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THE time is fast approaching,
when the citizens Of tiS state Will be
called upon to exercise one Of the most
important rights whicn a free people
can posses and il the discharge ofthis
duty, let every one seriously rriiest on
the consequences which viii follow
misuse or neglect Of il.


flour republican institutions-if tie
peace and prosperity Of tuis Common
wealth, are objects worth preserving, let
such men be supported Tor State Of
fcers as possess VirtUe, taleut2 and par
T1otism, sufficient to continue to us these
important blessings.


For SIX years past, GOvorncr STRoNG
has been elected to the Chief Nagistra-
CT Of this State, and his administration
has been uniformly mild and conCiiia-
tory and not until the rage and vio-
lence of party took possession Of the
reason Of large proportion Of the pco-
pie Of this state, was there a single OBJ
lection made to the public or private
character Of this great and good man !;
his enemies have never dared to charge
him with uDlaicnfulne5s or inability
while in Office. but because he IS not the
serviIe tool Of the present " powers that
be" the democrats say he ought to be
put dOwn,and thar mun Sullivan, a very
conSi8fant republican to be sure. placed
in the Gubernatorial Chair. Andwhat
mighty good is to result from this re-
yolution in the government Of this
State ? VIII thepubIic business be con-
Quoted with more dispatch, with more
economy, with more ability, or in any
manner that will better promote the
general interest Of the community ?
But the democrats say that if they
should obtain a majority the State
would then harmonic with the gencr-
al government-tnis 50 far from opera
ting IS a reason for a-Chan5c Of men, is
the very one that ought TO torbldjt, for
the truth Of this look at the conduct of
democrats in New-IorK and Pennsyl-
vania and for a specimen Of the talent,
ofdemocrats in Legislation, review their
proceedings in congress the present
session, where all their corduct is mar
xedwither irresoluton, ,delavand confu-
sion.


lEthe federaiists MAKE use Of one half
the eXertiOn that the democrats do, no
doubt need be entertained Of the reclec-
ton Of Governor Strong.