Article Signed "Candidus," December 14th . . . Criticism of Draper's Gazette--Proceedings of Boston . . . To Elbridge Gerry, December 23d . . . Proceedings of Marblehead. To Darius Sessions, December 28th . . . Response to request for advice--The Rhode Island commission--Effect on judiciary system. To the Committee of Correspondence of Cambridge, December 29th . . . Acknowledgment of Boston committee for their endorsement. To the Committee of Correspondence of Plymouth, December 29th . . . Acknowledgment of Boston committee for their endorsement--Character of early settlers. 1773. To Darius Sessions, January 2d . . . The issue in Rhode Island--Advice to the colony--Probabilities considered. To the Governor of Massachusetts, January 26th . . . Answer of the House of Representatives--Jurisdiction of Parliament--Colonial charters--Rights of colonists--Historical precedents. To the Committee of Correspondence of Lynn, February 9th . . . Acknowledgment of Boston committee--Diffusion of liberty. To Darius Sessions, February . . . Futher advice upon political situation. To the Governor of Massachusetts, February 12th . . . Message of the House of Representatives--Independence of judges--Attitude of Governor. To John Adams . . . On reply to Governor. To the Governor of Massachusetts, March 2d . . . Answer of House of Representatives--Proceedings of Boston--Rights of King in colonies--Jurisdiction of Parliament--Historical precedents THE WRITINGS OF SAMUEL ADAMS. ARTICLE SIGNED "VINDEX." [Boston Gazette, January 8, 1770.] --"And the Governor for the time being shall have full power and authority from time to time as he shall judge necessary, to adjourn, prorogue and dissolve all Great and General Courts or Assemblies met and conven'd as aforesaid."--1