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Your notice Of the election of electors
was very acceptable. Mr.. Noyes is indebt-
ed to my activity and influence in Clifford
for his elevation TO public life, and he
knows it very well. Mr.. Shepenfon is fim-
larly circumfanced. Thefe gentlemen are
among my bittereR perfecutors. Father
forgive them, for they know not what they
do" They are poor and want Offices, |
am poor alto, but will never facri6ce Ell
ther principle or friends for the "loaves
and fiihes." fhall live and die the undevia-
ting friend to the rights of mankind. In
gratitude may afea my fenitilio, but it
cannot make me villain.


Your friend and humble fervant,


JAMES ELLIOT.