Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1800-05-19 00:00:00, page 2

uk., neve? Irtefitated to d c'are opfttily. tiiut
■By- ro iin gr>'U d of t^eir nppofnii >n was, tlwi
Bevy nr k, beit.g a great i«* porting rtu e, vhie
Bd ptth’rr T, hud it in her ptiwer n>r bfc a large
l|lvt?»4ie by imports on goods coni jo.eJ in the
Ikgnoourir g flares, which was a natural ad
■Linage to which the ttate was y entitled,
||yr d which Ihe orgLt nr<t to fumnder to the
Sntiaozing piincipies of the general gov .rninen’t.
K Virginia potieflfes a fimiiar pride in iter greut
. Ittfi, and Ihc Cannot brook the idea of Idling, in
are vge^eral roafs her fu erior influence and bn
|§M.*;nee, or rather htr fuppoled right to com
jfjti.'aci.
I 'Fke writer of this h •% from ihc rear p ib
Jfjsaucne unitorm opinion on tiiis iti’*je<5t, which
§K that if the Conflicution of the Un'teJ States
Ip* aid ever be deftroycJ, it would fall a vic'd :i
Mo ifw pride, tb^icahuifics or the iutcrert of the
finite fuvereigtlfleh 't'Ue great dates will npt
Jffcrnie t to Leon a footing with the ftnall ones,
i^he^evei ts of every week confirm this opinion
ILi it.' * j>p let s begin to broach the plan, and to
Jjt.dk op tdy of the Old Confederation.
''.kite following are the FIVE ALTERNA
gf VLS n w prefented to the people of the
jBt’nhcd States. Reader! Ponder them with
!>Ter.o*Jhef.
lit. L.ther a total charge in the officers of
nment, with the annihilation of the debt of
| the ration, and a totd relaxation of ail the mea
n lilies of national deteufe—and further, luch .1
p rotations in the Coniiitution as will enervate and
jtl dertroy the powers of the Executive and Senate.
i leaving the country a piey to the fuiy of popu
f lat paiTioas. Or,
ad. A difloiution of the Union, followed by
a period of Anarchy, ard a Anal ere&ion of two
or more ieparate corfederacies, in which Vir
ginia will attempt to place h.rfe.f at the head of
the foutbern. Or,
3d. An attempt to form a Confederation fimilir
I* to the old one —which cannot be effeite i, anc! i.
it could, would produce jealoufies and rival.ies
that mud end in civil war, whi h would crufh
forre of the Aatesx and probobly the iargelt, as
they are not a ma ch lor theix weak-ir u.i^hhors
coni' in*d. Or,
4'h. An ultimate appeal to arms by the two
great parties throughout the Union, without
the difl;notion of States—which, lh >uld (he aw
ful calamity t*ke place, mull e wer our 1 nd
with blood, and end in a monarchy, fupported
by a rtand.np ariry.
People of America, Citizens cf Maffichnfetts
— the alternatives are brfore you—take your
choice—but, bleffed be God, who hc.s hitherto
protected us, a
5th Alternative remains, which, if you are
not wanting to yourfelves, may yet lave us from
the ruin which impends over our heads. This
is in your power; it is legal — constitutional—
honorable and practicable. Rije in the mayfly
of y ur Jirergth. EUR to ojfaet none lut 6i9TJcn and
dicuisd f ier.dt to curprefent Confluution. Cnjh the
monjitr faflion.
1 he tri-; ds of Mr. Jefferf>n declare there can
be no conciliation with the friends cf Mr. Ad
and are determined go all lengths to aciom
p’ifli their objeft. The baeijic cvti tutei of Mr.
Acams, to the French Republic, fo much ap
plaudcd by the Jefferfoni in party, have Le.n
indultiiotifly improved, to remove him from the
chair of government, and to exalt their Lvoriie
infidel chief in his place. There is gieat re.ffon
to feirthey wiil lucceed. ®n this cafe the mi
furies of a revolution await you. Rile then, a:
te' d to your tkflioni—advance to office none
but good and tried men, and ynu may \etf4ve
the c..nil»:u ion, the bulwark ot )our peace,
profpcrity and freedom.
Froot the Gazette of the United States.
MR. FEXKO,
IN your piper of the 5th of this month, 1
read a pajagiaph, whhh fays, that “ the tcfuk
of the election in Newyork afeertains fheelcCh n
of Mr. Jefferfon to the Ptefidency.’'
I do moft firmly believe tail to be an erro
neous prediction. I truft this country is not yet
fo abandon d of God. Hither:o, it is true, the
hiftory of the world ^emonftrates, that the be
aeficent intentions of the wife and virtuous, to
render mankind happy, by mild, equitable and
equal laws, have been defeated by the flagitious
efforts of artful unpiPucipled and ambitious de.
magngucs. Of that defer ip t ion no rountry
was ever curfed with a fa&ion more a&ive and
lefs reflrained by princ:p!es th <n this; That
their fl tterjr, deceit and falihood have made a
dangeious impreffion cannot be douoted, but
it is certain, that fuccefs will, at the next elec
tion, erown the efforts of the friends of order,
morality and religion, if tiny are faithful to their
caufc and to themftlves ; a ad of this iheie cau
be no doubt.
. PaH.A0RI,wiiA, mat 3.
Circuit Court of the United States.
Yeflerday, fcmence ot death wa, pal]rd „„ Fries 'Hui.
Key, aud Gettman, conviAed of trealon in tnc r.rcvit
Court of the Uuitcd S ates. Lpon thh awful occafiun
Judge CHASt addreffed Fries in the following manner.
I After obftrvirtg te Hainey and Gettman, that what he had t; f.j
to fries would apply generally to them, the fuJg-proceed./\
JOHN FRIES. ‘
YOU have been already informed, that you
flood convufTd of the treafon, charged upon yru
by the indictment on which, ycu have been ar
rabne 1, of levying %uar again ft the United States.
—hate nad a legal, fair and impartial
trial, with every indulgence ih »t the law would
permit. Of the whole panncl, you peremtoui
ly challenged thirty four, and, with truth 1
may fay, that the jury who tried you, weie of
your oturt feleShn and choice. Not one of them
before had ever formed and delivered anv opin.
ion refpcChog your guilt or innocence.' I be
vcrJitt of the jury again!* you was founded on
JL * *
* - « %■
•tie tcftimonv of manv crrTb’e and vmex-*cp
-lioy&Lile will cflc'. It was apparent t«om the
condufl cf the jury, when they delivered their
ver lid, that i! innocent tt ey would h ive acquitted
you vmh jlc.due ; and that thty p-m unetd
their viidifl agaiait vou with great concern and
reludancc, from a'fcnfe of duty to their country,
and a full conviction < t your guilt.
The crime of which y u have been found
guilty is treefn ; a crime, cootidered, in the
mo ft civili/e i anJ the moll free c< u tries in the
world, as [hegreat’/l that any m »n can commit.
It i-. a crime t f f/deep a dye. and amended with
fuch a train of fatal conltquenccs, that t can
receive no aggravation ; yet the duty cf my
ft ition requires, that I Ihould csplain to you the
nature cf the crime of v.hich you are convifled ; ,
to Slew the ncccfity of that jujl'ce, which is this
day tv be a imindtered ; and io awaken your
wind to proper icfl.flions ani a due lenfe of
j your own c< ndi ion, which I imagine y‘u mull
| have KilcdeJ upon during your long conth.e
ment.
Y u are a native of this country—You live
under a cotft tu ion (or form of goverr.merr)
framed by the pe^p e themfelves ; and ur dcr
laws made by your n p'cfenrat'V- s, fait il.y cx
ecu.ed by independent and in par i 1 ju <ges.— j
Your g lvernmcnt fecures to esery nuni er cf
the commit' i< y tqunl liberty and equal rights ; • y
wh'di equal tv of liberty and rights I mean, that
every pe fon (wi bout any rego f to we>lth.
rark or ft..:ior ) may eniov a:. equal date of I
civil liberty, an <qual jr teflon of mo, and at! |
! equal freuri y for Iris perjon and property — \ ou
; a j ye * (in common with your ichow-c ti/ers)
all thfe tights.
If experience druid prove that the eenf ituthn ]
is defrAive, it provi tes a mode to change o amend \
if, without any dmyer to j ublic erdtr, ot any j
i jury to fcinl right*.
it Congr I', Sr m in ttcntinn, error mjucg
ment, or wmt of in orma'i n, fhouid pats any !
I law in vioLti m of ifae cunllitu ion ; or burthen
: fome, or oppretllvc to the people, a peaceable,
f lafe and ample remedy is provided hr the corjh
tu:\on- The people themlelves have efUb ilhe i
i the mode by whLb fuels grievances a e to be te
'duff'd ; and no other mode can he adopted,
without a violation if the con iution and of
the laws. If Co.gref- in sold pif» a 1 wc n
trary to the conjlitu/io •, fuch ! w would be void,
and the courts ot the United States p ffefs
complete authority, and are the on.y tr bnnal to
dee de. whether any law is contrary to th*
conjlitution.—If Congref ftiould psfs h rthenfomc
nr epprcjjive laws, the remedy is with ihe r con
ili uents, irom whom they derive their ex Hence
an 1 authority. If any law is made, repugnant
t.» the voice i f a majority of thtir conftitncnts, it
is in rheir power to tn .ke choice cf perf-ms to
repeal t ; bur untd it is repiea ie J, it is the duty
ot every cihaen to fubmit to it, and to «ive up
h's pnv te f n i nen s to the public will If a hw .
l ur henfome. or even oppteffive in it^ nature or }
execution is to be opp iled by force, and obejience !
cannot be competed, there nuft fb n be an.end '
tn all governmtf t in this iou « ry.— It cannot
i be ere lited by di(paffun~tc men, of ai.y inio mi
tion, that Congreis wi 1 intention illy in.ike Inws
I in volition of the ton ft tution, contrary to-h-.r
facred truft, and folcm ovligui'm to fupp rt
! »*• None can be’jeve, -hi C ng-efs will wilful
ly,or intentionally iinpof: umealoriabk a id uiijU't
hurtheis on th.ir corjfttuenM, in whi h they
muf participate. The molt ignorant it,an mu l
! know, th -t Congref. can m ke no law 'hat w 11
not effect them equally, in every ref pell w th :h ir
conftituen’s. Every iaw fh-t i det i ncntil to I
.their conili uen's, mud prove hurt u' to them
felves. Horn theie conft Jentions e e yonemiy
(2 , -hat Co grefs can h ive no intertjl in opbreTtn*
their fellow citizens.
u is a ro ut incredible, that a people living !
under the left and mil deft government in the
I who e world, (hould nor only be d; (finished and
di contented, but fti >uld break out into open re
fill ante and r>p;»«>ii■ i n to its laws,
1 he infur red inn in 1794, in the four weftern
counties of this ft Ue (par tic d fly in \V4fl1ing.
:o ) to oppoic rhe exe tinon of the liw9 of the
i United States, which laid duties bn Itdls, and
Ipirits diltilled, within the United Sta es is ftill
fielh in memo y ; it ori ina'ed from p-ejudircs
and rnifrepret'entations n uibioufly difTemin ited j
and diffufed ag tinfl thofe Jaws. Either per-fons
‘ d fiffeAed to our government, or wilhing to j
aggrandife thcmfelves, deceived and mifted the !
ignorant and uninformed cafs of the people.— ■
The oppofition commenced in meetings of the
peop c, w ih threats a.'ami! the officers, whi;h
rip. ned into adU of outrage again ft them, and
were extended to private citizens. Com nirt.es
weie formed to f. Itcmat zc a d inft rne tlu !
fp r t of oppofuion. Violence fucc-*n led to
violence, and the colleaor of Fayette county was
compelled to furrender his commiffion and offi
cial books * the dwelling honfe of the infpeflor
(in the vicinity of Pmfburgh) was atta ke 1 and
burnt ; and the marlhal was feized, auJ obtiin
ed his liberty on a promife to ferv? no other
proccfs on the rw?ji jide oj the Adeghary mountain.
To compel fubmifiion to the laws, the go /e n
ment were obliged to march an armv again'! the
infurgents, and the expenfe wis above^me mil
l‘°n one hundred thoufand dollars. Of the
whole number of infurgents (many hundred )
only a Jew were brought to trial ; and of them
only tws were fcnteoced to die (Vigol arid
Mitchell) and they were par ioned by the late'
Pretident. Although the infurgents m* !e no
refttlance to the army fent again them ; yet not
a *ew ut our troops loft their lives in coafeq nence
of their great fatigue, and vxpofore to thefe-e
rity of die feafon.
This great and remarkable clemency of the
government had no effedl upon you arid the de
1 tided pet pie in your adghbouihood. The
rlfr, and progress, and ttrminrion _ot me u\.
rnlmreaton, bear aftrorg and finking analog
to the former j and it may be remembered,
th^lit has coft the Unwed States 80 000 dol
iais.— It cannot cfcape obfcrvation, that the ig
norant, and uninformed are taught to complain
of taxe3, which are neceffary foi the fupp rt 01
government, and yet they permit then fe.ves to
be feduced into infuneifiions which have fo err or -
moufly encreafed the public burthens, of which
their con’rifuti n can fcarcely be calculated.
W hen citizens combine and affltnblc with in
tent to pievent by threat?* intimidation, and vio
Jer.ce, the execution of the laws, and they a«5hi
ally carry fuch traitorousdefigns into execution,
tliev 1 educe the government to the a ternative of
profitating the iaws before the iniurger ts, cr of
taking netcffaiy meafures to compel iubmifli >n.
No government can h fitate. The expence, and
all theconfequtnets therefore, are not imput hie
to the government, but to the infurgents.—The
« ildr.cfs and let ity of our government ar e as
i lb iking on the late as on the fo me. infur: eetion :
Of nearly 130 perfons "ho might luve been pm
on their trial tor 'Treofon* on y five have bccL
} profeculed and tiiei f r that crime.
In he late infum&em, you, John Fries, bore
* roiifp’cuous and leadin.- put. If you had re.
flerfie ’, you would have <*een, that your attempt
was as weak, as it was tvicktd. It u s the
h-.ight <f f »lly in you to fuppoie that the great
body < ir »iti/.ens, b efi in the crjo. ma 1 of«*
ft ee re an geverr ment of thei own cl ot c
land of i'lhts civil a'd religious,—fee are ii
I their pe .sand property, and coufcious tha
the laws are the only f cu ity ior their prefetv 1
lion horn violence, w iuld not 1 ife uo a? one man
, npp fc and crt.fii fo i! fnun ted, lo unprovt -
k=d in -utempt to < illurb the public peace and
tranqui ity. If y u >'ou!d f-.c in a proper tigh’
y. u fi'tn folly and vv ckednef . you ought now
t<» blcfs G d,»hat vour in u recli xn w n fo hap
ply <ind fp edily queiled by the vi blame ana
energy of oar gove nmerit, a ded by rht pitrioi
ilm and aifiivity ol your ft llovv.ci'izens, who 1 ft
the r home- and hufmefs and etnbodi.J them
fclves in lupport of its law .
The annual, ne:tliu» y expenditures for tre
fupport of any extenfive government, like ours,
mult be prei' ; a d the him requi ed can rnlv
be obtained bv taxes, o loans,—In all countries
the levying taxes s ui p polar, a d a lubj <5! of
c< nr.plaint. It ajpe^rsto ne that there was
r.ot the lea l prctetu-c of c ompia nt again!!, mir. h
lefs of oppefit on and v oience to, the law for
ievxing taxes on dwelling hotifes ; and be
comes y u to reflect that the time sou chole to
rife up in arms to opprfr the laws of your Conn
try was when it lb od in a very ethical fitua'ion
will regard to Fran e, and on the eve of a tup
ture with that country.
I ca no' omit to remind you of another mat
t r, worthy o! your confident ion — If the mar.
fh.tl < r any °f the police, nr a^y of the tour friends
of government, who wrere with him had been kil
!e 1 by you 01 any of your deluded followers, the
crime ai murder would have hen adde ‘ tx the
C'imeof trsajon. [Remainder next we.i. J
By the President of the United States
cf AMEMCAy
A Prod amation.
WHEREAS by an aft of the Congrefs of
the I n ted States paired the 27th day of
Eebuary latt, entitled “ An aft further to fuf.
pend the commercial intercotirie between the
United Slates and France and the dependencies
thereof.'* it >s enafted, That any time after the
palling of the faid aft, it (hall be lawful for til
Prefident of the United States, |jy bis ord?r, to
remit and ciifcontinue for the time being, when
ever he fhdl deem it expedieut and for the in
tereft of the United States, all or any of the
reftr Tints and prohibitions impofed by the fiid
aft. in refpeft to the territories of the French
Republic, or to any iftand, port or place belong
ing to the faid Republic, with which in his
opinion a commercial intercourfe nuy be lately
renewed ; and to make Proclamation thereof
accord ngly : and it is alfo- thereby further en
afted, That the whole of the 111 »d of Htjpanioii
lhall, for the pu'-poles of "the laid aft be couli
dered as a dependence of the French Republic,
And w hereas the circumftances of certain pmts
and places of the fiid ifl md.not comprifcd in the
Proclamation of the Pretident of the United
Sutes bearing date the twenty fixth day of June, j
one thoufanj feven hundred and ninety n:ne are'j
fuch that I deem it expdieent. and for the in
tereft of the UniteJ State*, to remit and dilcou- j
continue the reftraints and prohibitions impofed
by the faid aft, in refpeft to th< fe ports and pla
ces, in order that a commercial intercourfe with
thfe fame may be renewed.
Therefore, l John Adams, Prefident of the
United States, by virtue of the powers ’ efh d
| me *s aforefaid, do hereby remit and difeon
tinuc the reftraints and oiohibi ions irapofe I bv
the aft af.ir-fiid, in refpeft to all the port* and !
places in the fiid Iftand of Hifpar.ioU, from i
Mootechiifti < n rhe north, round by the ea'lem
end there f. as far as the port of Jtcmet, on the
fouth, incluTdy : And it fhall henceforth be
lawful for the velfeis ol the United States toer*.
ter and fraoe at any ol the fiid ports a^d places ;
Provided it be d--nc with the coafent ot the
Gover&rntut of Sc. Domingo : And for thi»
L *
purpofe iC ia heSn? rtqmrej, that fucli refT’i
tirtl enter the put of C pe Fra 'cols, o- Po t
RepubFc in, in the ia;d ,11 md, an 1 ilicr; f>b ain
the paifportsof the fiiJ Government, w .icb tb *1
aVfo be fijn-d by the Coni til General or Coilul
of the Uni’ei States reliji g at Cape Francois
r P r. Republican, p.imitting fu h vHlil to gi
thence to the other port* and [ Deef of th Fid
iiland herein before men io ed and d Tubed.
Of a l which, the Coll <!t as of the CuToms, *nd
ail oiher OiB ers and Citizens of the CnitrJ
states arc to take due noii.e, and govern them*
feives.
Given under my Hand and the Seat of the
United tales, at Pbi'jlefj»ia. the
( L. S ) ninth 4 y of May in the yea~ of our
Lord, i8oo and of the independence
of the United Styes the t venyfiurtb,
JOHN ADAMS.
By the P reft lent,
TIMOTHY PICKETING Sectt.nry efStctt.
JDnrtlanD,
Monday, May 19, i3oo.
CH' ICE OF GOVERNOR
The number of voles before publfhed, aftef
Se ng corrected in 401 towns, includ ng A did,
Bethel, Norway anti 0 if id. ft nd as follow :
For Strong, 20,013—For GtRRV. 1 7 003.
The fcatter ng votes from towns returned n
eaon. are 2,^23—This ftatement gives Mr.
strong three tLafand votes more than Mr. Ger
ry ; and a m tjuriry of fx hundred and fever ty.
(even more than the other candidates. The Hon.
C Eii STRONG is iher fore cho en Gover
nor I y the pet pie — [(& dn the t:nvns of Munfon,
Buffet. I. oudon, « 'ddijon and i awAlta, from miucb
retwns %j r • mi rmde in fcfm, Mr. btrong had
24.8, and Mr. Gcr y 1 1 v'Ats j
arrr:
SENATORS fOR MAINE.
Tori.— lion. Smon Frye, Ffq. chefen »
Can J dates, J hn Woodman and 11. F. Cut.*,
Efq’rs.
C mhrrhnJ.—H n. Stcfhen Longfellow and
Daniel Dav s, Efq’rs. cliofen
Lincoln, Hancock, I!'Jbington iff Kenneled —.
Hon. Alexander Campbell, biq. ch’fen. Cm,
didates, Hon. Heniy Dearborn, and Nathan el
Dumnier, Lfq’rs.
Woodbury Storer, Efq is chofen to r pre
fect tk s town, in the Legiflature of Malfachu
Jetts, dui ng the enfuing year.
DI COURSES ON DAVIIA
Mr. John Russell, of Bofton has ifl^ed
propofals for publilbing tbefe Dtfcour es n a
handfome volume. Lrefi Jcnt Adjms is the
reputed author.—The propefals will appear m
the next Gazette, S+bjcr ptiont received at Jtnkt*
Bookj'ntc.
It muft be gratifying to the author of a feriei
of political ofays, under ♦‘Communication,1*
C>met me once publifhed in this Gazette, toleara
that the Ed tor has been folieite 1 for cop es of
tnof* well wr'tten Lif.iys on Jetferf n's Let*
ters to M to b** reprinted in V rgtnia
It is 1) ped tliis will li nut ate political vr ten
in thi pm ot the country to exercife the r ta
lents :«t this eventful period. Tbe fair proipetfi
of Ametua will he forever loll if her frcndl
ate uidy in fupport of them.
The federal ticket in Bofton for Reprefenta*
lives had 2.400 votes —the Jaco jyOO.
It w.is confidentially ment'oned at Bofton,
on S tturday lait. that the P ekermg, Lt. Hiiler, I
w th a prize, mounting 18 guns, was lately
fpoken with, bound for that port.
rcLgw-—■ • 1
THli CONCERT, ' ]
Advert]fed Jr IVednfday evening next, it is prrfumti 1
will coiled a large audience. 7 he known talents tf 1
the performer s require no comment The lover* j f
m tjic are congratulated on having an eppn unify t* t
witntfs the excellent vocal pozvert of AUs. Grauj>*
ncr, combined with the variety of i-/;fr umeutjl >uujk
which will be exhilt ted by M.jfs. V#a EiageiV
Pick, Granger, and Mr. Giai pner. F
D1 RD—In this to .v*, 0/1 Hr, /nifmi.iy l f, Rlifs Ifinlj
Harding, aged 6 yea-t—>u* tsmoulU a.yd ’ outiji-f JuirUcr §
Dr Harding
At lit o-u"iji..S, Ou the zzlult. of tie dreply. Pvjrr, EliW
Brt>V. u, w.'fW ^ 'henry j vuug lit o wn, Ljq iaieoftLai’Uw
detenfed; in tie 70tb y.t’r if her age
At Pajfmuq noddy C-ifL Jon.ulun Bradford, wafer §
the pack. i of that to jtn ;!
“ Die til bryebug ( ~{jh * , untie T jth dt Mr
PJgC FtfltOtlni, J eon I >*>, t the Rent it tlii.im t effend-n fl
i‘>nt place in the ZC:l ear - h., ige, ofur a >-•> fun, n. ,vc
°J limit f *'* mintbf ; do i" ’ nut/i Lb*. e / hr *t:i j fir king fjnljfc
p'f oj pi - yet. for! til r and r f ’Uiltiiot ; be •<.as msn
f-r bit fii-nd'anJ the trout* t h gave them, than for hmjfl'1"
•in l wjbtd to live that e t gist reward tdt.?.r utar; than fir
tt-s n ef .yntnt , the much .tel, bis muted fucuti-i jW
H/tfb tb. ir ujud iuf.ee. Sensible of i-.s a>b e ttbirg dJUdwh
be/pat- of bis Ji-nation nil . l-ghu\ on ' fhilffpbLal r**'**®
often reqttf. bg lie iverfnng fruKtti to d , their tear* ; remaM'
"Jl >n *bit he atu'J die bit cue* ; that b jkattl < be hhtpy if «■
or hath ■ anil's it L.y mu}f fin follow th-ir depart! >g frt# |
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life, and die ftrrnely. «zuitb full cVtjUenct of l Loppy rnrmrt.i |r
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