Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. II
But if they have anything to object against any of ye Burgers of this Citty, that they may enter there aciicu before ye Courts of this Citty & County according to law
6 That we juge a Change or Subversion of government itt this jucture to be Exceeding, Dangerous in Reference to ye Treatino with 3 e Indians, and therefore doc not understand ih^t
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there now be a Change upon any Pretence whatsoever, before y* orders comes from there Maj^^
7 That wee are fully Resolved with y^ help of god almighty to keep Si Secure y® fort and Citty for the Behoofe of our Souveraign Lord & Lady Ki'.ig William & Queen Mary ; and not suffer them of N; Yorke or any Person else to Rule over y<^ Same, Since it will be Required att our hands when a gov comes & n,ot of theres.
8 That we verry well approve of y^ Souldiers that have taken ye oath of fidelity doe Remain in y- fort, & if there be occasion for more men in y^ fort to Secure y^ Same yt then Some of y® Burgers or whom y^ Convention shall appoint doe goe thither and no oyfs
9: & Lastly: That we doe Esteem ownie and acknowlege y^ Convention to be our only Lawfull authority in this Country till such time ord"" •:omes from there Maj^*^ whom we doe Relye upon for ye good government of y® Same, Praying God to Blesse them in their undertakeings for y^ wellfare of our Country, Promiseing to assist them wherein they shall have occasion for the Preservation of Peace and Tranquility in our Toune & to lett and hinder all p'sones who shall Stipr up Mutinie arid Sedition to Disturbe our Peace. In Testimony whereof that this is our Reall Intent & y* we faithfully will p'form y« Same have hereunto Sett our hands in Albany y^ 5th day of novemb^: