1791 Vermont, Cumberland and Georgia By-Elections

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The Hamiltonians shall stand in Georgia, Cumberland, and Vermont

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The Hamiltonian Campaign

Gouverneur Morris will personally visit the state of Vermont during the campaign, emphasizing a few critical points in favour of the Hamiltonian Faction:
-The Hamiltonians have a proven track record of fighting for American defense, both on the battlefield and in the legislative body. Without our National Security Act, which was shunned by most parties before crisis forced them to rush to adopt it, our Nation would be much less safe.
-The Hamiltonians have the most sound fiscal agenda. A nation without vital economic institutions is a nation that cannot grow. No other Faction has been bold or tactful enough to target our growing financial woes, but the Hamiltonians -- through the Coinage Act and Bank Act -- have shown foresight that ensures that new states like Vermont are entering a sound Union. How can The Democratic-Republicans advocate for state's rights when they're willing to saddle them with mountains of debt? A larger government is not a villain when it is a government that protects its states. Madison and Adams' federal government leave states out to dry.
-Hamiltonian leadership is a steady hand and reasoned compromise. As opposed to the unstable Whig and Republican front, whose leadership cannot even control its own Faction members, and is constantly quarreling, the Hamiltonians are a Faction of predictability, discipline, and security. We are keen to fight for solutions that best serve our Nation, and will work with any faction to do so.

Morris, as per usual, showed off his peg leg and met with local leaders and citizens in both formal and informal settings.

Other Hamiltonian officials from all levels of Faction leadership have also descended upon Vermont and Cumberland, encouraging the formation of local Hamiltonian organizations, and holding locally-sponsored events, rallies, and other excitement-building techniques.