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ans, proposals, &a;a;a;a;bsp; prior to the eenth of april, i.e.to the e of hostilities, are like the alnacs of the last year; which, though proper then are superseded and useless now.whatever was advanced by the advocates oher side of the questioernated in one and the sa point.viz.a union with great-britain: the only differeween the parties was the thod of effeg it; the one proposing force, the other friendship; but it hath so far happehat the first hath failed, and the sed hath withdrawn her influence.

as ch hath been said of the advantages of reciliation which, like an agreeable drea hath passed away a us as we were, it is but right, that we should exahe trary side of the argunt, and inquire into so of the ny terial injuries which these ies sustain, and always will sustain, by beied with, and depe o britain: to exahat e and dependence, on the principles of nature and on seo see what we have to trust to, if separated, and what we are to expect, if dependant.

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