The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-23
FOR T.HES C-AZETTE.


materials for her party. She knew too that
the government having made no expert rent 2
the new machine might probably be ealiIy il
undated. Sh- knew that We were not one and
indiviiiole Ike herelf, but tubGled by alliance
and federation, of which the contribution was
the only band f; 70 thar this very conAltution
was her WORT difficulty and greateR obaacle
for # it could b. fet aide, the Jingle States
wouli be as apt fubje3s Of intrigue as the
could with. Upon this ground its poor blind
entm Is among our(elves w7te her natural tools, |
and, fimple fouls, they are always ready for any
KIND ot mlchet ou' Of Pvs atriotyn-France
knew that we had but ju.t elcaped from the
war with England who was likely to prove her
mot powerful enemy, and here again it was
ten TO one that IN could ct the beqbt, right or
wrong, exPedienr or runOus, 10 bully TIE g0v-
erHnet into another war with England. SHE
aio knew that the found Of " Liberty !" viii h
full vibrated in the American atmosphere, would
operate as wonders on that benevolence which
our own emancipation had excited-and hit
we ihOuld tots our caps as high, and ihout Ca ira
as loud as the fans cul3tfs5 themfelve7.-What
hne BATS OF facts, to build an appeal 10 our
!" Gratitude" upon, when We put it into French
language -" SITTER republic, ne fought for
''yoR, and bled by your Gd- que are now learn.
" ing from y2pto be FIRE, and are oPpof-dby the
qO6ok qOorld-Oh, give Us at kaR, your good
" 1pYG . ~
Traitref, AT this very mom.nt fhe was
availing herfelf of the mott perricious ;atrigues,
and OF the mott daring Prefnmptions Genet,
a name that IN any modern mythology of h-r,
would take the place Of Mlt0n's Beliel, fct every
engine to work to poAels the public mind, alI
the good "a ur9i people fuf-rei him without
reen.ment anl even laH him without furprize,
afume 4 lottier carriage than the Pre.ident
hlmt-lt AMI brow beat HIM in the mot public
manner With a licence unbolndeI he con
Rrled treaties at Pl-afure, AM wholly delpif-d
the " wo-m eat h" laws Of nations. II c 40
led the multitude and ha1en3d by the mo
raPd Cries % ruin the r4tion.-As q max of
t5e 6:5f wnicnis insali1l., we recolle9 ;hIt the
fy,tem Of error then pra4iied ii FRINGE was
MIRO L e1 u Ameici, and our own ii iz.ns
without Ih me p rcalln aud under tie v=ry ltR
Potl COVE nm71t, were .ught by IS 1907
oF HELL q threaten each other tn III: guillo
lire Americans are you not alhame of be-
i7G 70 ouuningly iurPrzeI an jpCAieI 5-The
Y ter Of this, AMI macy h-rs, about 4 is
time bad very Gsniioant threa,s iton The fcIE
prqbl< Pr demo- axle iociety, IN .h-y even he d
Up the ida that 10000 arn-cI men wee
ready I bully COagteC ito French III alures.
Suicides ard fools !-tIance, ike 2 croco lie,
was ihcddin5 ie rs Of C.mpatAy ard era Tattoo,
aod thele iJeots ran right into her jl~s.
Will. Robelpi.rr- was Di9t y, AMI the
murderous Jtcobns in power in Fra.ce, The
Frrn engine 70 intert their ma le1ce II oher
nations was fab4Igr Esieiie5 in 10 ita.ion OF her
own, add which they n GIT govern. JUL lo
nov, wherever r. aucs CD uer, n. m kes a
RePu,li-, as he calls il, ether Cis pa lam,
L'5uciar, Trans .Rheuane, Lomb .rJi4n or Ro
ma. might exc pt the caf. Of Venice WIS
ife took merely b cIu(e III wln.el i to ex-
chang with the Emperor for Belgiam.-Ad-
mi that France had corq Tered us-Pray Mears.
Jacob'ns, how wcu'd You 60 to work to make
Republic Of the United States ?-Whsrs are
your crutibes, ard your PLiofoph.r's Gone p
Without tn abilities of a common link T, how
would you iet about this veael ?-Lt IS clear thlt
You could DO nothing but what til: latter Ct YOU
have always done {. raile VAT Gn1 her Of au
dacious wickednefs To conceal the moR cont5mp-
uble lmbecillity Of m nd But come, tell US how
you would make Republic Of the State p
In the hrlt Place, flPpofe, your bungling
wits would make US " one and iudiviible," ard
70 away would go at che French dafh Of pen
the Tate governments and your FindIy and
your -SmiEtJ who were 70 terribly afraid Of a
" eOg0lIdatioH'' by rhe federal conatusion, NUT
wheel 10 the right about, ana conf (, that they
Ike 1t better when done by France than if We
bad done K oulelves For thete fellows are
,aco5ins, in common with other oppof.rs Of the
contribution. Next lnpPofe yolr nnh4ilowed
hands would tlrike down the Executive, and
fnbRitu;e Diredory-for could not France
govern FIVE, Or at leaf Perp'ex hem, eater than
one 10 Of the ret-and then France would
lend" you 10000 mcn~ to put your republic
in moHon kSp riglf and be- Jet Ja6obins upon
your virgins.