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    Address to the landholders and farmers of Newport County, /
    by Burges, Tristam, 1770-1853
    Published 1829

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    To the adopted citizens of Rhode Island At a meeting of your "leaders, " held at their rooms on North Main Street, on the evening of April 1st, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted ... Resolved, that the adopted citizens of Rhode Island do support unanimously and with vigor, the following ticket: for governor, Timothy F. Neville, native of Waterbury, Connecticut, --no property qualification. For lieutenant governor, Isaac B. Lawrence, of Newport, born in Cornwall, England. For secretary of state, James Michael Cosgrove, born in Providence, --no property qualification. For general treasurer, Peter Anthony Sinnott, born in Lunensburg, Nova Scotia, --no property qualification. With such a ticket, the adopted citizens cannot fail. Relying on your patriotic engergy ... the people will before mid-night of the 6th of April, proclam ... the well earned reward of your energy. ...
    Published 1864

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    A copy of a letter to George B. McClellan, nominee for president, A.M., by the Lord's servant A prompt address by Mr. F.W. Sprague, Newport, R.I. Price 7 cents. Sir, --By professon, religiously, God's servant; politically the same; though, not to mingle the elements of the two orders together, I claim, principally, to be an American. ...
    by Sprague, F. W
    Published 1864

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    To the freemen of Rhode-Island (From the Providence journal.) Fellow citizens:-- The most important election, in its political effects and influences, in which you have perhaps ever been engaged, takes place to-morrow. ...

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    Electors of the Western District! Read and consider!!! At a meeting of gentlemen of the Whig Party, and of citizens generally, favorable to the election of Hon. Wilkins Updike, to Congress, held at Kingston court house, Aug. 11, 1847. ..
    Published 1847

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    To the electors of the Western District Talent and integrity ought to be the first considerations in selecting men to fill important offices ...

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    Address of the Republican State Central Committee to the electors of Rhode Island The recent public exposure, the positive proof before a congressional committee, of the wide-spread corruptions of our government, are a cause of sorrow and humiliation to every thoughtful man. ...
    Published 1860

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    Gov. Dorr's appeal to the people of the Union Extract from his speech to the court before sentence was pronounced.
    by Dorr, Thomas Wilson, 1805-1854
    Published 1844

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    Review of Jackson's address To the Whigs of Rhode Island. : The waters of political strife are once more stirred to the bottom, and the light spray dashes high! ... Mr. Charles Jackson, a good citizen, and an able man, without intending any mischief to his native state ... has accepted the nomination for governor from the Dorr-liberation convention! ...
    by Whig of the old school
    Published 1845

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    An Address, to the citizens of Rhode-Island, on the choice of electors of president and vice-president of the United States
    Published 1808

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    To the people of the state of Rhode-Island, &c
    Published 1802

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    Dorr returned!! This would-be governor, the public enemy of Rhode Island, author and arch-leader of treason, sedition and rebellion ... has returned to our borders to superintend the election of his secret, legal adviser and fellow conspirator, Thomas F. Carpenter!!! ..
    Published 1843

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    Address of John Whipple, to the people of Rhode-Island, on the approaching election
    by Whipple, John, 1784-1866
    Published 1843

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    To the freemen of Rhode-Island! The following correspondence will show in part, the character and conduct of Dutee J. Pearce, who again puts himself before the public, claiming their support for himself against the Hon. Nathan F. Dixon, who is known to be a gentleman of truth, integrity, and honor. The letters from Mr. Pearce constitute the only answer he has seen fit to give in relation to the charges made against him by the late postmaster at Newport, although he has written columns upon other subjects, and taken great pains to spread his handbills in all parts of the state. This correspondence will also show that Dutee J. Pearce stands convicted of treachery, calumny, and lying. ..
    Published 1833

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    To the electors of Rhode-Island I would ask you in sober earnest, if you are prepared to sanction the means which Sprague, Clarke, Francis, Whipple and others have resorted to, to break down James F. Simmons? ...
    by Veritas
    Published 1846

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    To the electors of the Western Congressional District The Hon. Wilkins Updike, of South Kingstown, is now a candidate to represent you in the next Congress of the United States. ...
    by Citizen of Narragansett
    Published 1847

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    The Truth: or A review of a circular addressed "To the electors of the Western Congressional District."
    Published 1847

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    To the freemen of Providence To day you will vote for members of Congress and elect your own representatives to the General Assembly. In relation to the congressional election so much has been said that I need not say one word to you upon that subject. But in relation to representatives to the General Assembly, permit me to say a few words. ...

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    Sayles, the speaker of the foundry house of representatives, in the field Fellow-citizens--In Smithfield, as the election draws nigh, the first effects of Dorrism have been felt. On Monday, the third day of April [1843], the board of canvassers of Smithfield ... was forcibly broken up by the friends of the Carpenter ticket, lest they should lose some of their illegal votes. Upon this occason [sic], Sayles the Dorrite speaker addressed the men who in the face of day did the high-handed deed of violence, approving of all they had done ...
    Published 1843

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    To the freemen of the state of Rhode Island, &c. &c
    Published 1817

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