Citation - Maryland Gazette-Annapolis (Green): 1773.01.21

MG-A(G.773.004
21 Jan 1773:23 (1428)
[In essay responding to the dialogue "between two
citizens":] . . . Suppose him urged on by his disapprobation
of the conduct of the Lower house, and the flattering
applauses of a few that think as he does on publick affairs,
to offer himself a candidate at the next election for this
city; and finding all his other efforts like to end in
smoke, suppose him to have taken it into his head to publish
a dialogue remarkable amongst other things for its prolixity
and part of the song of Chevy Chace therein contained. 
Suppose all this, and let me ask you this serious question,
What good purpose can it answer to send such a man to
represent us in Assembly? . . .