THE ENTIRE DELEGATION.
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THE ENTIRE DELEGATION.

 ceeds. the delegation to Congress from Connecticut will consist of

 '- Phinehas Miner, Ebrnexer Toung,

 Joseph 7ruusbuH, NOyes Barber,

 Samuel Ttceedy, E6enezer Jackson, Jr. These names will constitute representation that will do grea, credit the State. The new members, afer they shall bave acquired experience, will be- rvals of hsir predecessors n the ca- reer of fame and usefulness. The names of Messrs. Miner, Trumbuii, and Jackson, would add gres, strength to my ticket. Trumbull and Jackson are of tried iaents-of Miner Hothing need be said, he is wei known throughout the county oi Liich- field. If these gentlemen elected tte delegation will be united in their views ot public policy; where- as if ihe Tories carry their candidates. they will be divided-THREE FOR and THREE AGAINST the Cons- tution-and the whole power and influence ot the State will he nuIli6ed. From that moment insgni6. canoe will he branded on the brow of Connecticui. But patriotic and independent electors not ye, prepared to send Representatives to Washington as mere appendages to isaac hiH. They wish for dele gates who can think and act for themselves land here in they differ from the Tories;) who are wholly un' ,rammelled aad umcoared; who free as the ait they breathe; and who will with single eye to tic public good. Miner TrumbuH, and Jackso" tno Antlrew!!!l are the very men for freemeO!-Loom s Phelps and Ingham for slaves! Huzza for the free

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