Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-13 00:00:00, page 3

VIRGINIA nfe:f, which tbefe
^,@ of talents, and religion' have
decried &jhe pandemonium of
jacobinifarfysty &m.occafion--
a|lj .been metamorphosed to the
Paradise of Federalfa, to answer
.:-,fame focal purpose, and blind ourl
Northern quidnuncs !—B&t, afterl
I all, the Great Fad, that mortifies
the Tories most, is, that no Stated
;- has Lifted from Republican to j
federal ; but, that 13 of the 16
adhere to First Principles, and 1
ate now decidedly Republican;,
and what agitates the )'Se& 'ftill
more is, thaf Oli Malfachufetts is
apparently returning, from her fe
deral pilgrimage, like the prodigal
fan, to her fitft love of Republi
can Liberty! The late Speech of
her federal Governor, favors so
Strong of Republicanism, that hi§
former pinegynßs remain tranf
fixedin the dumnefs of an oyfler.
This lying federalifm has lately
set another falffipod agoing, to
bewilder the weak, and mislead
those who depend on federal pa
pers alone for informations al
ready are the -wavering & unwary
wonderflruck ! " How bappensit,
fay they, that the Cit, of WaJhing
T ten, the Seat of the General Gov.
ernmeM, Should be so Federal, as
that a majority of aCommonCoun
cil of the City, lately chosen by
authority of a congressional law,
Should be FederGlijls ?" It is not
so, altho it may have beenfo flat
eft by the ^ federal republicans,"
as the ' tones now call themselves.
,0 give their lies a better curren
cy with the deluded, the federal
ifts, afterafking why fofh and foth
slices arefo federal ?,f you heli,
tate to believe, will add, "it is so
published ; andihave never yet
4 fen if contrad&dl" It is not
fteceffar, to notice every federal
report that teraifed ; bay tire fact
of the globe; w^fe ^Jhefl'offt
so would rot contain in the dig, \
wind type § a refutation of al/ihe
slanders and fal(hoods th<t have
1 been propagated ag^ft the ,rtf
m ^ty^ty§im during the last
cgriesn months! But, tho a4c
is noltfsf^efdr notbeitf
diadjgteb^^'bish
^fc&r^fm ,fy'4p4 IhoulQ be
ledbimdfoid th the cemfineaqffe
tfo^fo
& Republicanism; v^mall contra.
rf ~Wife plumper b-The:
Trutffis, that, the Corporation, or
Cc^mp^ Counit of ,btf£i^ ]f
Btffrfflb/ of twelve; jq
of Vfa^
^feere ^fd a s fodnd
one or two # o£the others, fho ? ton
the fae^WAw^nd^
to 4 Rfotea^ ^
^^ffo^m, ^^
: 'Wf-As^l#^
''^f^
iog< io'feßfflbfeao ^m,fod
oh%e maty sfydtir confit t^
ibdfta 41<o#w£to tomaßi flre^'uCT, dfr-
Ti£&e*CTfrr%„i*tr™nb'a 4 ^^
L Thepay—May itbftkbr&tedaf
long as ihe/country fyll'ftattd, which
<g^ birih jo tbof£vir acmeve
^in§ whify are the. o^as of its ccW
z^Thesmajd^ °B&
t%rfWd sites of America, dftingu^hffl.
through the world for his p,ttlphffytt
j &&„sleriit and Wqfli^^
Itcre admioiftraiioD equal ihli part of it
l ^tth&ff^affedjnraldbto^Dd upright
ft i.'Tbe^W Congtefs
I—May they coati^ue to pursue tbat fy^ ,
y tem of prudence and economy, t^com-
I mended by ourilluftrioos ExeCuiive',,nd
; be cautious of making tx„%d<turu when
no necessity requires them flthat in times
ofwroffir, teemay hire fomeffiingto ix
ft The Federal Confutation— May it
prove immortal. f^r'',
§. The LL S. of America t May they
, ever remember that Union is the Rock
of their peace and filiation, and that
civil warand fliray trill follow on the
heels of dirifian., r^r ^ % & &°^
6, The deceased a^d furriving Heroes
'of the American Revolution—May they
and thecaufe they defended never be
.forgotten. Three Cheers.
7. Thetpemory of W^ffiirgion—May
a nations gratitude ever sow for his Ser
vices, and may his virtues beadmired &
imitated as long as any of the human race
are in eziflenek b 3 cheers.^
L, 8. The memory of Franklin, the A
meric,n Sage,, Patriot and Philqfopher,
who disarmed the thunder cloud of its
terrors, tyranny of a fceptre. 3 cheers.
9. V6# $(4.!, ^ Nno-Hams/biri— Ma, ^
, fa ciaff^r flat th, ,ri&nt admiiu,r&mxlJ
Ib# National Grotrnra<nt is nat ehl, cantofoe
tn th, ,abh< wat, bpt „c&liarl, favarabh
tn bsr ,articular intertf. ^^
> to, %6v T. Gilman gwucrnlr. ,/ tbspats
9/ Nrw-Ha,pJbiri—,Ma, bit n^minift,atta
' tvtr cam,art quill tbfrgsnwalgavtfnmant.
it. Tb&.TDHN LANGDON, ba
nt#2 cariid;bbgral, mcilic^ & magnan
imsns—M% bit fo^im to this fate and bin
capatr, 4vtyuov+ib, grants of a PsQ
aba arc canfeian, tfibi value of them.
1%,1 r b, &'w-Ha,pfare Uniari Barib—
Q,r cardial c^gratatoiani to it, Fricadt and
ofrug,to, c o°,ri,fybHto capfaHjri°
tict, h,W& a *d tbs intrnjh of tbtflaii—r
M^, its o,„tr/harHbat ,m credit is g,fr
; ,# ta& 4tybm,e a, fatf,§4, ifya the
ad prated, fam'Princifh, tban %ob,ra it it
I fasbr@ far,ft „
Sqi^.A^^ naaffofratian
I,tr1 ,tr OTty <4#i ibat arqQigk fc,,rh all
, arts, ^ a,,r,ffi vs and nudity befitbent,
Tb^cb^rj.
14. C,m,frc4 and Mosw/afifrrtM'?,'
&,b, /, &^& duly „,Btf :
ic. STbc LIBERTY a/ tb# PRE^—na,-
wifya^ing tbs,ma„ Qp ffift&4 ^B
it librrtj #~m„ it be inroiulabl, mamam!
I^^, „' ^RLITlayf our £•*„„, its
, ^t/ftf^ft u,ba com,i,jf ftntva,
.^% b, itytfcb, ^Staking &,, i, (^
;^M^f, ;&- 3&<% ^CTi
; 'l7 Citf/&fwrfl,^fr that
^K%bl, ¥ ,fo „/,
i^r!^ rrfrc^^^ ^
'& vm,n,d ap fyda ba„ttr. 3 chirm
I # ^%itywQ&,tnf.a«d,^
] tbs <o,du^fyibi dan and fad at *„*it<&
I fyftoybanr rriirgcfio tbiir bomu.^
IWfaou^ %&5^5r.1.^
;fevfygf^R^^^ fr:
, H^^^w^tforfy ^ thair^
ito of libffi,!lfi^TC P^^^ the ~
ifod salify &@^
[ tteafd fttfrer H^
Iwhitet@b&nifto ft hbnmd in A%
[tocar^T^
-The aemfy¥ffie4tfoffth^
. to^tytea^to^fwe better
I:^W^^
,ptato^&
„oy4qfe,eato^fsory. —6. The State
Idffleffi&fyWreijtf^
' tofcrprtheftried friends.
F\
tatfaMitlt arffiW=^Bmibtibllcajif&'
fetfl^^Hte
hold in grateful remembrance ,11teho,
p;:#verc io ^eaefotyehdeavpr#, to ^^
,mote tbe ivelfire ot our country.—l 4.
May tlfofe, ho fOT^fdid iniCTnep&g
vor to h^ray their ,cpuntry, meet tnd
^ e ZV^"M^W^^^
.^f,oOTafoiffl#„^,ra|ifr^Qiyh^
# the cage Ffc§sfy others to
falovr # thriatiwdbie,)hmpfet f&'Tfe
Asrierrcan Ffflfe- M^ inhey be blefef
with patriutfe* hirasr ^ Reptfbli&o
h&fbaods. i^.fr?,',^
^^COMM^
THERE is a paragfaphrin ttnf^l %r- [
i,r ufaeariy thirty iioty which does not
contain a finfe fenierrce of.trvtb—This[
is nothing very remarkable for ihatipa-r
per—but however people may differ on
remote political points, such igty^
file mendacyyas the uue whi hwe upw
notice, origjoaged and published by ,hdfe
who were conkioufr of its;enormity attfe:
time of its pubjicafen, ought to be rep.
robatech by all wffwilh to preserve ary
regard to truth or decency. It is there
in said that ^.Afoaff abebt Ms. Laog- ;
don and his ferrites, which had literally•
r or io fubftaace been before the commit
tee of arrangements, both tbi, and the
las ycag,& was REJECTED by them,"
&c. Ac. In aofwer to this, we wouldob
ferve, that the Toast in hougr of Col. I
Langdon was agreecupon by the com
mittte^ of last year, given, received and
gratify the, company, \with fery dem
onftfariou of refpe& 4s proof QI this!
,fl refer the reader to in& 9 h toast u%
,der the Concord head in,the Republican
"Gazette last year, and t&is fame CoQ^
of the tyh of ja'y ^BOI — We,arg feifible
this Lift appeal turnifhes father queftifo
@e/eygepc<^but prtf may De ad
Imined, if in .no other c',fQs evidence a.;
' gainftilfelf. The Volunteer, fyart giv
en at jhe Ute„cfelctatiQ ^ honor of m^
(4m, ffluftri^s apd ^ieritorious chared
ri, was received froth ihe President by
the company arid dritrik with every token,
of joy, eßeem. atfiftkihor, in their pbsetf
to ocri^w —)rau attended by a discharge
lofthiitery 'ittd rife company rising give'
thrtie cheers/ Five of the seven gentle
men who compoGd Vhe committee of af
rdn|emenrs fcr the present year, and a
very la^ge majority of tie company pre-,.
sent, gave thrir fuffiagei althe iaftelecV
tion tor Col. Langdon'lor Governor. —
The grotierrffo who prefidfed during the'
day 'with pert^firoprify,'^
honor as well as so iK^fdiHt4&i3o OT the
company, wab hirrtfeft 4atfcW&tif ire the
great RevohffiSbaty Dram+is^nvhori^
eflhtaadwin<tyl& zßepublican.
Wh&l da##^ iobndation, then', cah
f there be, for,the affertionrin tibripara^
'graph refcrtelto, that te the indignation
etthe compffli, Coubt not be rtframed,
and the toast has drotyotri imitf'a gene
tyjrk&tflfftifertfehteent I ." But we
will tfift theigrouHd froWfka to hippos
GiioDr-^pHrM'^donty^hy .mith
dlit, pf^cerg had keel,.excepting tod
,foan, |&^^
word—fyppnfrthat W9,s@ bad toasted
^ GeoeralabrAßKaod Ciii,#Y„ihe,
Herp, of Benningtpro,pd Mor@outh=
-^tfyfet^o difiiiigyifhed^ef&id in the
R^vojuu^w ar@y were known to &
W^lit^lri^ff^^A&fe^
^^^£^oowinch
tyfogfrfy.fyp^ this tofeft.
would have fofe/t grg^ned teWrrri
preffons ^kr^Ml^ when:
tytytf^@fctyp^m^
^s£COTiGtf y. from^lfa <Opprefflan,
:'fyfyg@tey©n , ctaffimeote tWofe
who coDttibh|ed toritLi^
ss%sM
m^^^
^s^l^^
Gm^fe froOfofyY <%f6r& %r tin:.
3'toW'we prefcffig tWided fegiffi
fy^g^fa^j^
fees in aging arrangements have been
peculiarly fy^&p&^ifeg; gh< concilia
tory —From a willbgnefc to gratify forty
of l^foefyp, GU@h'@; ,v^ ip + this
team',' they tiave tocf&tetfffihav&him
mebfeAe^ifl^ffy toasty fele&ed for the
Mb ofJub^Tte chriibit have
been, hapfylnc%pf effing ay^ty^nta
he.poffeffed,aot[^yS£„that ke has
jai4redlife ; $ ifr atifr
of his ftieods could have pointed them
out.^ But as his fßpdHidjooi point out ,
iDy;bd:iUta^ttWoti
tion of any themfeLvee, and nc evidence'
of fitter was laid before them by others,
%x „rq rfyaedto toaftthe fingi&
fafl, that Govtrnor Gilaan, is, Gro,r„,
Gtlman+gy —ThYt%e fbobld bt Governor
was .thought by about Nine Thohfani
' Rl^feo igt winter to be an oofortutfett
circumstance—ls itia, and has been one,
the tewn of Concord have contributed
but little towards the calamity.
The toast id honor of Col; Langdon
'and his Brother Patriots of N-H. was
:rot only gratefully and honorably re
ceived, but .if accorded, with justice and?
; propriety. Col. L. was one of the ,fiift
} promoters of the American Revolution •
In its eariteft stage; he embarked his per^
ty and property in the cause ; and if4t
bad b^en pofuccefiful, he would have
'expired with WasHtrcOTofr and Jes.
;ferspn 004 fczffold !-~ —He was with
; wemi,gton and that band of Patriotic
§Swg%whQ,ramed the Federal Confti
tUtiot'-He is attached to the work of
bis own' bauds, and will support i^
[He his held the frft efficein the power
,oj the People tobeftow in this Statety
t}e, firft whicli t^ Reptetentatms,ef the
1 Pebble in this State could confer in the
Federal Government —-2nd he has always
; been a firm friefllo the Slate and to his
Country -——The relative estimation in
'which Col. Langdon and Go,". Gilman
: have been h^d by the Citizens of Con
cord} ma,bedraw j from the following
circurnftance,:—Cot Langdon whenever
he has ton WMider&fr as Ckndi&'te'for
nhe^ ffice of Firth Mig'ftrate has; at all
rhircs^eceiveda large majoriT of the
Suffrages of; the Citizen, of Qbcord
Ifor 'that Office.!
^Gov Gilmah'hits 'itall times wfredkny
other Candidate has flood ia Competition
wfth/hte,come offin Cone ^^cn/6,.#.
Ifem &fe,.premia ,Mh te^ftufeH
will' feet 'pleafee to find fit ihefcra,
3 graph fee &fytyi96sb ifffi^ofty
almjft carries,itt4qfij„&f9tßf^^te
For it would hav^Trn ?r T^c&4blc # (if
grace to the town ^ud the cttya^Shea
:edrivened had there been atyjpi# frit,
Q?gf^und> for it. He mof/L a birck
bilious hearted man jadeed, ufcil|ing to
[give Patriotic its reward, a#Mmt'its
due; and un£| for ,fecial fft,rcopxfe,
wfco, whatever ''his' politicJ^featimfyfr
migh' be, wow'd, while ctftra&g th,
Fou'tbof July, relua s&* fc^witig
IToafi :— , ^;V
1 Jofax 'Langdon and bis Bro
,ther Patriots of New-Hampfoirfcra..
t^e Resolution— may meirfr.
iviebs forlhur .C&umtr, be Tftaem
bered with Grfflude.''
; - A Democratic Whig. /
To give placed tb^,above fofrhd,!^
^fentenffhe Cilia* astof Co^ord from m
lof the fv^tyft,^ thatever&gmc.
fed an atirtrepufolica'n tpry paper, %„
ihave omilttf ^number, of, paragraphs
I preparetffofjhV W,^ Tri
4^ — t^F- — ^^;
On Thorffg^igitf; I@fty, %,.War;
Eaftmaa, of,^@W%^ abridge
[rteiriy 30 (£', w^^« f ° ^ a s^
Ithe plant tifftgefyefyod w&sfttyqfc
[dead the next nTorniagJis 6%c1& uflk
takn foriteftiffi^iffo#
^Laft Wednefdarrwe hear, a man was
(drovrafyh^^ •
. A ^^>^
to QhfflYF
& ,4. ¥ c ^T/
frf ^^^
aY&4 F aldat,ma •r% . : ,
;aOUs nev^rfaßHauer
rimpiffymebrfte&Mli^