APPENDIX.
There would, morever, be danger of encou-
raging the Inhabitants of the other Towns in the
Province to assemble, from time to time, in order
to consider of the Necessity of Expediency of a
Session of the General Assembly, or to debate and
transact other Matters which the Law that
authorizes Towns to assemble does not make the
Business of a Town-Meeting.
T. HUTCHINSON.

Province-House, Nov. 2. 1772.
To the Inhabitants of the Town
of Boston in Town-Meeting
assembled at Faneuil-Hall.
This Reply having been read several Times
and duly considered; it was moved, and the
Question accordingly put -- Whether the same
be Satisfactory to the Town, which passed in
the Negative, Nem. Con.

And thereupon RESOLVED as the Opinion
of the Inhabitants of this Town, That they
have, ever had, and ought to have, a Right to
Petition the King or his Representative for the
Redress of such Grievances as they feel, or for
preventing of such as they have Reason to
apprehend; and to Communicate their Senti-
ments to other Towns.
Attest.
WILLIAM COOPER, Town-Clerk.