GEN. JOHN BROOKS,


As GOVERNOUR-and
His Hon. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Esq.
As LIEUT.. GOVERNOUR.
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From the high reputation of Gen. Brooks
: talents and integrity, first gained in the
ar OF the revolution, and which has been in
easing ever since, and from the distinguish


services which he has rendered to the
ate, particularly during the late war, in the
bonous and responsible office of Adiutant-
eneral, in which he has effected general
|iorm IN our militia system, and as men,
Pr OF the Hon. Council, on whom devoyed
ueh OF the care and responsibility of the
Zaltary business of that board, it cannot be
Mo'ed that his nomination to the first Office
VIE state, will be viewed with satisfaction


The great body of the people. His gener-
character canpot fail OF inspiring respect


confidence, and talents emnently
yliy him for the performance of all the du-
sol the olhce, while his military experience
ssAlil ht him in peculiar manner for ve-
Important department Of the office, .le du-
Fli Cammander IN Chief. From the proofs
snldence IN our second magistrate which


ea'ready been repeatedly gwen. and the
sSes'ima'ion in which he is held by all good


we may feel assured that the vast body
Factors who have hitherto for several sue


@e years given him their suffrages, will


.ihed to learn that he again consents TO
Tsrandidate for the same Office.


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