Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Sept. 27. There is great entertainment to be found in observing how quick a progress the United States and their rebel children make in Machiavellian policy. The North-Carolina remonstrance already accuses the infant principality (self-named Franklin) of betraying their parent state to the Indians.—The rebel child retaliates, by charging the North-Carolinians with murder.—Pleasant elves of the glorious doctrines of the great Price, and the great Franklin! Probably both these reciprocal accusations are true, yet it shows wondrous folly in the Americans to permit these proofs in their depraved morals to stand authenticated on their journals.—Wretched independents! Was it for your present contemptible state; was it for your still more deplorable prospect, that you quitted your parent's care? Bitterly indeed have you revenged on yourselves the folly of that parent.