Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

GENERAL ELECTf9NGERING.

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GENERAL ELECTf9NEERING
It's confidently aGcrted that the Hon.
.RufW King, ani Chs Coiejsoor-tb Pluck.
hey, will be the Federal candidates for
PRECEDENT ana Vice. PreGdent at the enfuing
election And the Hon. 7Ib9mu JF:r-
yff3a, and George Ciniou, viii be the d.mo-
cratic candidates.
The Hon. harsa Bwr, is candidate for
tl,e Governors chair in Newyork.
The e!setioneering campaign is opened
in Newhamplhire. Gov. Gilman is prom
ifed the vigorous support of the Federa|ilts
+-'nd his old rival, the " iong-ried pat
r1oi,' is again put up in oppod,ioh.
In Manachufetts, the nomination is a.
gain madein favor of our preient worthy
Go 5ernor, Caleb .Strong-snd Lieut.. Gov
crnor Edzoard II. Robbins. They will be
oppofed by the Hon. James SuAIvan, and
lillian Heath.
Several nominations are made for Sen
ators from Maine, for the eniuing politi-
c,l year.-ln Turk county, the Federal
Candidates are the Hon. Simsn Frye, and
.1obn Lard, Efq'rs.. They will unqueition.
ably be. powerfully oppoied, as a great
.jacobih meeting is to take place in the
county on Monday next when fyHem
of oppoGtion viii doubtless be organized,
and every demo drilled to the feryice.
In Cumberland county, we have as yet
received no other nominations than the
Hon. Uecd5ury Sforer, and DR.. Ammi r.
Mitchell. We think thefe gentlemen will
unite the ufual federal votes of the county.
Other candidates may be named but it
is hoped a fpirit OF union will govern in
the choice.
For Lincoln, &c. we undcrltand that
the Hon. Daaid Cobb, Marx L. Hill and
William King, Efq'rs. are in nomination
Kennebsek is conGdered as given up for
the prefent. as fporting ground for the
iacobins. Gen. Chandler, will probably
iucceed in that county.
-...s-pr.,-
TIE mott refpsd able talents the mott unim.
peacheablc integrity. and the mot ardent patriot.
lin, however VALUABLE TO the pofefor 10 pivaie
lite, may ~ age aud inf nifty, BE- rendered uielefs
TO the pnbic.
Few nen, perhaps, have been more respectable
3or'iaents integrity. and pstriotifm than the Zion
JoHs CUSHING, E!I. who was chofen to reprelent
this county in the Senate Of this Commonwealth
but whc from advances age, and bodily inGrmi les,
has been abfent from the Gsner Il Court the whole
of the preent feifoa And never, perhaps, was
there lsGion when the prefe,ce OF men OF cor,et,
principles was more neceHlry.
Viewing the fuhef here reprefented and
believing mot flncereIy that The ihrereR of the
cooun'y requires il, ak leave to nominate
AMMI RUHAMI MITCHELL, Esq.
OF Nor,hyarmon'h, as a sestieman Whole talents,
integrity and patriotifnl, fsem to point him in a
peculiar manner as flisablc fucceT.r 10 Mr..
Cg@ing, in the Senate of this Commonwealth
The people Of the county are reqncRei to take
the fubjed f.r;oufy into confederation and at che
enfuing elea;on, TO vote as they may think the
pubic good ihall require. A FREEHOLDER.
Mr.. JRNxs,
YOU requened to mention to the electors Of
York county, that the Hon. SIMON FRYE. and
JOHN LORD Efq. will be literally Imported as
Senators at the enfning election. Other candidates
are undoubsed'y refpeaabl: But certainly none
can be named who will feive US with greater ability
and efss, and none who from their local lituation.
as we'll as every other crcumilance, will unite 10
great a number OF votes. A VOTER.
= Couuty Rfgi5ter of Deeds.