Letter from the Provincial Congress of New York to Charles Thomson
New York. Provincial CongressJuly 08,
1775
Volume 10, Pages 74-75
[Reprinted from American Archives. Vol. 2, Page 1609.]
In Provincial Congress, New York.
July 8th, 1775.
Governor Martin's intercepted letter to Henry White of New York.
New York Congress to Charles Thomson,
Sir,
The Congress received yours of July 4th, enclosing Governor Martin's letter to Mr Henry White, dated June 13th [see page 16 ante.—Editor], and immediately appointed a Committee to confer with him on the subject. From the answers he gave to the Committee, and a letter received from him (a copy of which is enclosed), the Congress are fully satisfied that Mr White's conduct in this matter has been unexceptionable, and such as becomes the character of a good citizen.
By Order
I am, Sir, &c.,
P. V. B. LIVINGSTON,
President.
President.
To Charles Thomson, Esquire.
Related Documents (jump to top)