REPRESENTATIVES,
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On Monday last, the election Of Re
presentatives to the State Legislature
took place in this town, when The fol-
lowing gentlemen, all decided federal
lists, were elected by an average plurali
ty Of 55 votes over the democratic list,
viz.


JOSEPH TITcoMB, MATTHEW Conn
WILLIAM jerks, JOSEPH III InGRA-
HAM, and GEORGE BRADBURY.


The three last, instead of Messrs.
Tucker, S.Cobb, and Symmes, declin
ed


The democratic candidates were
Joseph N'Lellan, David Green, Neal
Shaw, and Mark Harris-also, U1Ilicnr
Uidgery I, 1! Z


Notwithstanding the unwearied ex-
ertions of a number of ambitious and
unprincipled ddemagogues to revolution
ize this town, their attempts have hith-
erto proved unavailing. At the late
election, their usual means Of falsehood
and deception were put In practice
On the preceding Friday evening, those
OF the party who are determined to 90
all lengths in the work Of insurrection
and anarchy, held meeting in the dark
tor the usual reason when their list was
agreed upon and it is said was intima.
ted that their proceedings must be kep,
secret and that they would one and
all use erery mean to influence the yo.
ters to supporttheir men. These mea.
sures being known, on saturday, notice
was given to the Federal Republicans
to assemble at the Court-House, az !
O'Clock in the evening, to agree on the
candidates to be supported at the NEE
ting on Monday. The measures adon
ted that evening BY the tederslists, were