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To the free electors of the city of New-York. : Fellow citizens, Your too great security may disappoint your wishes. It is evident that you generally approve the conduct of your representatives in Congress, and intend that he [sic] shall be re-elected
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- "To the free electors of the city of New-York. : Fellow citizens, Your too great security may disappoint your wishes. It is evident that you generally approve the conduct of your representatives in Congress, and intend that he [sic] shall be re-elected"@en
- "To the free electors of the city of New-York. Fellow citizens, Your too great security may disappoint your wishes. It is evident that you generally approve the conduct of your representatives in Congress, and intend that he [sic] shall be re-elected"@en
- "To the free electors of the city of New-York Fellow citizens, Your too great security may disappoint your wishes. It is evident that you generally approve the conduct of your representatives in Congress, and intend that he [sic] shall be re-elected"
- "To the free electors of the city of New-York Fellow citizens, Your too great security may disappoint your wishes. It is evident that you generally approve the conduct of your representatives in Congress, and intend that he [sic] shall be re-elected"@en
- "To the free electors of the city of New-York : Fellow citizens, Your too great security may disappoint your wishes. It is evident that you generally approve the conduct of your representatives in Congress, and intend that he [sic] shall be re-elected"