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    To the freemen of the Fourth District. : My willingness to serve as your representative in Congress has contrary to my expectation drawn on me the animadversions of writers under assumed signatures ... That I have a right though an old man to be willing to serve as your representative and to declare it verbally or otherwise even after Gen. Bayly had inserted his declaration in the papers and written letters of solicitation, his friends cannot deny .
    by Johnson, Thomas, 1732-1819
    Published 1800

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    Star-Office, September 10. : Annapolis, September 4. Mr. Green, As some of the opponents of Mr. Jefferson have not yet dropped the charge of inaction and timidity against him when governor of Virginia, you will oblige me by publishing in your next Gazette a vindication of his conduct, taken from a pamphlet sent me by a friend from Philadelphia..
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    Published 1804

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    Baltimore, August 1st, 1832 Sir, At the Young Men's Convention, assembled in the city of Washington, in May last, the undersigned were appointed a Central Committee of Correspondence, for the state of Maryland ... We are aware that it would be superfluous to urge upon you the strong necessity of vigorous exertion to relieve the country of the mis-rule of the present administration ... We shall, therefore ... proceed to give you an outline of the situation of our party, and our prospects of success ... in the several states of the Union ...
    Published 1832

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    To the freemen of the Fourth District My willingness to serve as your representative in Congress has contrary to my expectation drawn on me the animadversions of writers under assumed signatures ... That I have a right though an old man to be willing to serve as your representative and to declare it verbally or otherwise even after Gen. Bayly had inserted his declaration in the papers and written letters of solicitation, his friends cannot deny ...
    by Johnson, Thomas, 1732-1819
    Published 1800

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    An Address to the people of Maryland, on the subject of the senatorial election in September next
    Published 1811

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    Fellow citizens and fellow voters
    Published 1811

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    The Challenge accepted[.] It was so well understood in Frederick-Town that Captain Williams, one of the Democratic candidates, was opposed to universal suffrage, that no body thought it worth while to prove it. ... We accept the challenge. Here is proof ..
    Published 1819

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    To the voters of Frederick County. : Fellow citizens, You have long known it to be the practice of the Federal Party to clandestinely circulate, a few days previous to every election, the most false and slanderous publication... In answer to one of their bills thus secretly circulated, we give the following..
    Published 1819

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    Address of the Federal Republican Committee of Kent County to the electors of the same Fellow-Citizens, it is the pride and happiness of the United States, that the Supreme Power resides in the body of the people ..
    Published 1803

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    Star-Office, September 10 Annapolis, September 4. Mr. Green, As some of the opponents of Mr. Jefferson have not yet dropped the charge of inaction and timidity against him when governor of Virginia, you will oblige me by publishing in your next Gazette a vindication of his conduct, taken from a pamphlet sent me by a friend from Philadelphia. ...
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    Published 1804

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    Address of the Democratic City Convention, to the democracy of Maryland
    Published 1848

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    Aristocracy and despotism. Read and act rightly To the people of Maryland.
    by Maryland farmer
    Published 1828

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    To the voters of Talbot County My fellow citizens, My present engagements ... will not allow me to appear at every public meeting ...
    by Kerr, David, 1749-1814
    Published 1803

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    Decius to the Republican citizens of Maryland
    by Pinkney, William, 1764-1822
    Published 1812

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    Circular. Frederick-Town, September 23, 1802 Sir, We being appointed a committee to communicate with our fellow-citizens of Frederick County, beg leave to call your attention to the election on the first Monday of October next, for four delegates to represent the people of this county in the next General Assembly ....
    Published 1802

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    To the gallant defenders of Baltimore Read the following certificate of Doctor Belt Brashear, a respectable citizen, known to you all, and then say what you think of Captain Williams's patriotism. ...
    Published 1819

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    Freemen of Frederick County, look at this! Look at the conduct of your Democratic post-master! And say whether it is not a shameful attempt to withhold from you the benefits of a free press, at a most interesting moment--on the very eve of an important election ..

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    To the voters of Frederick County Fellow citizens, You have long known it to be the practice of the Federal Party to clandestinely circulate, a few days previous to every election, the most false and slanderous publication. ... In answer to one of their bills thus secretly circulated, we give the following. ...
    Published 1819

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    To the voters of Dorchester County Fellow citizens--On my return from Annapolis on Saturday last I perceived my name, among several others, registered in the Cambridge chronicle as a candidate to fill the seat vacated by the lamented death of our useful citizen and distinguished representative elect, John R. Pitt, Esqr. ...
    by Page, Henry
    Published 1826

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    The Challenge accepted[.] : It was so well understood in Frederick-Town that Captain Williams, one of the Democratic candidates, was opposed to universal suffrage, that no body thought it worth while to prove it... We accept the challenge. Here is proof .
    Published 1819

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