The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-16

tanned all the advantages they could gain of Us
by war, withoGt its imallea advantage. And
like FLY lh.ep we have only Good looking on
in furprize on thefe wolves, that have been wor.
rying US down one after another, without relf-
ance. Their fecret agency among US, has
bound theft arms with a paIty, which might
have eaGly defended many Of the millions rhey
have taken from US. Yes, and they have had
the fkill ana means, as our tnvoys were told in
France tEey would have, to throw tie blame Of
his conduct on our government: f. as 10 keep
US aill divided, diff acted peop'e, iuf fitted
for their ealy prey AMI IN bic make them
any returns, but repeated EN- aiIias, long and
hdmble prayers, a d rich Prifes for peace Offer
ings, to feed the Gambia that will only want
more, the more his gigantic Failure is thus nour-
ifhe1 and enlarged until, Ike the Roman Re-
public, all the void is taxed to poverty, one
ii izen lquandering NOR trealure III his private
palace, than IS left TO ln1ain conquered kng-
dom.
n one hing they already exceed thofe Ro.
mans they f. mach aft & TO initiate in every
thing. I man by taxing advantage of the
divil1ns of thar neighbors, embracing one party
as friends and allie, and ufng it the eaier to
conquer he o.her, iii ~ thele eafy conquefs.
p
folve Ill thoe who have caf themfeives into their
treacherous and torpid embraces, 10 one COM
mon level with tn zen 10 III sir Opp-edel empire
"A cloud of witneIIe, already All es in proof Of
this. CtR your eTes towards poor HollJni,
formerly "a rich and free I; bnt now fain,ing ia
French embraces, ne IS found without her trea-
iure, rnorey AID credit, her colonies, commerce
and ihiPs Of war, her inIeP1nd4nc 2 and even
liberty Of fpeech- Twenty two Of her mott in
depeadert Representatives, were la ely bIrilhed
by the Frerch af er th-i- cwn ta'hion, 20 a
difaut and fnal confinement, fir daring to
vote a1ant French im3oG 10 IS. Lock up to
the mou ins, q over tie rich vaili-s Of
SwtZ r'lnd, where liberty, peace AMI II ID.
have held the lOngea reign. that hsy have ever
~ ii mo-e-n Eur, Pc. After ~eeping an army
IF thMty thOullnd men clof- TIP he fa4.s of The
war 10 mii.tdn their neutral VI; and af9r
always having beer prlted by he Fe1ch COR
the lPi.it and im2r :aiity Of ID II oonduf,
bccaI(e th-y found their owl account il IT,;
now y n jar linking unie~ The ~are irr
ITord Ct France; be-luie F.e cl ia1t.on
am H. hen, hal By intimiJating the weak and
cowardiy, with tn far Of Irritating IN enc NM,
ant ny amni the itu7id with hope of IA ty,
While the enemy were in full march towards
GU Plltls ma O)ldli.G GU An vi ll
th-r troups to Fl hit .jll II was too late " Il lit
w cny purpoe} 4nL Il. f. brIve men, togc.oer
with five huQuTe! w.me', We hutch-.ed BIZ
TIE French The fame ats hey have P-aE(e!
with Gnar iucceis IN all III fe- States Of
Itl'y; and the fame has bcon attempted among
ouHeite,.
b. the day Of this dellGoa Is over. TIE
people afcer long wa'ni25s, At le1 II te1it
'hei hanger and I r. ~ the ix:I 6-= X
YOU coEatananceS, that me- 2 .- adj o1,
word At this i'm. ID ,hfc up. fas, w7ioh
have end-av re 70 orn5 t' every eapa9i.-.
tn Perllad YOU to Pl-, ~ yo-r nj to MT
country, an 10 unie YOU vol. with nine 10
the gr-tt an c-acou; gulr-i-n 81 IVY country.
hat We wi w..h MI our mi5n AM mc .n5, rand
really 70 de.e1u our Axe Y, ana Laws. our GO Il
ard l'nis, or aged Az young, -ur wives anI
friends.