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friends of Mr. John Broome have discovered
during the progress of the poll, that Mr. Pell, and not Mr. Broome, is the candidate held up by the antifederals in the county of Westchester ... They have therefore determined, in order to prevent a division of the federal interest to join heart and hand with their fellow citizens, in supporting Mr. John Lawrence [as printed]
Signed and dated: A federal elector. March 4.
Evans and the Library of Congress Catalogue of broadsides suggest imprint [New York: 1788]; however, according to Alfred F. Young, this and other election appeals (Evans 21329 and 22936) relate to the second congressional election held in New York in April 1790, in which the federalist incumbent, John Laurance, ran unchallenged in New York City and was re-elected by an overwhelming majority. Cf. Young, Alfred F. The Democratic Republicans of New York, Chapel Hill, N.C., 1967, page 162.
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