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In the Vermont Gazette, We oblervc letter
tot he editors of that paper from Mr. ELLIOT,
occaGoned by fome remarks Of a correfpondent,
She, Mr.. f. iays mifquoted paaage from him


and drew falle concluGons. After correcting
him Mr.. Elliot makes the following declaration /:


1.-THE DESTRUCTION Of the CCNSTI-
TUITION Of the United States, has been de-
termined or in private caucus OF the unto |
have alluded to. & member of Congreis, who
to FAY the lcaft, is friendly to this party, made
lat, at Warrington he felt 10 ar
the following declarations, in January
facbmsnt to tbe eonGit4fion but gvbat h, OATH
OF OFFICE ,sqmrea--that he coniiderrd THREE
jaH.tbt ef ifj ramers as falls and knaOsf--that 1t
was made for the benefit Of yfefH1at0r5 and MR.
obants, and rot for the public good that the
Senate is the hofpisal Of i.rs5.5les, and &c: