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sion, pretensoha, or preferences made to Governor
Kent, to the Editors Of whom he speaks, or to any
other person persons, after he left his District,


is not for to say, but before the election for Pre-


sdent took place, when Mr. Saunders was before
the people as candidate for Congress, he told his
constituents that in case he failed to obtain Mr.


Crawford his first choice, he 1coud unhesitahngly
up Mr.. Adams as his second. 1t is not from any
personal hostility that have to Mr.. Saunders, for
have none, that has induced me to this statement;
am a citizen of N. Carolina, and from one of the
counties that compose Mr. Saunders District. An
other of his constituents is with in Baltimore, and
is willing to testify to the truth Of the above state
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