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On Monday next, YOU Will be called
upon 70 exercise The most important
right which is secured to YOU By the
Constitution of tho State and which
WAS obtained BY the blood and hardships
u your best patriots right procured
;- TOO dear rate to be neglected or
aaslsed. To fill the first office in the
safe, two characters are selected III
Candidates for your sufragss, viz. His
rzcellency CALEB STRONG, Fed
ua.; and JAMES SULLIVAN, Demo-
craicol


.he question who shall be Governor,
las for sometime past been before YOU /;
and the proper answer to the enquiry is
the one that is most fit for the imDor-
tant trust; to aid you in this enquiry,
the prcteniOns Of each have been stat
cd "A short review Of them Is al our
limits will permit. fMr. Suliivan's
character suffers in consequence, he
viii have to thank his friends whose
folly and depravity have induced them
70 nominate him a candidate for an Of
ice for which he is totally unqualified.
both in moral and political view.


As to Mr.. Sullivan's political char
acter, it has been considered BY many
even Of his ozyn tarty, as wavering and
hypocritical--he is an enemy to the
principles Of the immortal Washing
ton and the grand object of him and
hS party in seeking for power, IS to
deprive the State Of the services Of our
best citizens-tO introduce a system of
terror and proscripuon-to DESTROY all
confidence in virtue, talents, and in
t-5rlty-in short, when in power, tom
1roduce all the horrors Of a French rev
o.uuon. Is there a virtuous citizen In
massachusetts that does not sDudder
,t the Thought Of having such \ man VI
iected 20 tae Chief Magistracv of this
State. Bat IL YOU sarLt 1T the Dor
u"tl Ct Dir SuLllrn's political charac-
t7r, what viii be YOUR oDini.n of the
lAdi1, upon an exposure Of Ills conduct
.a LAWYER and ATTORNEY General /.
40 You WIS., @ nave man for Cover
Lor that's destitute of common HON
E1IY, Of HONOR, HUMANITY,
and every other virtue which IS held in
l"umation by the Uirtu5u5 and hatr12Hc2
'Aen vote for James Sul:ivan-he pos
a-@ses q heart callous to every senti-
n- -nt ct benevolence and humanity !;
"-H Commit poor man to prison, be-
'7use ne Is enable to give douceur Of
r4a h47dred dollars, and deprive fond
,@lher Of the last sad consolation of BE-
holding I beloved child il her dying
.aoments DO YOU want a man for
DoFernor, who to support a hapghty
ana ertrqoa%aHt sGIc oI living, has de-
it@aaed and cheated the honest and IN
qusuIous out Of th>ic money then
Games Sullivan is your man.