17 December 1773
Dear customers of the Cobbler Shoppe,
I am writing a letter to the editor of the Boston Local and need your assistance. Could any of ye eyewitnesses let me know what you saw and heard on Griffin’s Wharf tonight? I need more details to make my point. I attended the meeting at the Old South Meeting House last night but had to return home to tend to my ill sister.
Gratefully yours,
Constance
What I heard, was the men and I of the Sons of Liberty destroying their pampered tea and making a fool of the redcoats. Huzzah!
I was an eye witness i saw the men dressed as indans and they quietly snuck down the ally i was closing my shutters when i saw them. They went abord the ships an opend all of the creats and dumped them into the sea then left.
I did not see the tea party happening but in boston news carrys very quickily but so do rummers so I do no know what to belive.
I am a Son of Liberty and I am happy that we threw the tea of thy boat the Dartmouth. Plus we’ve teached King George the jerk a lesson never to send tea again! rest of croud said “huzzah!!!!”
I was thrilled when I heard of what happened, but what will the king think about this whole situation that we are now in?