The modesty of the Democrats
Subtitle: In the last Register, the heretofore unblushing advocates of the administration of the general government appear to give them up, and to confess the charges which are brought against them ... these men have the modesty to ask the good freemen of this state to give the reins into their hands--men who are of the deepest shade of democracy and of the most desperate character. ...
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 41079
Publisher: Printed by Sherman Converse?
Published: 1817
Place of publication: New Haven, Conn
Language: eng
Subjects: Church and state; Politics and government; Republican Party (Conn. : 1792-1828)
Other titles: Homespun's remonstrance.
Notes: Followed by "Homespun's remonstrance," signed: Barnabas Homespun, Sept. 16.

Probably printed by Sherman Converse, printer of the Connecticut journal, New Haven, Conn., who printed similar Federalist handbills on Connecticut's financial situation in 1817. Cf. Shaw & Shoemaker nos. 40828, 41229, 42164, and 40164.

Shaw & Shoemaker 41079

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