To the electors of the Kennebec and Somerset district
Subtitle: Electors, When Mr. Jefferson was inducted to office he found the United States in the enjoyment of the highest degree of that national prosperity, which had resulted from the wise policy of the Federal administration. ...
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 36428
Publisher: Printed by Peter Edes
Published: 1810
Place of publication: Augusta, Me
Language: eng
Subjects: Campaign literature; Federal; Elections; Politics and government
Notes: Criticizing the Democratic administrations of Presidents Jefferson and Madison, and endorsing Christopher Gore for governor of Massachusetts.

Followed by three additional political essays, the first signed by "One of the people," the second by "a Kennebec farmer," and the third addressed to Mr. Edes, printer at Augusta, Maine.

Mistakenly dated [1799] by Evans.

Text in two columns.

READEX NOTE: Only the recto has been filmed.

Evans 36428