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Letter to William King from Hill Oct 12 1813
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Dear Sir, | Dear Sir, | ||
| − | You have had an acct of the | + | You have had an acct of the Proceedings of the Republicans in Convention from your Friend Dr Porter - there was a great degree of unanimity in your |
| − | Proceedings of the Republicans in Convention | + | nomination & I hope you will not decline - Mr Varnum was brought forward 4 years ago by yourself & others including myself this leads me to hope you will not object to him; there is not so good a prospect of success as I would wish, but if you acquiesce so as to be a candidate your Friends will become more attached & we shall make a handsome stand at least & let our opponents know that they cannot hold the reins |
| − | from your Friend Dr Porter - there was a | ||
| − | great degree of unanimity in your | ||
| − | nomination | ||
| − | decline | ||
| − | 4 years ago by yourself | ||
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| − | object to him | ||
| − | of | ||
| − | acquiesce so as to be a candidate your | ||
| − | Friends will become more attached | ||
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| − | at least | ||
| − | they cannot hold the reins | ||
Yours respectfully | Yours respectfully | ||
A[?] Hill | A[?] Hill | ||
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[Penciled at top of page:] Hill
Boston 12th Feb 1813
Dear Sir,
You have had an acct of the Proceedings of the Republicans in Convention from your Friend Dr Porter - there was a great degree of unanimity in your
nomination & I hope you will not decline - Mr Varnum was brought forward 4 years ago by yourself & others including myself this leads me to hope you will not object to him; there is not so good a prospect of success as I would wish, but if you acquiesce so as to be a candidate your Friends will become more attached & we shall make a handsome stand at least & let our opponents know that they cannot hold the reins
Yours respectfully
A[?] Hill
Hon Wm King