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Il. Agriculture, Commerce < Navigation
"a. The Dilrid Of Maine.
a. The patriotic Clergy Of our country.
IS The American Far.
10. Reformation and complete haPPinels to
all mankind.
F1LUNTARTES.
81 CAPT. Kc1iing.-The Orator Of the day?
BY Hon. Nathaniel WeHs, Eyq.-May the Uni
ted States be more and more united.
By Begiamin Green, En- Of Bnr7oict.-May U
nited America never want an Adams in her
cabinet, o. Warrington in her field.
By Mr.. Tstn Low.-Leprofy, CramP and
Cholic. to the Cecret enemies of their country.
BY DR.. Jacob FJi8rr.-May all the Plaques of
Egypt alght on the prelent leaders Of France,
except the plague Of FRocI.
1t 70 happened that 10 the 5h toaf there was
no gun but nothing improper was intended by
the cmiiIion.
At this intercGing point Of time, no ci-cum.
tance, however minute, is unworthy our aten-
ton, which opens TO Us the political ientiments
of great and good men: We cannot therefore
but mention, that, in the bletling aiked at table
by the Rev. DR.. Hemingway, and 10 the
thanks returned BY the Rev. Silas Moody, we
noticed with heartfelt pleafure The mott 8enu-
Inc breathings Of patriotim.
Federalilm and Order, always infeparable,
triumphed through the fe0ivc day.
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WASHINGTON, Nill carries with him Ire
American CocEaDa, which he has uniformly
worn Where then Is the olL Or The r9p7g man,
That WI helitate for moment to follow this
example.
LOOK az this judicious preference
Gcn. Dearborn was the hjgheG candidate il
Lincoln county as Senator Mr.. drummer, the
other candidate, was however ele0ed bv the L.
&iIatu'e, and Gen. Dea' born had but 40 votes
out Of 50. IN WorccGer Tie fame thing ];
obi-rvable. Judge Lincoln, though highly rel
Pctted in every thing but his politics, was drop
ped by majority equally Rriking. VOLUMES
could not more lronQly marx the deciGon and
;nmneIs, the good ienfe, and the patIiotilm ot
the Legislature IF Maj, chuie.te.
l15e' AZ liz Irb.7 nIa'5 eititss rad ~ 1.Fyl
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FOURTH OF TULr, rzoS

FOURTH OF TULr, 1893,
When the United States entered on the a3d year
of its independence, was celebrated at Saco
Falls, by the citizens Of Biddeford and Pepper
ellborough, who collected at the AGembly Room
at PePperellborough, and at noon marched in
order, elcorted by Capt. Bryants company, to
the new Meeting -houfe in Biddeford.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-22
SECOND DAY (non) EVENING, TENTH MO.
oC7) 1893
[CoAe7ed far kbe Wizmingf0n Merea,y.]

Antrim Conrow, I fheep, 2 bufh.
buck-wheat, & quarter pork
Levi Colelberry, lheep
Andrew Colefberry, 1 fheep, 1
bulhel tulnips, E fowls. & 6
heads cabbage
AnInhabitant Of Newcaifle Hun.
dred, I fat necr
William Stidham, fheep
Abraham Ewes, fheep, 3 bufh.
potatoes, & "A heads cabbage
Ifaac Stidhan, l ihcep, 81 buih.
buck wheat, 2 do. turnips, &
load itraw
Lucas Stidham, fheep, guam
tty of corn & Rraw, I large &
fmall pigs
Peter Jaquett, jun. I fheep
A Citizen of Newca1tle Hundred,
fheep, & l bufhel corn
Harlin Cloud, l fheep
James Barr, bulhel turnips
Samuel Barr, I bufhel corn
Andrew King, do. bucll-wheat
Alexander Finilfer, 2 do. potatoes
Jofeph Brown, II bufh. potatoes,
do. turnips, & IS heads cab
bage
Nicholas Quin. 2 bu1lel corn,
do. buck W heat, and E heads
cabbage
w. NJ. bag potatoes
A Lady, dollar
Fulfilled BY Order of tbe Board,
THOMAS MENDENHALL,
PreGdent
JAMES LEA, Secretary.
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MTSGELLAN1r.

EataIeftas eta too J4ttePtiJLe, heart, ina
Ygnng PrMlian O17cel.

~
"MY I'm was an enGgn in a regiment in
which ranked al captain. We had ie.vej two
campaigns together, and | was Peaf-d vi h the
ma Ks Of cool and f-LEble courage, which
had obleryed in him, and which promileG the
mo9 fa,t-Iiug hopes Of his becoming on: day
OF other an ornament to his family.
Ills heart was naturally gensrous and tend-r.
This virtue end-ared him u ne bat trcm-
blsd for lis effects. 1t nigh, thought fhakc
his iort:tude in the wing fcencs at the m!er2ble
fpeaacles Of war, and politely fuppr5ls the en-
terPIidng fpirit Of youth quality 70 eAenrAl
to the advancement OF folder, and ~ neceda-
nv an embelilhment to his character
Ohentimes, when bis OVERLOOKING compaf-
iionate heart would vent iIlelf 10 BURT Of for
row for The unfortunate, had recouIfe 10 the
iophiRry Of argument, to paint tEoie objects of
his reflections il different colours to lis imagi-
nation and while reproving him with bis IN
manly weakness could have clafped him TO my
bolom for the melting tenderness Of his nature.
frequently, though with utter repugnance,
conducted him TO The tying fcenes Of fufering
criminals thus attempting to familiarize his
mind 10 the dilaGrous events which life is two
often embittered with.
Some little time after the affair Oh ochWet-
duitz, our army burnt and lacked imall vii
lage Of the Au(irians. II was our chance Of
duty to be fent TO this place. When the gene
raj confulion ofthe day had fubided, and Tome
order reaOred among the troops, we had an ex.
curfon round the village to view the effects.
On our approach 10 the ruins of once clean
and neat houfe, we were luddenly fhocked by
the approach of an old woman. The genius
Of extreme wre;chednefs feemed faithfully por-
trayed in her ghoAly countenance
She flung hrrfelf uP0n her knees and in thrill
voice Of deportation, unprotected the mott dire
iul CURES on cur heads. {" If" iays The, you
call yourfelves men and not iavages Of unequal
I'D brutality, either kill me inaanily, and end
ny extreme fufeiag, or let me have help TO
iedrch for the remains of my children"
l tenderly exhorted her TO calm herGlf--.hat
ibe might expect every afidance and aay;ng
18th Ler till my fon had returned with few
Lllic7s, learnt, that or the alarm Of The fuj.
den approach oi our troops to tie village, the
uarcar4iacd difordcr which wa, naturally to be
e4peatd, had force1 hsr ioR and daughter, with
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General Prices Current,


PER SUANqz1T-- BOSTON Dlc,lo
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Z n a rage for new conqueRs, LrPAux' feiz d map
III Mnaking blot on Tie Chart for 4 Gap
All, ia cryd this Wizard, to admiral Brueys,
ind here pafs, through his IAhnlus, by Sate
BY which with fleets, youlhsA fail t!ic Rcd sea-
To plumber al India and Aha for me.
-Brueys fAil'd-and he Pldndered each Inlet about :
stiIl the way he went in, he wa. GLAD III CcJ oats
Fill cmbittered by long disappointment hc i"orc
To Gnd Red Sea or 10 find France no more.
Len this oath 1soud he vain or brave N5. losfot,
Old Neptune gave cut the Decree
Han French blood ihGuld run Red Gs4 On tie ip0t,
And Ney5H ride fate on eaCh Sea.
Prgfdsat s-fJe p auG DrA7ory q f5s ii7f hf TsEts
sxe dfoa zUl5 planned.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-17
From an EarE,B Patey.-O9. 2.

WAsPs.-There never was known in the
memory Of man fuch numerous fwarms Of
waips as there have been this iealon. The in
jury lhsy do the fruit, and the ofFeniive nature
Of the infect, makes il defrable obie1 for Ma
turalits to turn their attention 10 the bea means
OF de!troying them. 1t is a curious fact in the
natural hioorY Of this infed, that the males are
almolt all del}rcycd by one another, or PERTH
ri,h cold in the feverityof the weather, and that
fome few Of the females onlY flrvive to lay
their eggs, and hatch new fwa1ms The fucceed
ing fummer. From This peoul ari.y it is flid
that every Jingle w4fp dearoyed between The
months Of January and May. fIves neR, for
a Jingle female wa,p viii generate 10, 900 before
the end Of Augelt. Shoul5 it not then Be a
general obje6t 70 dearoy then daring the early
months Of the year and what would Be The belt
means Of hunting them OUT Ii i. fit enquiry
for oGr Pub-i5 io@isties.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-17

II has been often fubjea Of wonder that
Tom Payne ihOuld 70 eadly procure the means
Of fubhaence in France, but the following
anecdote explains the nature Of his refources !;
In the year 1892, Toms political ana literary
reputation gained him many admirers At Paris,
and he was applied to by fome Of The Princi-
pal booksellers in that city, who offered him a
penGon Of 1900 livres tor ten years on CON
dition Of his giving them the copy right OF Ill
the pamphlets he might write within that time,
which they were 10 get translated into French !;
the Propolll was agreed to, and tho he has
only written four pamphlets Guce, he has con-
aan:ly touched his penfion.
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POETRY.

F,sm he Columbian CeatiSsj.


TJs Sin @ unbeliefis 7oo. bla The Sin Of witchcrafr
uo4Y WI
TTTHEN Heads, encircled with Grown,
wv Are from their regal height cut down,
Whole virtues, traitors did deipie;
Five hundred hydra heads ihali rife - -
When The great Champion q The Wbors
Of Babylon, ihall be no more;
When Belgia's land once rich and gay,
Shall grcza beneath "b!sG FresAom's" Cway;
When all the prideof mighty Roass,
Shall be by Aozlier overcome;
When tn A4riafe To7oart flall be
No longer miitrels Of the lca
When Maha's knights llall quit the Chair,
And place unworthy Cozgtas there
Nhe in tn lamd Egyptian tide.
OF ftren-rnsuth d Ne, French fleets 1la ride
Wfen proving Wolves (haIl trace the fand
OF that long dtfolated land =
'a Then fhaIl old AI5oh's Lien roar,
His thunders fhake the Hfr1e llore,
And vheIrn the monitors in the deep
~ no would eternal zrayfars Ike pi
Who from her eatryaigiaa hurrd,
And banilh'd jaGiss from the world;
Who long have bath in human gore,
And lti iniatiate, thrlfor more -
Rain their C5izf ihal overtske
And all his dyeaass of glory break -
How through 4fyabias burning lands,
He led his brave victorious hands
How through Speza's iithmus he
Soon join'd the lOng-dvidetN6ea,
Embark'd his troops, nniurl'd his fails,
Which fweil'd with Freedoms heavenly gales
How the Red Seas oblcquious tide,
Once more its pillows did divide
How Liberty, wha; Gs5 Of gore
Perform'd. did foI his troops once more;
How Reai5a, Ike flaming brand,
Soon led him 20 the eroapif'I E4nd;
How his ilIu0rious navy lay,
Safe moor'd in BeagaTs ample bay;
How BritGiaI Indian realms were Ion
And F,ap.s ponels'd the golden coah -
Thele airy gjfoas fllall give place,
To route, to ruin, and dilgrace
And NELso&'s brave victorious feet
Rejoicing England looh 1iall greet,
and FAME declare from 1lore 10 lhOze,
Toaio7's frzsadd lives no more.
Tsaies.
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NOTiCE IS hereby given to Tie non-refi-
IN dent ProP-iators OF lands lying ia the
town Of Hebron, - Inc county Of Cum 1crlsnd,
that their lands arc taxed II the state, county,
and town tax, for tie year 1897, and commit
led TO me the tublcriher 70 eollctt, viz.
NJ. atse StIiejJe0rt y. TszvI
p Q. ~ DC.h
Jonathan croeuleaf, Eiq ry o33o IT -
james and G'5 o'Soi.. A'4 5000 $50 500
lanes StncHfeld, zoo oIGo o3y8
Jonathan G ecnleaf, 800 OBS 0 ga
Unl-ls fad taxes with intervening charges
arc paid 10 me The iubltnber, on or before the
twenty 6;0 day Of March next, 70 much offid
land will then be fold A. public vendue Al the
dwelling houre Of Seth B-arfe innholjer in faid
Hebron, at 10 O'Clock in she forenoon, as will
pay ilid taxes and charges.
BARTLETT HOLMES, Collector.
November 10, 1893.
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THE French BY compelling their young men
70 fgtt Jour year: for their wives, will doubueis
raile The value Of the fir fcz, aud the character
Of ma'rimony. The ladies arc thus made the
reward If vaior, and the deGre Of connubial
Happiness will derive an adventurous impor-
tance by the difficulty Of attaining it. Indeed,
It's il fome meafu'e reaoring the old ebivairOn,
fafhion, when knight dura not prefume TO ak
a lndy's bvs till he had been beaten to mummy.
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Is regularly buJHJbed every MoNDAl'
at z. II. TEvEs's Printing-Q6Ies, I +
Ali4Alcercet, near the bead Of W2'
arcet, Portland; robere )u5ltrlPtI'A'
advcrHjcment5, and cOmmaHicatioH5' an
receiUed 1Uitb attention. ~
II The terms are, ONE DOLLAN
81 FIFTY CENTS per annnn' "a
CLU51yE Of P0sTAcE. PHHffH8' r.
meaf5 are rcqasjfed. q,
II The extegifvs and rapidly fnFrS yeJ
circulation 0ftbe GAZETTE re"as, IT,,
highly advantageous far ADvERI''
MENTS.
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~ Il
THE Standing Committee of the
Z Socsiy Of Cincinnati, Of the Common
wealth Of .Nql4ebgitns, agreeably to the votes
Of the Society Hereby give public notice to
iueh Of their brethren, as are reduced to neccf
itous oircumGances-the widow and orphans
Of others, who may b. in ike circumstances, that
all applications tor relief or afIiaance, may be
made on, or before the 20 Tuadzy ii January
next, to any individual cf the faid Committee,
who viii communicate the fame, and their ref
pcttive circumstances viii be duly cdnGJered.
The names of The committee are as follow,
viz.
Gen. Lincoln, DR.. EuFis, Thomas
Eluardj, Elq. Gen. T1eLEr, Co. WieGo4v,
DF. 1Ie7ggfrd, Col. Perkins, Maj. Gi5bs, Capt
oak Capt. 3cbgGa, Capt. Gresa, CT. Tu1or,
Re5e,. Williams, 1a1a CaAsndr, Capt, Ceng.
Capt. Forglt, IA, Dre7g, ana San4eL 4zrg4rsag,
Recorder.
E.4gn, Nsv. as, 1893.
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III lis variotg branches, c%ccntsd Sg y y I
teati2n and djPafc5. u Of1 Ina
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks IT,
bills, &c. d4Ly ATTENDED "a.
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TIE sAe IF unbelief i vg. as-a tie 81" IF witchcraft
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DOWN WITH THE JACOBINs
" Drag the dark traitors into public Ghlme,
{" And nail them to t5s Pil9ry of fame 4"

-
CITIZENS, il is high time to aroule and guard
yourlclves a2ainR the f5cret enemies Of your
country. Their attempt TO inhu nc the late
election ny means IF falle reports, iecret II.
tri2ues, CIRCULAR LETTERS, ard al the vile
arts Of ellttioEeeiing villainy, tHould excl tie
ferrous attention Of every Peacea6le and well.
dilpoled Ameri- an. Confident of Their weak
n.fs, they have taken advantage Of our fecu.
rity and Indifference, to manage heir game VI
ioiquty. Active, Ike the cruih'd viP-E n def
p-rati0n, their reR.tf, fouls have been kert
alive with the farguinary hope IF yet aHaainat.
NJ ercountry.-Bnt who are hefe flnd. We
Rill harbor in Oh. I'm. ana fo1-r with our
favors ?-Lo.k at The ,emarogue General Of
PatR7H, til. new ar ted Cole oi MsHmanb
III HliLr Of modern DEM r4 n IN F7l,a5atb
AMI der mu rabl- tools III PsrfaEI, with a
train Of wretches -7u4lly contempt Ne, in va
rious parts If the ID Hi9 Theft are he
monR-r, VIII, keep alive The fririt ot JacOb,n-
i'm, an IN ta1ger cur lecuHty--he.e they
who mutt b. cruhcI in i-alon, or cur country
viii Vel Ne Qainei with the blood Of cur citi.
zens. We have Aept 100 Iong OF the brink Of
danger-rf which orr Iate election affords a
melancholy proof. A f-t Of caodidAles whom
Ne mutt Judge To be Of h-ir own kidney, has
been PIT Up fcrety among their friend, and
there !, danger that one of rhcm viii ny elected.
"A hitory of th bufn5ls hal endeavour TO
lay before the public III order To keep he Peo-
pie on their qua d and tear from thofe imPs
IF daknefs the veil that Covers thei. black pro-
ce-dings.
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AUTHENTIC.

A letter from his ExcelIency Cover
nor Fredirica, Of Surinam, and its De
Tendencies, to a gentleman in this
town, dated Sept. 10th, 1898, fayS Z;
lhall redoubIe my care, to pre-
ferve the tranquility and good order Of
the interior Of the colony (which ~
this moment has continued without in
terruption. You know, that the hrlt
81 fureG mean is to keep up a fuhcient
fupply of articles Of the frlt neceflity;
and it is to that end, that | fhalI con
tinue, let what will happen, to admit
and protect American veGels, which
bring US thole articles.-I write thus
poGtively, to remove from you coutry-
men, in the preGent circumstances, all
fear on this Gubjed and TO allure them
they fhall be received and protected, as
they ever have been"
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DFMAGOGUE GENERAL (!

In ORDER 70 touch the nerps Of the Jacobn,
bee leave toafk, If Gen. D-r5ora does po'
head them in this dif1i6t? l. he nct the nog
aaive Jacobin IL Maine? Has be not been 4
the bottom Of the eieIioneering buGnels Did
he not originate the CIRCULAR LFTTEas M
one whoi, acquainted with his French polite,
vii Be at a lois to anfVer thele qnetions And
it is hoped that man 70 unRrateful 10 hi, coun.
.rv, and 70 much III favor Of its enem'es, viii
foon be deprived Of comm hion thit ihould b.
held only by honolt Americans.
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than in the United States. BurI will
not dwell on this ; as it is unpardona.
bic in any one to be uniformed On
this important head. May heaven
Grant wifIom to our citizens to blaa
the hopes Of intriguing demagogues ).
and to purlue tho1e things which tend
to the lalvation Of their country"
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General Afembly on. 1898.

RESOLVED, that the Senator'S and
Representatives. oftbi State, in the Can
greG 0ftbe United States, be, and they
are hereby requefed, to ule their bet
endeavorS, that Congrels propole to the
Legislatures Of the ieveral States, the
following amendment ofthe Contribution
9ft5s United States, VIZ Fiat Gin ad-
dition to the other qualifications pre-
lcribed by faid Con1titution) no rerfon
lhalI be eligable as PRECEDENT or Vice
PRECEDENT of the United States nor
lhail any perfon be Senator or Repre-
tentative in the CongreGS Of the United
States, except a natural born citizen,
or unlelS he fhall have been a reGdcnt
in the United States, at the time of the
declaration ofmdebe.dence, & ihall have
continued either to re6de within the
fame, or to be employed in its fervice
from that period to the time of his cleo
ton. And in cafe the Senators and
Representatives Of this State in Con
grefs, fhall find that the aforelaid a.
mendment it not conformable to the
fcntiments Of constitutional majority
Of both branches Of the National LIE
gilatnre, the are hereby requefed 70
to,modify the fame as to meet the ienti-
ments Of fuch majority.-ProWded
however, that any amendment which
may be agreed upon lhall exclude from
featin either branch Of CongrelS any
perfon who fhall not have been natu--
rallied at the time Of making this a
mendment, and have been adnatted a
citizen Of the United States fourteen
years at Ieat, at the time Of fuch cleo,
.tion.
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american articles.
SAVANNAH, OCT. II.

AVANNAH, OCT. IL
THE following paragraph is extract
ed from an Augufa paper of Thuriday
lat.
/" "A letter from an officer at Fort
Wilkinfon to his friend in this place
mentions, that information had been
received there ofprelents, to the amount
Of IS 900 dollars, having been fent to
Penfacola for the indians. Thete pre-
tents, it was held out, were given BY
the Spaniards, but thought in reality
TO have been fent on by the French.
The superintendent will no doubt exert
every means in his power to check this
piece Of French treachery in its bud.
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Medical Society Of England.

be JoH0cvfHg e%5Tad ,hillIFaHVe q ne HOeTaHty q
IBIS Softly, II from Paris Print.
The phi ficians and furgeons Of the military
holpital in Bafe terre, Guadalupe, had tent 70
the late commilIion of health at Paris, (nalI
box containing the fcalp Of young negro, in
which were found three needles. The irigae
which was to have carried this curiofty to
France was taken by the En8liih, and the box
was fent 10 the Medical Society Of London -
This fociety conGdering it their duty to for
ward the box to the inlltution for which il had
6rR been intended, tranlmitted it to the com
mii1ioner for the exchange Of French Prilone.s,
accompanied BY the following letter from their
preident.
" The Society, conceiving that men of let
tiers are always in Rate of reciprocal union
ard friendihip, have impofed upon me, as their
preident, the agreeable talk Of tranfmitting to
you the packet which will be delivered with
this note.
q With the MOT ardent wines for the pro
motion of fcience, and for the tranquility and
the happiness Of every country, particularly Of
yours, which has of late 70 greatly contributed
to extend the bounds Of human knowledge, |
have the honor to be, Sc"
This is not the frA time. that the national
inll;tute has received proofs of the prit of fra,
ternily which aninates the Englih Philofo-
phsrs, and has furuiounted the barriers plac-
ed between the two nations BY political dill
Putes.
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Extract Of a letter from B9/2on, Of q late
date.

& am extremely anxious to learn
the refult of the election il Maine.
Depend on it5he Prelcnt election is the
mott important that ever arreted the
attention Of Americans. The dilap-
pointed faction Of France, in concert
with their matters, does not looGe fight
of the main Object, that is, to bend our
country to the yoke Of France. The
prefent election will eAentialIy inAu-
ence their conduct, and no means, no
artifce in their power Will remain I'M
ufed to place in our Legislature, men
inimical to our government, or at lealt
Of unitable character ; and the latter
are certainly the mott to be guarded a
gainR. EminarieS are every where la
bouring in midnight to influence the
fufrages Of the people againf their
approved representatives. 1t is with
the deepef regret | oblerve the latitude
and neglect Of too many at our citi-
zens to the exercife Of their mot i'm
portant privilege and much fear
that many will mourn too late their in
attention to it. Is not the fecret buff
nefs Of ele6ing by private letters carry
ing on among you It is Of Importance
to the faction to gain PROTOTYPES in
Maine, and Frenchify its politics. It's
contiguous htuation to the Britilh poi
lehions Of Canada, NovaGcotia, sc.
would highly favor a Bnmabarte-sxbc-
daion, and, connected with them, afford
a handlome flee Of, the New World,
to glut the greedy appetite 81 merce-
nary France. This iuggettion does
not originate with me-and | believe it
is not novel to you. The plots and
intrigues on our too credulouS coun-
trymen, are conceived with 70 much
art as to require our utmof activity
to countera6t them. Every thing is
ccnjured up to potion the minds of the
people ard render them fit in(}ruments
for iedut}ion. The land tax and tamp
act, will now be Numbered in the ears
of the farmers to dIaaetE them towards
their government tho God knows
taxes were never more equally levied,
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12
THE GAZETTE.
portland.
M0NDAr, NoYE14BER I2fb, 1898.
Tha FEDERAL Election,

Which took place throughout the Common.
wealth, On Monday laG, has generally proved
favorable 10 the federal candidates. II Name
the refult is not Yet k.own, tho there are great
homes of federal repre1antaiion, notwi-hitAnd
ing tie feoret intrigues Of The J1cobln fact'oh.
From the fri eaRern dJqria no,hlng has yet
tranlpired- probably Mr.. I.fe will b choien.--
In the jft2nd diEria, there is but It'll DOUBT OF
Mr.. Wadlav3rtb'5 election. as appears from the
following fatement