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CITIzEys The public attention
has been reused by some late discovc-
nes with respect to MIR Sullivan these
discoveries are QH-imhortant-Your
PUBLIC TREASURY has been dcfraud-
cd Positive proof has been laid before
the public, that for more than ten wears
past MIR Sullivan has received annually
several sums Of money belonging TO the
Commonwealth, and given his r.rrIEt
tor1t and then ahhrohyTated this mo-
nevto support his eXravagance,in instead
OF paving it into the state treasury ac-
cOrdlng to his dttu and his outh. THIS
solemn charge was made publicly and
positively IN Boston Oh the 28th oflast
month and abundant proof accompa-
med the aCCusauOn-and, citizens, Mr..
SuIIvan has not dc;Ttd Il. The Chro-
niCle is silent,ahd rubic censure is loud
OF the subject Of his conduct. Shall
such man as this be our GOvcmCr ?
Ii as an agent and 8tel ard he has been
fouIid SO 50 gI0ss..y uufaithful, shall he
Oc made distinguished kulef IN our
land Let US not clo.he ourselves with
our own saame-Lct u shew our ven
Grafton 70: norai 7g3rth and h,trity, by
rejecting with dial.in the claims of
such a candiaate for Office and honor
and eXcrting all our strength in again
raising to the chair, the meek, hu-
mane and beloved Mr.. STRONG
the man in whom We can place all our
confidence, and by WON The most eX-
alted Office WouIu be honored.


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