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he has endeavoured to prevent the population of these states； for that purpose obstructg the laws of naturalization of foreigners； refg to pass others to enura their igrations hither， and raisg the nditions of new appropriations of lands

he has obstructed the adistration of jtice， by refg his assent to laws for establishg judiciary powers

he has ade juds dependent on his will alone， for the tenure of their offices， and the aount and paynt of their salaries

he has erected a ultitude of new offices， and sent hither swars of officers to harass our people， and eat out their substance

he has kept aong ， tis of peace， standg aries without the nsent of our legislatures

he has affected to render the ilitary dependent of and superior to the civil power

he has bed with others to subject to a jurisdiction foreign to our nstitution， and unacknowledd by our laws； givg his assent to their acts of pretended legislation：

for arterg lar bodies of ard troops aong ：

for protectg the， by a ock trial， fro punishnt for any urders which they should it on the habitants of these states：

for cuttg off our trade with all parts of the world：

for iposg taxes on without our nsent：

for deprivg any cases， of the benefits of trial by jury：

for transportg beyond seas to be tried for pretended offences：

for abolishg the free syste of english laws a neighbourg provce， establishg there an arbitrary governnt， and