Gen. Platt's vote on Mrs. Trumbull's petition
Fellow-citizens, What do you think of a man ... against whom ... calumny has not dared even to whisper ... that he voted in favor of Mrs. Trumbull's petition praying to be permitted, should she survive her husband, to take the lands, which he now holds in this state? ...
by John D. P. Douw and Federal Party (N.Y.)
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Federal Party circular defending Jonas Platt's vote, in the New York Senate, in favor of a petition of Sarah Trumbull, "an English woman, an alien of course, whose husband [artist John Trumbull] is a native of Connecticut." Platt, candidate for governor of New York in 1810, "felt that his duty was a primary consideration, his election, but secondary."
Signed: By order of the corresponding committee. John D.P. Douw, chairman. Peter Boyd, secretary. Albany, March 30, 1810.
Shaw & Shoemaker 21097
Microform version available in the Readex Early American Imprints series.
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