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the pailiions and prejudiccs of the people
nay, thar the influence Of Legislative names
have been in6diouny employed in the paltry
practices OF party 81 pray you, by all the
force OF prccept, as, | know you will by all
the weight Of example, to reliit and repel
the danger, with which fuch proceedings
threaten the fame, the honor and the tran
guilty OF the fate


The oaths, that have been iuft now ad-
minlttered, bind me to cooperation in this,
as well as in every other public duty reful-
ting from the contribution and the laws.
Accept then renewal Of my afurances of
cheerful! co operation for ar ir,-reits, and
that Of eur fellow citizens, cannot be fe-
parated: And, although We may fometimes
differ, in our opinion Of the bef means to
attain the Object let US reciprocally believe,
that ltill Our objeG is the fame; to obey
and (upport the contribution and laws and
to promote the welfare and happinels Of
the people. THOMAS M'KEAN.


LSneg,fer, Dee. I7b, I8os.