Free was I born; 
free have I lived; and free, I truft, will die ~ 
‘DTuHomas PENNANT. 
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