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MR. EpiroR-In my last co.aS ,,a.;,iop 1 attempted 10 shew that liis p,;oo, p [ by the opponents of a coave,,''vs,s rsnarsss ] individual having seat in O0ns ft, se.d] considered the party candidate l.a ,'' ao 10 p| until he avows determination .as,.Is| s~ s| candidate, is anti-democrallc' .sSons sS the doctrine that all power S'lo'ii ,5s re| people, deprives a party 0' he he na] select it's candidates, destroy. ..,s thsn| of periodical elections, mahlasa sas,rs matters of form to confirm tue .Ssr Ss p| cumbenls, s however unworthy .i., lasI ,i i,) to remain in office, and is Pra'.aIp ..,,ips of the Hamiltoniaa Fedefat, u0u sIou:s only Senate fo. life, but ol i' also. ,skai

 There are other positions ehish, se opponents of a Convention T s;h hs| mind, are in violation of gooa ', rho ! dor, and are unworthy ol men sa adnt| to be actuated by the enlargea sF| democracy. They have 2, so1 ptl est friendship to Gov. e,,' natilb| that the call of a Convenlioli D.an s not positively declare his lnten''JI Jog

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