New-York, 12th of April, 1788
Subtitle: Friends and countrymen, From a sincere attachment to yourselves, and a regard to our mutual interest, we are induced to apprize you of our opinions on a subject, which we view as of the most essential consequences to both. Your countrymen in New-York, in union of sentiment with the true friends of America, have long lamented the want of a firm, national government ...
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 45313
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1788
Place of publication: Albany?
Language: eng
Subjects: Constitutions; Campaign literature; Elections; Politics and government; Constitutional law; New York (State). Convention (1788)
Notes: Asking for consideration for candidates in the ensuing election "whose political conduct is directed to the public good."

Signed: Robert R. Livingston [and 54 others].

Followed by an endorsement by a number of residents of Albany, dated Apr. 21, 1788.

Bristol B6757

Shipton & Mooney 45313