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We may hope, too, that the Convention will
do something to protect The Purity of Elections
against illegal and fraudulent voters, or al least to
facilitate such action by future legislature
There is no fear that the door TO fraud can b-
opened any wider than 1t now ls, and there Is hope
tina, i, may be at least partially closed The
diminutlon of Executive Patronage, by remI,tIng
the selection Of more County Officers ow appointed
at Albany to the People of the several Counties, Is
nearly certain to resuI, from a Convention, and 10
produce salu,ary influences Legislation and Pub
lie Morals The restoration OF the Right of Suffrage
10 citizens now deprived Of it by an arbitrary and
unjust Property Test, the abolition Of those unre-
publican clauses Of our present Constitution which
exclude Ministers of Religion from Office and eX-
emp, their goods from taxation, and some mellera-
tion oil our present most expensive and dilatory
system of Judica,ure, are hardly doubdul-Enough
for to-day We hope every thing, fear nothing,
from the holding of Constitutional Convention.