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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, October 1678-November 1683
Volume 7, Page 416   View pdf image
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416 Assembly Proceedings, OctoberNovember 1682.

L. H. Journal
Original.

quehannohs were an Innocent people But being often abused
& slighted and diserted by the Piscattowayes especially in the
piscattowayes not standing and assisting the Susquehannohs in
their late warrs with his Lorpp and the good people of this
province lie the said Jacob in tender kindnesse to those Sus-
quehannohs and in Assistance of them against the piscatto-
wayes freindly neighbours to this province did Vndertake &
pforme severall perilous & toylesome travells—

p. 22

To Rally together those Sus
the said Susquehannoh
he had such a power
and senecas That he
3d November 1682.
Jurat Coram me
Tho: Burford—

The Dorekeeper there is
a Messenger at the Dore but will not
deliver his sword And the said
Messenger sayes he
propry Wherevpon of the
house went and received the
house as followeth

Gentlemen
It is with very greate trouble time I am
Compelled to deny a request delegates and
Depties of this province, And at this time in
regard that vpon my not answering desires in your late
Addresse I shall runn some hazard as you seeme to hint) in
having my good intentions toward the ffreemen of Maryland
called in Question by you However I must Resolve to returne
you this Answer—That I thinke your late request is of that
nature That it will be as well inconvenient for the ffreemen to
accept as it may be dangerous for me to Grant, what privi-
ledges and powers I have by my Charter are from the King,
And that of calling Assemblyes in that such manner & way as
I shall thinke fit being an Vndeniable one amongst the rest I
cannot deeme it honoble nor safe to Lodge it in the ffreemen as
you have desired ffor it would be as reasonable for me to give
away my power of calling & disolving Assemblyes as to give
that of choosing the number of Delegates And such persons as
I should hold my power in the latter would not
satisfied afore they request the power from me of
former; Against this I cann have noe assureance should
I wonce graunt what you have soe vnkindly desired therefore I
hope you will not hence forward presse any thing of this



 
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