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Joseph Clark, of Rhode Island, has a
very good idea of the way in which & ood
character may be kept or lost. Being ask
ed 10 stand for the Gubernatorial chair in
that State, he replied that, as he had enjoy
ed good character among his fellow
citizens all his life, (as was proven by his
having been chosen Treasurer Of the State
for more than forty years) he had no no.
tion Of losing itnow in his old age, by run.
ming fw governor.