The Hiding of the Charter
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By this time great numbers of people were assembled and men suffi- ciently bold to enterprise whatever might be neces- sary or expedient. The lights were instantly extinguished, and one Captain Wadsworth, of Hartford, in the most silent and secret manner carried off the charter and secreted it in a large hollow tree fronting the house of the Hon. Samuel Wyllys, then one of the magistrates of the Colony. The people appeared all peaceable and orderly. The candles were officiously relighted, but t...he patent was gone and no discovery could be made of it or of the person who had conveyed it away. Sir Edmund assumed the government. " Governor Roger Wolcott, at the age of 80, in a manuscript Memoir relating to Connecticut, written for President Clap and dated July 12th, 175:9, says: "In October, 1687, Sir Edmund Andros came to Hartford. The assembly met and sat late at night- 20 They ordered the charters to be set on the table, and unhappily or happily, all the candles were snuffed out at once, and when they were lighted the char- ters were gone.
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By this time great numbers of people were assembled and men suffi- ciently bold to enterprise whatever might be neces- sary or expedient. The lights were instantly extinguished, and one Captain Wadsworth, of Hartford, in the most silent and secret manner carried off the charter and secreted it in a large hollow tree fronting the house of the Hon. Samuel Wyllys, then one of the magistrates of the Colony. The people appeared all peaceable and orderly. The candles were officiously relighted, but t...he patent was gone and no discovery could be made of it or of the person who had conveyed it away. Sir Edmund assumed the government. " Governor Roger Wolcott, at the age of 80, in a manuscript Memoir relating to Connecticut, written for President Clap and dated July 12th, 175:9, says: "In October, 1687, Sir Edmund Andros came to Hartford. The assembly met and sat late at night- 20 They ordered the charters to be set on the table, and unhappily or happily, all the candles were snuffed out at once, and when they were lighted the char- ters were gone.
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