To the electors of the sothern [sic] district [microform] : Fellow-citizens, At a very numerous and respectable meeting, held in this city, on the 8th day of April ... it was unanimously agreed, to support the following candidates for senators, at the ensuing election, to wit. Aaron Burr ... Abel Smith ... John Smith ... and John Schenck ... We were at the same time appointed a committee, to communicate this nomination to you.

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