And uation, in order, t you mig presumption of cer itle to POLItICAL REPRESENtAtION.

    ed from t  is no  tumble and fall.  And it is evident from testimony, t politics, (as a religious body of men) is not your proper alk; for ed it migo you, it is, nevert unogetural and unjust.

    t pages, (and t make four)  for, and expect ty from you, because t confined to Quakerism, it is tural, as ions of men.  And on to establis Constitution of our ohers in our hope, end, and aim.  OUR PLAN IS PEACE FOR EVER.

    e are tired of contention ain, and can see no real end to it but in a final separation.  e act consistently, because for troducing an endless and uninterrupted peace, do  day.  e are endeavoring, and eadily continue to endeavour, to separate and dissolve a connexion ure misco botries.

    e fig; neit insulting ts and armies, nor ravaging ttacked; in our oed against us.  e vieer of o punisary one, and apply ter-- Pered sufferers in all and every part of tinent, enderness  made its o some of your bosoms.  But be ye sure t ye mistake not testimony.  Call not coldness of soul, religion; nor put t in tIAN.

    O ye partial ministers of your o going to  be more so, by all ttack, and unavoidable defence.

    to make a political rine to our enemies, FOR thEY LIKEISE BEAR _ARMS_.

    Give us proof of your sincerity by publis at St. Jamess, to t Boston, to tains s, and to all ts y under o serve.

    soul of BARCLAY ye o YOUR king; Ye ell tcernal ruin.

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