Citation - Constitutional Gazette: 1776.04.13

CG-NY.776.014
13 Apr 1776:11,12 (74)
The last most excellent Address of William Tryon, Esq; to
the people of this colony, humbly attempted in verse.
  I William Tryon on board the Dutchess,
  Safe from the Whigs and Yankees clutches,
  Being moor'd beyond their utmost furies;
  Send this with greetings to the Tories.
  What tho' the Whigs with misrule scurvy
  Have turned all things topsy turvy,
  In country, villages, and cities,
  With their Conventions and Committees;
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