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to yould to chilling influences of hulden dis
japhointment I beg t a s sure the President
To the honest Termany of the country. with
this belief we have lately established two
and acquisience in his fauision programm however
of my unabative confidence in hespurgement,
new papers in this State a contemplate
establishing others from
advers 8 my wishes or expectations.
In behalf of those who are and have been
Will you allow me to anquire of Have
shull not toon be favoride with a in it
sturyling to Fealously in this State to sup-
port the great principle of this administra
from the the ident H gives us great
pleasure to anticipate this event which
tron, T trust the time is not fac his tant
has by home of your friends been mentioned
when connecticut, can consistently with the
as piol able
public good be remembered in the distri
bution of public favors
accept his the whereame of
In turning from the personal subject, Jes -
lowy Autoxations The cause
mit me to congratulate you re on the pas-
of the adminis nation and my undent
sage of the woff Bill, whom mad fuctions
progress that your lite a health may
will I trued h generally thought " redicious
long h shared 25 your Country friends
And capically permit me to congratulate
Perfutefully a sincerely
you his, on the beto other Bank of then
your obsciently
is any ment in your administration, the
Henry Line worth
act will be most come pressure The Arts
may naturally make some letter penesis
(temborarily) when settichness i quater
than purciple But be afrend A will
make many new friends and quality
a large number of old ones- above all
it'camies with it for yours if the highest
could olution an approving conscience.
The anitoracy are alamm and will redouble
their exertion to devene the people - never
was A more necessary to disseminate cor-
net sentiment or rather correct information
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