Cifi@ens of Portland :
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Cfti~e1lS Of Portland


This day it is your proud duty to at
tend 10 the election of your Represen-
tatives-The candidates are before you
They are men whom you have long
known for their mistaken integrity and
patriotism their political principles
accord with the measures that have
been pursued ever since the adoption
Of the constitution of the common
wealth-measures which have raised
Massachusetts to degree of prosperity
and happiness superior to any other
state in the union. Let every voter Sc
riously reflect upon the truth of this
remark before he shall exercise his G
lective right. Are we to gain any thing
by change of men and measures or
are we to be made the willing tools Of
aspiring demagogues, whose only hope
Of promotion consists In the mean and
unworthy endeavour to effect that
change in public opinion, which tends
to destroy all confidence in men who
have uniformly yielded their best exer-
tions to promote the honor and pros
perity Of the country.