Appeal to the public In private disputes, to be compelled to appeal to the public, is a disagreeable alternative ... I solicit ... a patient and candid perusal of the following justification of my conduct in discharging Mr. Thomas Farnham from riding post from my office.

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• Appeal to the public : In private disputes, to be compelled to appeal to the public, is a disagreeable alternative ... I solicit ... a patient and candid perusal of the following justification of my conduct in discharging Mr. Thomas Farnham from riding post from my office
  by: Green, Samuel, 1768-1859, et al.
  Published: (1799)
• Appeal to the public : In private disputes, to be compelled to appeal to the public, is a disagreeable alternative ... I solicit ... a patient and candid perusal of the following justification of my conduct in discharging Mr. Thomas Farnham from riding post from my office
  by: Green, Samuel, 1768-1859, et al.
  Published: (1799)
• Appeal to the public In private disputes, to be compelled to appeal to the public, is a disagreeable alternative ... I solicit ... a patient and candid perusal of the following justification of my conduct in discharging Mr. Thomas Farnham from riding post from my office.
  by: Green, Samuel, 1768-1859
  Published: (1799)
• To the public. : When an individual, in his personal quarrels with his fellow-citizen, has the effrontery to appeal to the community ... he then voluntariy exposes himself ... to the animadversions of the public pen ... Impressed with these sentiments, we the inhabitants of the town of Hampton, have thought proper to publish a few remarks, respecting the conduct of Mr. Samuel Green towards Mr. Thomas Farnham, who we assert, has for the term of fifteen years been an honest, faithful and judicious servant of the public, in character of post-rider
  Published: (1799)
• To the public When an individual, in his personal quarrels with his fellow-citizen, has the effrontery to appeal to the community ... he then voluntariy exposes himself ... to the animadversions of the public pen ... Impressed with these sentiments, we the inhabitants of the town of Hampton, have thought proper to publish a few remarks, respecting the conduct of Mr. Samuel Green towards Mr. Thomas Farnham, who we assert, has for the term of fifteen years been an honest, faithful and judicious servant of the public, in character of post-rider.
  Published: (1799)