The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

In consequence of a letter from the Committee of Merchants in Philadelphia, to the Committee of Merchants in this Town, brought by Express last Tuesday Evening, desiring to know the Sense of our Merchants, Traders, &c. respecting the Non-Importation Agreement,--a Meeting was called the Day following at Faneuil-Hall, and after full and fair Debates upon the Subject Matter of said Letter....it was VOTED almost unanimously,....That we would Still strictly adhere to the Non-Importation Agreement entered into the 30th of October last, not to import Goods from Great-Britain, till the Act laying Duties on Tea, Paper, Glass, Colours, &c. is totally repealed.---This Meeting was as large and respectable a one as has been held upon such an Occasion, and the Spirit and Resolution manifested by 99 out of a hundred, to support their Rights and Privileges at all Events, would do honour to any People,---and our Brethren of the other Colonies may depend upon it, that the Inhabitants of Boston will not be so lost to a Sense of Honor and the general Interest, as to give the least opening for a Departure from those Measures, which under Providence are the most likely to work out our political Salvation.