The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-02-04 00:00:00, page 3

MIRROUR.•
CONCORD/'?
Monday, February 4; *79liLj
AnnßE^ifaw Americans ^ fAY^T^.
ILLUSTRIOUS patriot! enlightened Cit-
I izen of the World ! for fa&fti^lio&^t,
as such thy Name'is engraven on our Hearts,
as such recorded on the Rolls of Immortality.
.-—When we saw France convulsed by Par
ties, we rejoiced and we trembled ;—we re
joiced because we still found thee leading where
Glory killed, and where Wisdom pointed but
'the Way:—Ardent in the Cause of' Liberty,
but guided by, Prudence.^, We trembled left
thy Moderation mould draw on thee sne Re
fentmerft of Factions ftrugglihg for Superiori
ty, burning with Enthufiafa, tod; bkirfting
forth against each: other, with theViolence of
Rage. Long we fa%thee amidst many Tem
pests, ride cleat of the Rocks whity surround,
ed thee oh every' Side. Still thou'waft Fa+-
^ette ; and 4 though Frame, for whom thou
waft ready to shed the last crimson Drop from
thy Veins, calls thee Traitor—though she has
driven thee into the Hands of Defpots—tho'
Tyrants, regardless of the Laws of Nativity
:corifine 'thee in Regions, and immure thee in
§ftles,qf Slavery ; still thoo art he, who,
jbleedipgfith us in the Cause of Freedom, en
deared, thyfelf to the' Citizens of h^^— still
in the Land of Princes, in the Dominions of
Monarchs, none is seen great as thyfelf, and
in the Land of Heroes, thou haft left nene thy
Riyal. We hope with th^e that Frqgcg, re
pelling the Hoh of Slaves that rush against her
^Ghich pbur into tier fertile Fields; may not
meedrfh, S^vi^e—we hope ihe may soon wel
come hee to a land of Peace and Freedom-;—.
we tinft that thou wilt yet rife raperi^r to.
Misfortunes, and shine more bright when the'
Clouds of Adversity are dispelled—we know
our Withes would waft thee tp our Shores, and
our Hearts welcome thee to our Bosoms —we
know that Posterity will admire thy Virtues,
and future Ages venerate thy Name: •
-/ 1 : 4he CfTIZENSor AMERICA.
* # „e Iff Account was, fat hewasgo be &>n,
toed to the C^e ?/ Wefel, ^Germany.
MR Russell,
THE melancholy News of the Death of Mrs
Live Rmoß e, (on the 29th klt.) late Consort
of Edwar d St. Loe Liver more, Efquife,
of PorjmduLb, has this. Moment reached me. 1
To Enumerate thepiaujfflf^ ofitbat excel
lent Woman, I, must leave for an abler Pei|,
and content myieir with the few Lines I here
with enclose you, as my-taft Tribute to the
-Memory of her, who was loved and refpeded
by all who knew her ; and by ,pno ippre so
than befriend , tie SubfcrQer.'.
'l&'hioom of Dft, and q>irfuous' Innocenci,'
™Gaity cruel Deatfrcould mahafare Dyettce;
^binteudm Matter; „ft ^OTjngffife,,. I'jsl
HadfiiHenjofdfer precious,ffotlefh Lf&.j, "I
ASoulfQnobl^,ty{bfofamaMind v
4b*Lifejo dedr;jfrDeatbfo well fefen'A;'
-Wal only ftfi^hedwte# claims its "Due, 1 3
Nora {tabin A,%MQeta^e Livermore l&*
f^aim'din tyah,the Subjeblpf our , §
"Mb'! 'cruiFDralb, cohU/hi rehirt bP/bWa^har;
¥kßbl&oato&tdraee, % ^
Concord, February ift, 1793. (AMICUS.
<W" tt^ Frthn Dublin, Oa~ob
Tit &'turiet^ Tn^h,%hat, Ti©twithftUndir)g
all the Praise delivered by certain Speakers of
our free Constitution, we never hear them
lCTfor^lieie^ntei%T<>r Speakers, who are
endeavouring to deftrey the Popular and to
extend the arbitrary Part of it. A Man may
Write for ever in Recommendation of arbitra
ry Monarchy and mtytfy Goyfypen^rat,-
bur having YedmbuS Ftepbfes imputed to nip,
-and yet fa^h whtirfgjs furWyte pimgetous so
our eodMfyiton^ aftb^, v^itti Enueavouts
to circulate RepbbJiCTn'^lHcks. So it is,
&w<ver ; that tti&ugli riruth tf/ffiffifing is
ih Cireuta ion, we revCT hbhr the Cofaftittftion
said to be in danger from it. , ' f,
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.ELECTIONEERING.
% I ..^TC^^{ .7m§rf|^^ ^n^r^
fob, EREEand INDEPENDENT F LEC-\
ag. ^ A to&s tf^ w ^ am pihn^. A
$4 vbta*|@; ^^^ ^^ 11 i
-*i THE important Day is approichidg When;
you are to tonfer on a Fellowcitizen the high
Trust of FIRST MAGISTRATE. ^j
v^l^RW^'
is a Candidate, worthy ofyour Confidence. —
His Integrity, Industry, and Information in
publick Business, his easy and persuasive Con
,du% hris ofteh been „itneffed by tho,Lqgifla
^s*&^^
'CTani&ft f„oped will j6ln W making him
*the Obje& df: theft Choidd:^——He hasTgiven
the most unequivocal Affurence of his Inten
tion of resigning as Senator in Congress and
his Willingness again tp serve the Publjck in
'the Offitewnich they have repeatedly heuotir
retl him wither" 79?:
^o„l^%^ ^^^^^
Hon. TIMOTHY WALKER,
ma, be found agreeable; and receipt their united
Suffrages', lit the next March Meeting for the Office
of 'Gowernourythis State for the enj^ing <ear.'
His political Knowledge, bis Virtue and Integri
ty, are too well known to the Citizens ofthis S^ate,
to need Comment. Let us then unite, anddroe
Honour to whom Honour belongs. An Efecor.
Mrßu^sell,,, gig : .. jj,i
\ /THE Author of that malicious, Nonfeufe,
in Hat G H,'s last Paper, icfpccling the.Adtors
nfrrhe TRAGEDY tetoo defpitablE t&rnfflt'
Notice Contempt has saved mariy.aL'/fc
turc from proper Chaftifement:-"" ■ Whenever
he can-find THREE People Fools enough to
belhie him he shall be fiienced ——What Ri
^diWoMfAeffr f4o fuf pole thofe' Aftors have
@yiEnvy agaiuft a parcel! ofTittle+Cbilfheib
and ,i&to prevent them frem learning to
read, pr .even (iroun ted on tpeif Rohrufo,Ja
i^mpT Bencb}) declaim, & prbcAiffl}Wex4
claim, or make Speeches, or ^&u/,wWcife
.rate, or ^,or exhibitor any Tfotf^e&j
plcafe .teWhat, is all this to those "ye##g Gen
tlem.en ?"—They never' even thought of that
School—they flrc no Idea ofirjering it—And
it may be as well fuppoled the, tneon:to:dil
;@ujag, the Schoolboys in every Townih @e
State, as if^ this.^
I M R . DUNCAN, l,^
FOR THE'MIRROUR..
-1? To the Voters of C ONCO RDl^ :
GENTLEMEN, (1
THB Time draws nigh,-when you, are to
choose a Man to represent this Town in gen
eral Court, the ensuing Year.- =— To recom
mend a Number of Candidates, would only
fcAufe Divifap, where there ought to he Unan
/dividual deserves this Office the most, (sot there
is some Honour, although ho PrefiPin it) bnd
Kto mention that one in du^Seafoh, thdtithe
People may l^ve Time to|Deliberatf, 4nd,fhat
the Election may be unaiwn<^i,apd honour
able. Agreeable to this, I ffiall phh'npQn
Major Wm. DUNCAN.,'
When a Man's Reputation is well teftahliffied^
Encomiums are^tineceiTary. o ^TW;
, TAIF Gen^leroan js knotty;to.ltea.good
generous Townsman,.and well.^orthy of,he
Post for which he stands the faifeft Candidate
at the enluing EleaioA. He has before recerv
ed your genCTal Suffrages, tor the Stone Office^
,and therein no Doubt, when chpfen, that he
will ever give Satisfeaion to hify^riQitugntSj
'and do every 'thing in his Tower, for the. Hon
our and Interest bf the Town and State.
L a BROTHER VOTER aniIWELL
., ,- JVISHER to t,he.TOWN.
* d Tbefolktargfrgular Marriage nrar celebrated
;ieftCcuflr, c Zo<wn nit long face : &h Bride avas
young Wegman ; QBri^gfymmbe ^as^kjs
^^^
Jutd fa,'" W&^mcYttt&jirft'tyrtaeCodmuhd
to increase and mtdti&Js^fc
Grandfather ; at this lime of Day I expeaed to
b ^,%^%#*fr*^^ Wffi '"J
Place : But 1 find mj^y again, ccmtolled to come
fonu.&d iity itatod fyjoCas try Grawdfon is too
'meb'^ft &^z&w tf hie'hnfflgardjor
)^/to^tf^fy, andri„tt\d(ty engaged) ib
#^
13^0 n ^Tr/J^^efo^^
^Th§ flowing arp the Articles, codcleded
fw«d, p^ ACT, OCTfo
TRAGEDY turned comedy.'
<©AV on the part of France : and Jacoe
Francois Prevot, Counfellor of State,
FRANCOXS'D'LVERN^IS and' Ami Lullin,
Counfellors of the grand Council, on -the
part df-Genroa: J,',:
Art. L All the Corps of S'wi6 Troops which
-aYe'adually in Genfo, fhalFretire ^d&flfally
'between- this and; the ift of December next.
11. The Day after the sighing of this pre
fenf Convention; the heavy Artillery ofthe
French Army shall depart, to return to the
strong Places and Arsenal of France, and Or
ders wall be given to stop the March of ,Ke
Treops-that were oh their Way to Grhfr&h. 1 All
the Gorpsof the French Army which funbuhd
Geneva fhallretire, leaving*ilhiiY ten 'Leagues
of Geneva only such Detachments as are neces
sary to preserving good Order in the Country.
The said retreat ihall be effected between this
and the frft of December next.
111. From the date of this present Conven
tion; a free Intercourse between the Inhabit
antsef Savoy, and tho'fe ofthe two Republicks
together with an entire Freedom of Transit
from GoneOa-to Switzerland, and vice versa,
shall be-reestablished, on the fame footing as in
Peace, according to Treaties and to usage.
IV. The French Resident shall immediate
ly return to Geneva and difeharge there the
Duties of his Station.
V. All the former Treaties of the Publick of
Geneva with its Neighbours, and especially
those of >579, with France and the Republick
^of Zericb and Berne 1584, between Geneva and
the said Republicks of Zurich and Berrtt are
expressly and solemnly reserved, and also the
sth Article of the Treaty of Neutrality of
1782..
VI. The present Articles shall be ratified by
the French Republick, and by the Republick
•of Geneva,and the Letters ofßatificatic n shall
be exchanged on both sides within 12 Days or
sooner, if possible.
: Signed, the 22d of Oaober, 1792.'
The above Articles have been approved of
by the petit and grand Councils of Geneva, and
the general Council is to meet on the 26th to
ratify rhern^ • • ^ ±Arv , ^^%;
The French are diffatisfied with the Articles
agreed upon between General Mont esqu lev
and thdßepublick of Geneva. They object in
Particular to the Article which stipulates,
that the French Troops shall retire to the Dis
tance of ten Leagues frbm the City, while no
Affiance is stipulated for the Swiss Troops.
The executive'' Council of France have sent
back,he'Articles untraified, with fich Alter
ations as they think Necessary.
• Last Thursday was confecreated iq the
Commemoration ^4,.Revolution and jate
glorious Successes oft Fr&^cb. Thte tMwh was
tittered in by the firing of Cannon; apdring
ingbtfßens: ~~ At two 'o'clock a large; Con
* cOurfe of the Citizens of this, and the neigh
bouring Towns all decorated with the Nation
al Cockade, proceeded tb the Assembly Room,
where they celebrated the Feast ofLitoty and
Equality. [P% M ^SPr,7 & ^
By the Debated id the National Convention
cf Frazee, itappear6 .thatRoBERs pIERRE and
MAXa t, two Members of that Assembly; lire
denounce ai Ihbftihtipal Authors of the
Maffacre§ in Faffl ofrSeptember last,;
M. Saint Just, in his Speech on the Trial
oft^b fe^vi.' madein the National Conven
tion; fays=" Louis xvi. Flight to bhttf&l,
not only for all the Crimes which hihas com
milted— -Botehl, for having ten detected in
a flagrant A& fat| )his. Hands in Blood— but
^ffi,^
Mite Rfe&^rniMg &W^^^ iIW
last, is falfe. .tebutic ton
In the National^Cdnvtntioa , tfFrance, warm
and j,iri^d.Debases have t^en flace, ref,e&ing
'^ r iw% LoVis the XVltb lb Trial. Some Mem
-b&. contend that he broke rib "Lavi, Qnfeqa€ntl,be
gannet be. brought to Triahflbe Confitution de
nounced Dethronement againfl t^e Grime bexommit
^Mi—he was detbroned=—conjeq rtntl, bis Crime
is expiated—, - Some contend that be ought to ba tri
ed, if for no other Fault than having been King !
,Sme are determined that be shall be tried, londemn
'rifand executed^ at all Events — One of this Clef's
concludes bis Sgqecb th,: ." A King can only be an
Uttitfea=bc mvf dif&fydr before national Venge
atice; Hofen tbetaid bring Louisxvitb to Trial
_6W t%^ber, gfe be acquitted,,you tail never
be wertby of fa Confidence of the French People."