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Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
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The Boston Chronicle reports Mr. Skinner as the elected Republican candidate for Congress from Massachusetts' First Western District, contradicting a Stockbridge paper's claim of Mr. Williams winning by 30 votes. Mr. Sewall is confirmed elected from the Third Middle District, also a Republican. All three are Federal Republicans.
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The Boston Chronicle asserts that Mr. Skinner is chosen for Congress from the First Western District of Massachusetts. Our readers will recollect, that by the account given in the Stockbridge paper, Mr. Williams appeared the successful candidate by a majority of 30 votes. It will also be recollected that the Editor of the Stockbridge paper did not vouch for the accuracy of his statement. Mr. Skinner was the Republican candidate. Mr. Sewall, who is undoubtedly chosen for the Third Middle District, we understand is also a republican.
N. B. That Messrs. SKINNER and SEWALL, are Republicans, and Federal Republicans too, is a truth well known to the electors of both Districts. Mr. Williams is also a Federal Republican.
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Massachusetts
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mr. skinner elected from first western district; mr. sewall elected from third middle district; conflicting reports on mr. williams
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Boston Chronicle asserts Mr. Skinner's election over Mr. Williams in First Western District despite Stockbridge paper's unverified claim of Williams' 30-vote majority. Mr. Skinner and Mr. Sewall are Republicans; all candidates are Federal Republicans.