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THE democrats begin to prophesy
the benefits that will result to the state
from the reign of democracy, one of
which is already manifesto concists
In their manner of conducting the pub
lie business. When the administra-
ton OF the government was committed
to the federalists, the organization of
the several branches was effected in
three or four days: the present legisla-
ture, with a democratic majority in the
house and senate, have been in session
ten days and the election of governor
IS not yet declared, altho' it is known
MIR. Strong is elected by the Uotes efthe
feofls; but the state is put to an ex-
pense of upwards Of tqcelve thousand
dollars, in discovering tr!fing informal
tttes IN the returns, in order to defeat
the election of Mr.. Strong. How far
the people will relish such benefits, time
will determine.