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ther, whole charade:, to fay the
lealt, is queltioned bymany, fhalI
be advanced TO his place, % ferye
party purpofes, is to degrade the
privilege of election, and to de-
troy the frl and itrongett in.
centive to upright and faultlels
conduct.


II is not necedary to delineatc
the character Of the gentleman
who is held up to view in CON-
petition with Governor Strong.
Perlonal attacks are odious, it.
ritating, and perhaps ulelefS. 1t
is enough for the friends Of the
prcfent Governor to be able 10
challenge his mott inveterate en-
emies toproduce charge againt
him. The itories which have
heretofore been reforted to, are
too ridiculous TO be noticed
The people have repeatedly
lhewn their contempt Of them.
How tickle, unjult, and | may
fay ungrateful would it be, to
abandon 70 meritorious citizen,
who has devoted himfelf for
ferries Of years to the fervice Of
the commonwealth, for no other
caule but the triumph of party
How imPrudent, TO forlake one
whole principles are known,
WHOLE experience is great, and
whole virtues are universally ac-
knowledged, in order to fet up
another Whole political charac-
Ter has ever been equiyocal, and
Whole future conduct is altoge-
ther conie6tural.


The good Genfe Of Mafachu-
fetts will repel the attempt, and
again thew to the world that her
citizens are not a mob driven by
the breath Of any popular dema-
gogue whitherGoeyer he pleafes,
but that they think before they
act; thar they have liability Of
character and dilccrnment e.
nough TO perceive their own
good, and by their condua to
inIure it. CONSISTENCY.