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THE annual period ssigned by The
Z. .s.itution Of this commonwealth for
=, election Of the principal officers Of
government is near et ngnd, and tive
question " M, ahcH 5e CorERNoa ?''
seems above all etsers the most iutr.-
esting one with the two political parties
among us. The Eederalists, perfectly
satisfied with the priyate as we'll as The
pubic chsracter Of our present worthy
Chief Magistrate, HIs EIcE1Lr>cI
CALEB STRoNG, ESQ. are ze4ou,iv en-
deayoring, BIZ ali honorable roeus, to
effect his reelection to the Office that
he has sustained for Six years The Gu
ties of which he has discharrcd with
honor 70 himself, ard with singular ad-
vantage to the commonwealth at large.
VIII his political opponents deny this
fact 7 believe they will not. WHY
tlcH 10 We find this Formidable cnDo7i-
i'a " lin And why are all the de-
rnocralc party 81 indefaugablc III their
i,bour5 10 effect q change in the admin
l5trauon of our state government-,o
turn out Governor Strong, and put in
Judge Sullivan Nothing Ming be-u
aiIedged sg4inst t.e Governor, either
Us a public character or a private citl-
zen' W should be utterly = loss to
account for TINS determined opposition
to him that IL manifested bY the demo
cratic party, were X tnot that he, among
many others gentlemen of the bar.
signed an address to Governor Gage
on his arrival at Bosom III The vearl774.
Many Of the most influential Iaen OF the