Town representatives
The present election presents a crisis at which it is important that every representative should be faithful to the character and wishes of the people. The citizens of New-Haven are decidedly opposed by a great majority, to the proscriptive-anti-national administration of the affairs of the country ... To secure this end, Fellow Citizens, we take the liberty to recommend to you to elect Dennis Kimberly, Esq. and Marcus Merriman Sen. Esq. to represent this town in the next legislature
Printed Ephemera Collection (Library of Congress)
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Broadsides-Connecticut-New Haven.
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1831
monographic
[New Haven, Connecticut?
1831?]
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1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.
"Fellow Citizens--These gentlemen are known to you to be capable, independent, and firmly attached to Henry Clay".
Dennis Kimberly was elected mayor of New Haven, Connecticut and Marcus Merriman lost in the race for Connecticut state senator against William W. Boardman in 1831.
Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress website.
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Kimberly, Dennis,
1790-1862
Merriman, Marcus,
1762-1850
Clay, Henry,
1777-1852
Elections
Connecticut
New Haven
New Haven (Conn.)
Politics and government
19th century
United States--Connecticut--New Haven
Broadside portfolio 12 no. 54
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