Search Results - "New York (State) Politics and government"

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Sir, At a late meeting of the General Committee appointed in this city to promote the election of Robert Yates as governor, and William Floyd as lieutenant-governor, we were appoin...

Published 1795

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At a meeting of a number of freeholders of the city of Albany, at Wendell's Hotel, on Saturday the 12th day of April, 1800. ... Robert Yates and Stephen Lush, Esqrs. being nominate...

Published 1800

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At a meeting of a number of freeholders of the city of Albany, at Wendell's Hotel, on Saturday the 12th day of April, 1800. ... Robert Yates, Esq. being nominated a candidate to be...

Published 1800

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To the inhabitants of the Southern District. : Fellow citizens, The advocates for the re-election of Governor Clinton ... are employing every artifice to support the declining inte...

by Citizen of New York.
Published 1789

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The federal mechanic ticket. : Robert Yates, Esq. governor. Pierre Van Cortlandt, Esq lt. governor. Senator. Philip Livingston, of Greenburgh, Esq. ...

Published 1789

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Fellow citizens, You have this moment been witnesses to one of the noblest spectacles that the eyes of freemen ever beheld. You have seen the first patriot of his country, raised b...

by Federalist (Writer)
Published 1789

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To the free electors of the state of New-York. : Friends and fellow-citizens, The period will soon arrive, when by the constitution, you will be required to give your suffrages for...

Published 1795

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To the unbiassed & independent electors of the state of New-York. : Since our last address to you, a publication has appeared, signed by Mr. Alexander Hamilton ...

Published 1789

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State of New-York. : Letter from a committee, appointed at a meeting of a respectable number of persons, from different counties in this state, to the Hon. Robert Yates, Esq; with...

Published 1789

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Chester, the 7th day of April, 1780. : "D. Sir, At a meeting of a few of us to consider the necessary steps preparitory [sic] to the next election, we find, that inhabitants here a...

Published 1780

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In committee. Albany, 4th March, 1795. : Our opponents in the ensuing election, have thought proper to publish, in their circular letter, a copy of a letter addressed to Judge Yate...

Published 1795

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To the freeholders of the Southern District. : a writer, under the signature of a citizen of New-York, has addressed you. ...

by Independent elector.
Published 1789

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To the moderate and independent electors of Dutchess. : At a meeting of about one hundred and fifty electors from twelve towns in the county of Dutchess ... the following resolutio...

Published 1789

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