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924. BOSTON PORT BILL, Denounced.—
All such assumptions of unlawful power
[as the Boston Port act] are dangerous to the
right to the British empire in general, and
should be considered as its common cause;
and we will ever be ready to join with our
fellow-subjects in every part of the same, in
executing all those rightful powers which
God has given us, for the reestablishment
and guaranteeing * * * their constitutional
rights, when, where, and by whomsoever invaded.
[56]
—
Resolution of Albemarle County.
Ford ed., i, 419.
(July 26, 1774)
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