The American Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-08-24 00:00:00, page 3

Some of the deputy poftmaftm
contributed bountifully to fill up the
1% gazettes, with pandering the
President, Democracy, and the Post.
matter Gen. Mr. Granger, for dis
"tiffing them,from offices tthich they
had perhaps violated as often as
the, had opened the mails :—But
they were good federalifls, And must
of course abuje the republican ad
minSrat'°"°'
Thomas Stanford, a purser in
the navy, by his own publication, has
been relieved from his arduous em^
,lo,ment, because the " peace ejiab.
lifhment law" would not fuffer more
hands aboard than were wanted :
Mr. Stoddert (Mr. Adams's Navy
Sec. of navy, ard memory) had fe.
kHed Mr. Stanford as a purser, he
is a firftrate federalfl : But Mr.
Stoddert chofeto retire to his "pojt
of honor, a private Ration ;" and
altho the aßing faretar, had con.
Minuet Mr. Stafford a purfor, yet
the prefat Secretary of the Nat,
those to make his own arrangements,
but did not retain Mr. Purler Stan
ford infer,ice : therefore, Mfr.pur
fer Stanford (like a bold hero) de
manded the reason of his dismissal:
The Secretary condefeended to gra.
tify him, and concludes thus :
" It <uxuM bavo but agritabh to me to
buvtraaixtdbm in tbo wav,, bad the peace
eflablijhmta few authored afrffi.unt naw
beftfretmttjufrfj it"
Yet after this, Mr. Stanford, to
prove his loyally, must add his two
or three columns th the pile of fede.
,al duration arid flaser against
a Republican administration.
CALENDER.
Tbecer, " Self' tyucare get afubjia
that <u>ill afford m„, ^ betbraad to throw
among tbr/au&tf+u (belt zeal: the, avid
be /urnfad,or a ring time web prime pack
for ibrir papirr, fluff equal to Porcupine': :
We mean ,?mee 9"b0,0u Gatader. Hefor.
merl, calledbim,elf a republican ; and for bit
gmus (tbo rough) and poverty, was pitied,
beet never confided in, b, the Republicans ;
be woe in feme degree encouraged, but princi
fall, to tap bin from being bought b, Listen
the Britfb mini,sr to league with Porcupine !
Ibefederatyh sass Calender, because bo has
jWtoi the dijpofaen to " betray bis nearer."
Ho is a legitimate judas ! oftbs ro,alflock! l
Wbfle in England, be threatened to betray bio
Benefaaer, to extort.mean from him ! In
America, be impeaches Mr. ,$?/•• witb;
giving b'm a hundred dollars to pa, bin for
/^dabzing Washington and Adams .• and
then ttujn and endow Mr. ,frfa b as a
" rigid irbamif," as an avaricious egot,,
cub. viewed'" a Shilling as a jerions thing /"
Tb, two oppefite &ra&rj, which Cate
} dor gi&s of Mr, jffityn, are jufficient to
gwvfotvtr, candid mind of the ,orfd, and
vuortblefrejs of Calender :In tbsfirfl place,
be gives Calender 100 dollar, for bis feurri
ions pimpblet called the " Projpa, which
was never worth de man, cents ! in this be
was generou,, projujo : in tbs next place, be
is represented as bugging a JbiUlug !
Mr. 7<ffirjm ma, have given Calender a
hundred dollar:; be was poor, and no doubt
importuned with the boldnefsofa Scotch beg
gar, ebofe be would flatter to deceive ^ Mr.
might give him Jemetbing, tab „n tbo
principle of Cbarit, and to get rid of bite:
But it belongs to federal spleen toagert that
Mr ,ffir/en paid Calender for bis fcurrili.
tj, bis '• Prefpea," &c. Has an, thing ,
'* Tlßl o *'' &"" °/," r '' tefanaion
juebaninfauation?
It it truly ludicrous to bear Calender talk
about bis tearing the " curtain of corrup
tion afuader!!" from of the Democratic
Executive Council If Virginia!! Callender
is like feme of our Jwaggiring Daggering
poet, of New England, w% write with the
MOT spirit for being half ,as over !he be
and the "fa"tbarbae taken him up Jbould
Remember that "firong drink is a mocker
Calender in Bis caps is addi&ed to fonder —
when faker, be it devoid of principle.
Theftderclpapers labor to cad odium n„n
the Republicans, botau, Calhador has joined
\tejdjto the Federalfadion : bat bownu,
odium can attack to tbs Republicans from this
cirewnftance we cannot conceive: Calender
undoubted/, bat kis price ;—be forfook the
Republicans, morel, because th, did not value
ktß !—dplain qmftion will decide where
to*/ what be is', via. " Who fapprte him
at this da, /"-^However the "friends of,
order" ma, beftate to own him, Calender is
certainly sheer man .—Let him fonder Mr;
,form and bis co patriots ; let bim sass at
Dtmocrag t—Tke fapblicaae da OTmm-
rage him, the, do not kb, bis papers ; the ft- I
dsralfsmuf feed him ar be dies.\
Our friends will pardon our devoting f
muck rest* to, wertbleJsjubjcas: we have
done it ► oxi, because our federal neighbors of
the t,„, have keen of late crowding their ,a
pert with Calender and romjiltb, combufi.
bit, to blof the high charter of the chief ex
ecuttoe, and the Ceufituted Authorities ts A
merit a ! 50,e1,, while the, are liberally paid
for tendering, we ma, be allowed to defend
tit Government and Authorities of the Peo
ple's choice.
Republican Ticket.
— ©Pte ~
THE FOLLOWING
AMERICAN-REPUBLICAN
TICKET,
For Federal Representatives for
NEWHAMPSHIRE,
To he chosen the 301 k Augujl inst.<
Will unite the Republicans.
For the next Congrefj.
CLEMENT STORER,
For Rockingham County.
OBED HALL,
J Strafford County.
JONATHAN SMITH,
Hillfbenough County.
NAHUM PARKER,
Chejhire County.
MOODX BEDEL,
Grafton County.
NAHUM PARKER to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the refig.
nation of Joseph Pierce.
On MONDAY NEXT!
Republicans! be at your bofts!
attend to, our privileges ; maintain
your Rights, as Freemen.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
To Citizen Newschool, Esq.
St n—Tbe tndofed is the copy of an addrels
Hui up tea neighboring town, under the
warrant for cboofag Riprejcniatives to Con
grejs. If,on think it ma, have a tending to
rate the indolent, b, infesting it in ,our Ga
tens, Ifall be ampl, paid for transcribing.
Yours, A FEDERALIST,
tm-imm' ,
" Watchman, ukat of the night ?'
WHAT of the night ?—The night,
that time of delusion and terror is past,
and the Sun of Liberty has again risen
on our land. Fellow Citizens I the day
Is toft approaching, when you will be cal
led upon to exercise one of the greatest
temporal privileges that the Almighty e
ver bestowed upon mankind ; that of
CHOOSING YOUR OWN RULERS.
Let your former indolence which had al
mffbrought you to the brink of destruc
tion, which nothing but the immediate
interposition of a kind providence which
has ever appeared in defence of the liber
ties of the country, could have prevented,
serve as a beacon to warn you of your
dangrt in neglecting to improve those
privileges you enjoy. Who knows but if
we continue to neglect the improvement
of so great a prize put into our hands,
God may (ay in his wrath, let them reap
the fruits of their indolence and aegis# ; let
Slaves, and Qppreffan be their fortiori !
Fellow Citizens ! Let every one who
deserves it, confider the high title that he
bears— it is no lejs than that of REPUR.
LICAN—a name far above all honorary
titles : Fora Republican map, k, bis fugle
vote, decide the fate of the nation of which
bet's a member ; and k, that fugle vote en
tail miser, or ba,pity on bimfelf and bis poj
tertt, for ages to come ! Be not divided, for
though at present jour enemies appear to be
erafad, aid allferas peace,,st pan me, depend
„on it th, are now plotting your ruin, &
nothing fart of that will fatisf, the revenge
of an old tory—##/ man, young (promts
are f,rung from the old slumps, who pf,
jots their fathers' political sentiments. Sa)
not, " we know not who to vote for ;" as.
snoble on the de,, and consult together; that
is the way to get information. Your enemies
wife pa to remain Ignorant ; the, endeavour
to cultivate your ignorance rfright men; fer
did the) wife to put it in par power to gain
information, tbg wuld divide the State iota
Di,rias. But the,"knew jour ignorance it
their safet,, j
Fellow Citizens ! let me urge
you to come forward on the day;
ftiow by a willingness to improve
the opportunity, your gratitude to
that Bountiful Being who has be
flowed it upon you. ^
.' 3^uWatchman.
IATTENTION!I ATTENTION!
;YOU who approve of a Free go
vernment, freedom of speech, of
the Press, (which is the Scourge
and dread of Tyrants) —you who
love :he freedom of eteaing your
own rulers, who love toleration in
Religion—you who approve an
Economical administration, give
your fuffrages for the following
gentlemen for Members of the
next Congress :
Clement Storer, JonATHAN
Smith, Nahum Parker, Obed
Hall. & Moody Bedel, Efqs.
and N. Parker to succeed Mr.
Pierce, who has resigned his feat.
These are genuine Republicans ;
they are true Federalists.
BUT
1 You who wish for measures op
pofae to the above ; who wish for
Standing Armies a d High Taxes,
will please to manife, it, by the
usual sign of voting for the Tory
Ticket, artfull, called Federal.se.
publican—but this label is like
those placed on patent quack me
dicines ; it is formed to deceive.
There never was a single particle
of Republicanism per aining to a
Tory; and it must put Republic
^cans on their guard, when they
look about, and find that there i#
not an old tor, in the State but is
recommending, with all his might,
the following candidates, viz.
Clifton Claggett, Silas Bettan,
Samuel Hunt, David Huugh, and
Samuel Tenn,. ——These are the
men that all the Tories will vote
fo^. Citizens I Freemen ! Re
publicans of Newhampfhire !
take your choice.
A WHIG;
CT The "REFER.
Upon the authority of the Centincl,
and other southern papers, we week be
fore left stated that General Health per
vaded the great cities of America ; that
the Yellow Fever was , extirpated from
Philadelphia." On the authority of the
fame papers, we lift week published that
the Fever bad broke out afrdh and still
raged in Philadelphia. By the report of
the Physicians in Philadelphia, Aug 10,
there were taken sick 4 —No new cases in
Northern Liberties or Southwark. —Ad-
mitted to the City Hospital none—Dietk
two—difeharged well, one—Remaining
eleven, most of whom are ronvalefcent.
Aug. 10, Ftytr taken sick, a died,
By the Hearn Office report at Balti
more, Aug 9, we are told, " since the
report of the board of health of the 2d
inst. 18 cases of malignant fever had been
reported. The interments for the last
week, ending Aug. „t sunrise, were 14
aduhs and 24 children."
In Newyork, from Aug. Ift to gth, the
deaths were 34, of which 26 were chil
dren. Nothing is said of the fever.
In Portsmouth, the Fever still rages in
a degree—the last papers give the death
of Mr. A. Newhall, Mm. Sewards, and
a child ^ Mr. J. Clark. The Board of
Health report, Aug. 17, 1 convalescent;
2 ill ; and 1 daogeroufly ill.
Died, on the 1 4th inst. the Hon. EBE
NEZER THOMPSON, Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas for Strafford
county.— He had sustained, with honor,
at different times, the offices of Clerk of
the Supreme Court, Secretary of State.
Judge of the Jupreme Court, and many
municipal offices. He departed with a
high and amiable charader. The cir
cumftaoces of his death are fiogular :—
He was in usual health, tranfa&ing busi
ness with a friend ia the forenoon, whom
he asked to stay dinner with him—they
drew to the table, and partook of a good
dinner, when immediately/ the Judge
swooned away ia bis chair ; he was tho't *
to be only afteep, but was found to be
lifelefs— the family ia another room were
called, they laid him on a bed and called
medical aid-^but his Spirit had departed
to that country, " from whose bourne no
traveller returns."
INTERESTING.
Boston, Aug, 16. The fliip Sterling, To
by, arrived at Newport from Gibraltar,
which he left the z 4 July, and brings the
following important intelligence : — -
On the 24th fee arrived at Gibraltar
from Tangiers, Mr, Simpson, Coafol of
the U. S. having been orders to depart
from thence at only one hour's notice.
This order was in consequence of not
ccmplying with a demand of the Empe
-1 ror of Morocco, so grant convoy for seve
ral of bis vessels laoen with wheat bound
to Tripoli; and the release and convoy of
the Tripolitan ship, then at Gibraltar, to
pass unmolested with hercrifo. The dan
ger by the Consul and Commodore Mor
ris was considered so great in passing the
Straits by the gun boats, that the latter,
with the frigate Chesapeake, came out
with only three ships ; there being an or
der from the Emperor to fit his armed
craft immediately against the Americans.
Loudon, Ma, 31. Late accounts from
Morocco Bate, that that country is much
agitated by civil war. The nephew of
the Emperor, has taken up arms against
the government, and is at the head of a
considerable force; As yet, no particu
lar accounts have been received refpea
iag the operations of the contending par
ties.
Now York, Aug. g. We find in opr
latest London paper the following ex
traa of a Letter from Thomas Ji!f per
son, President of the United States, to
Thomas Paine, about which so much
has been said :
" You expressed a wish in your letter
to return to America by a national ship
—Mr. Dawson, who brings over the
treaty, and who will prefect you this let
ter, is charged with orders to the Capt.
of the Maryland to receive and accom
modated you back, if you can be retd,
to depart at such a short warning. You
x will in general find us returned to fen
timeots worthy of former times ; in these
it will be your glory to have steadily la
boured, and with as much effed as any
aan living. That you may live long to
continue your ufetul labours, and reap
the reward in the thanktufafs of nations
is my fiocere prayer. . Accept the zffur
ance of my high tfteem dnd affeaionate
attachment. Th JEFFERSON."
POLITICS.
The arbitrary measures purfu.
ed by the late adminiftiation,
make it no longer problematical,
whether we would not have enjoy,
ed as much liberty under the Brit,
ifh tyrant, as under federal folly,
wickedness, and usurpation. Ev
ery one who feels the lead attach
ment to the interest of his coun.
try, must rejoice at the fortunate
change that has taken place. It
is certainly highly honorable to our
national chara&er, and presents,
f>rofpe& no less flattering to our
iberties and happiness.
Independent Whig.
It is really Locking to every
one, who feels the least regard to
decorum, to read in the federal
papers whole columns of feurrifc
ty, and the grossest vulgarism a
gainst the chief magistrate of the
Union. After what we have read,
the editors of the federal papers
might as well attempt to convince
us of their regard to decorum &
order, as the liar to veracity, or
the fheep.thiefto honefty,— ibid.
The statement of the household
of the Emperor ofßuffia, should
be read with interest by every fin.
cere republican. Ia it he will
find a new confirmation of his at
tachment to a system of govern,
ment adminftered without oppre£
sing the people by enormous tax
es, or creating a pageant of state
with powers rendered the more'
dangerous by the possession of
great wealth. The Emperor of
Russia, it will appear, receives the
annual sum of one million seven
hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars for doing nothing, while &
President of the United States re
ceives twenty five thousand dol
lars for the actual discharge of the
most important duties of the gov
ernment-the latter fam is one
seventieth of the former,
CT The I^Mail affords us
no material additional news.
.Di.d in this town, on Surd 7 last, after
a long decline, Mrs. Eastman, consort of
^^^^