...were banifhedand others fined. New- York appealed to Congrefs, who, in December 1782, refolved thatthe proceedings of Vermont were derogatory to the authority...a bold and fpirited remonftrance from the Governor aml council of Vermont, and another from the aflembly, difputing the right of Congrefs to intermeddle...

...property. Therefore, Resolved, That the said acts and proceedings of the said people, being highly derogatory to the authority of the United States, and .dangerous to the confederacy,- require the immediate and decided interposition of Congress, for the protection and relief of such'...

...banished and others fined. New-York appealed .to Congress, who, in December 1T82, resolved thatthe proceedings of Vermont were derogatory to the authority...United States, and dangerous to the confederacy. They also required Vermont to indemnify the persons who had suffered damages from their proceeding. This...

...banifhed and others fined. New- York appealed to Congvefs, who, in December 1782, refolved that th? proceedings of Vermont were derogatory to the authority of the United States, and dangerous to the confed- eracy. They alfo required Vermont to indemnify the perfons who had fuiFered damages from their...

...characters were banished and others fined. New-York appealed to Congress, who, in December 1782, resolved that the proceedings of Vermont were derogatory to...United States, and dangerous to the confederacy They also required Vermont to indemnify the persons who had suffered damages from their proceedings. This...

...property ; therefore, Hrsulved, That the said acts and proceedings of the said people, being highIT derogatory to the authority of the United States, and dangerous to the confederacy, require the immediate and decided interposition of Congress, for the protection and relief of ouch...

...characters were banished and others fined. New York appealed to congress, ,who, in December 1782, resolved that the proceedings of Vermont were derogatory to...United States, and dangerous to the confederacy. They also required Vermont to indemnify the persons who had suffered damages from their proceedings. This...

...were banished and others fined. New York appealed to congress, who, in December 1782, resolved tkat .the proceedings of Vermont were derogatory to the...United States, and dangerous to the confederacy. They also required Vermont to indemnify the persons who had suffered damages from their proceedings. This...

...congress on the fifth of December, by a resolution seconded by Hamilton, declaring it to be " highly derogatory to the authority of the United States, and dangerous to the confederacy ;" requiring restitution of the confiscated property, and pledging themselves to enforce it. After...

...congress on the fifth of December, by a resolution seconded by Hamilton, declaring it to be " highly derogatory to the authority of the United States, and dangerous to the confederacy ;" requiring restitution of the confiscated property, and pledging themselves to enforce it. After...