From the author of "The history of the American Revolution," probably to the governor of Pennsylvania Delivered by Colonel James Morrow "who can if requested more particularly acquaint you of the milita, & with the circumstances of those who have not regularly attended muster on the genl. field days appointed ..." "...there are some of the people that do not attend who are really tired with the mode and are wishing for new regulations to take place, others whose circumstances does not permit of particularly at this time of year, seeding not being over yet in this county ..." thus "I would therefore recommend a general exoneration of fines to take place in this county ..." He says "... a well regulated militia corresponding with the Constitution might answer a salutary end ..."