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vidasls, printed and circulated, without the
knowledge Of the board, and consequently with
out their consent.


a. 1t has also been suggested, and think
passes with some fact, that the Institution at
Waterville is designed as a rival for the college
at Brunswick, and if so, it is not reasonable that
ii should be encouraged.


b. ! have been conversant and familiar with
a number the principal members of the board,
and do not recoIlect an intimation ofthat nature
from any Of them. Simply TO promote the in
struction, and especially amongst our denomina-
ton, am satisfied was the object.


"A. lam inclined to think, that, | as rel as
others, have been not rightly irf ua- nd at
present feel no objection to gran tition
at least in part


Il. thank you, sir, for your goo sal nd if
your own mind is in any measure sa da the
circumstances ofthe institution ha l lis-
represented, hope you will ende eavor u -..de
ceive others. And as presume yoL will have a
seat in the next legislature, entreat, that you
will use your influence in favor of the institution
at Waterville, as far as you think it is right


am anxious some aid should be afforded, for
several reasons one is, the institution greatly
needs it. Another is, am 10th that my brethren
should have any thing to strengthen their dislike
of Federal rulers. And finally that those, who
wish to lessen the number of Federalists amongst
the baptist in order by The change to help them
selves into Office, may be disappointed.


Por1land Representatives. AT a meeting
Of the Federal Republicans last evening
the I'oun Hal, fortbe purpose Of selecting
candidates 10 be supported TOMORROW as rep
resentatves ofthe town in the Legislature o
! this state the year ensuing, the following gen
tlemen were unanimously agreed upon, VIZ.
Nicholas Emery, Esq.
Enoch Preble, ESQ
Mr., Samuel Baker,
Nathan kinsman, Esq.
MIR. Jacob Knight, and


MIR. Charles Fox.
These gentlemen, il is confidently believed
will receive the undivided support of the
Federal Republicans. 1T is understood they
are all n favor OF the separation of Maine on
honourable terms-we hope and trust they
will receive the united suffrages ofail their
political friends, and thus preserve the reeu
table standing of the town by an able and up
right representation.


n. b. The gentlemen who represented
the town the last year, utterly decline re-
election.