The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-08
TIE GAZETTE.
l2artIaad.
MoNDAr, OcT0BER SID, 1898.



fair and consai the tru. int.rea Of III. Areri-
can people. All mlny have been fools ENOUGH
not 10 have the leait doubt bar thief. villains
were hscere and faiI5faf 70 us. While they have
been 70 befotted as to iiipDof. thst our own
government was e 15ay u5 aFray II Yet in the
very lat letter Of M. Tallevrand to NJ. Gerry,
TalleYraad jua,fss all the ruiniRers of France
II this county, and adopts all the nealures OF
Genet as the real conduct of France towards
The United States vinaicates all the fcanda-
lous intrigues and villainous hypocricy Of his
nation, and woNnfRs that we lhould complain Of
any thing. A Racial !-Bu. the fal is, we
have all along be.n the poor unexperienced
duaes Of den Of thieves, and mott dlgrace-
fully bahalcd by revolution that a child in
politics thonld have been whipped for NOT feeling
through. The aim Of the monarchy and falfe
republic of France has always been he fame,
univerfal power -ani though they may guilIo-
tine fifty administrations one after another for
fifty years to come, il viii remain the fame, till
they are efeaually humbled, or at leait difa-
bled and degraded.
To proceed from the Pittfburg rebellion. -
1t had not been enough for a. Fa4c5st to tam
per with the leaders Of the whiiky-boys in Con-
grefs ard out Of it, bat about this time, it fsems
no pe1on could be found 10 ct to 60 ambaiIa
dor to France as James Munroe; nor to be
fecretary of aatc as Edmund Randolph ef
p1scieut eoztt9Fea'' memory. TIE Executiv.
himietf, | ihould think, NUT have bad the
night mare Of French influence upor him, or at
lealt he was wiling that France Mould ghink 10,
when he made thee appointments. Both thele
minIters betrayed rt.rT fruits, and did all they
could to bow the neck of their country 10 tie
villalnous views of France, and defroy tire
contribution Of the United States Both have
written large books in vn1cai0n of IL srnlelves,
which have INDICATED nothing bur the Pref
dent and government. and prored nothing but
the guilt OF he vinicItofs. The advantage
Gus treaty made with ENGLAND by Mr.. Jay,
Mr. Randolph's diGpillion from cffiee. and the
REGAL Of Munroe, were equally proofs Of the
vigor OF our goyerrnent, and Of its relolu
linn 10 corfide ii It's own integrity to the end
of The contsG. FYucbst too was Obliged to
sbfconi and 70 home when his letter, taken
by the Britith and handed 70 the Preident,
discovered his connection with the Pil-iburg
s1h.l;on, and his inrrigues with the Iicobins.
But theft events were not exactly cotemporery.
France had public game to pay as well
AS private one-an government was rot on
" obliged to look inward and fee what poi
fsns were infatuated into rs own vitals, but
outward 70 cbferve what fcntm1nt was infu-
fed among the people. There is not a gov
ernmen Mt on earth which 70 fincere'y defpfes
:5e beeale Of al countries, and Especially Of
this, as thu government Of France always has
in its republican form. They have wheedled
and cajoled the people, it is trne, in all places
but in every inaarce. without an exception
even of the psot \. Of France itlelf, they have
enaaved, plundered, maiacred, and ruined
them. However, The fame tricks were to be
tried here which were fated TO ruin and lwsl-
low up all other republics that IS, the people
wsre 10 be gallei by POUNDS and fhcws, Whit
ties and baby things, till France could make
them tumble down their own government and
let her take the republican reins into her own
hand, as fhe has done In Holland, Geneva,
Genoa. Savoy, Coriica, the Mlaneie, Lucca,
Veoice, ROM, Switzerland, and in fhort, in
every place where her abominable emharies
could enhame an ignorant mob.---God knows
that in all theie places there were wrongs and
evils enough for the people to complain of, if
there had been people bur there was no people
nothing but niferable mob but little a.
Dove the anes and mules they led, and hardly
worthy, Think TO iet examples 10 American
Wits IS the cafe is reverted. Herewe have
people who do not difgrace the name, and
nothing undeiv the heaven of heavens to com
plain Of. IF cDs are made to believe that Cad
has trea ed US ike hard mufv, and that the
Freneb Re8ublic VIII Get matters right-Iwill do
as the fcal Genet zvbirsd that he would do
When che attorney general would not profecute
Mr.. Jay and Mr.. King for telling the truth a
bout him, g zeW clofte mysF IA The mantle Of
$ nomrirg, and ~ tint hnsrca Is no longer fire.
TO return 10 The Pa6he game played by
France
y The crueilea insult, and mol famcfuI af-
front that people Be made the fubjed Of,