The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

"tN't Aii~~' oAAs eiA~ - INST y VI ucriIr
ingif And what NUT follow that Is ALTO only
Saown % God--Bnt mua il not Be- fone
Treaty Of alliance with Eug'and' And who
willhave ocraioned this undesirable necefIity?
The jaeobios. Yet, my life to fagle cent,
hat theie fellows, in cafe Of the cvert, will bel
low louder than s-mpr0nius himfelf, againa
government which they are dragging afet
them Is the Jews did Chtia 10 Be crncifiea-
"Give Us" they viii FAY. eth- L4sabbas Of
France p I" NoqO BaraJ5@5 arr .-55sr''
The law rafting duty on Ramp-d 7aper,is
another conftqaence Of jacobinic attachment ..
France and the confsqusRt fpoliatious. Though
the refaurces Of our country are immenfr, yet
the government would not with BY any neans
70 bring them into operation fafer tlsan is abb
iolutely neceaary. But the ordinary revenues
BY impoR and tonna &c have been 70 feiaced BY
French piracies TO the amount Of from twenty
to thirty million Of dollars, that they are no
longer fuficient, and more Especially conGdcr-
ing The Jacokinic war that is impending over
US. Thus we fee the Jacobins have the art in
the frR place to cifrefs them country BY bring
ing it into ruinous circumstances, and then 20
undermine the government in the affections Of
lsne Of the people BY Feprefenting as odious the
very rneafnres which they theFnfelves have rem
dered indifpenfable. Whenever the neceGisy
ceafes, government will fufpend as many Of the
dury-laws AZ they can; aud this nscstTity viii
ceafe foon after ne Jacobins come to an end,
thatis, when the people are thoroughly united.
Theland tax. Another legitimate Clipping
Of Jacobinic oppofision TO constitutional govern
meet, and Blind devotion 70 France. There IS
= contea between THE ArpoiNrED covHRsmnNr
OF raE People, AND The AsASDoaFD. The
irength Of both is NOW IN TRIAL. The pee
pie will not Zee their government fall, but will
indignantly rePcl its invaders from A POINT OF
HONOUR which ever reas, and now Aourilhes
wherever honour can exit. Should It decay,
and the mean ani mot contemplate notion
that the government and people are diIlnla,
obtain in the public mind, n0 lnger will the
rzsaJhs of America 0snd, and after fight
lateral monarchy viii elof- the farce of free
dem TO the world forever. To rcturn-fo fsc-
cesfnl have beeaghc corcettsd deGgn Of Frsas=
and the Jacobins, that not having been able to
force the government by tie flte vsies of the
people to adopt their rneafures, they have made
pretty good progref indiarefliug the people 70
as to bring on complaint and murmurinr-
which is the next part Of their policy. The
Jacobins are plealed with all manner Of taxes !;
or rather France knows the common efrsd Of
them, aud dreas the Iacobins not to oppoie
TIL the people feel them. The landtax became
nsceaary from that irnpoverihment Of the re-
venue and on the eve Of war which as we
have fAid were caufed by Jacobin condua, and
will ceafe when the people are no longer curfed
with their own eiviions. It's to be originally
traced to the villaiuous deigns of France which
occa6oued thele diviGons, that France which
now BOATS Of them.-If Americans will fay
that they had rather BE- under the moral, reli-
| gious, and kind political dominion Of France,
han pay a land-tax, it viii be right, for Ger
Itainly they oagbt to be. But honour, interca,
and liberty forbid It.
| Thefe fpecimens are only intended as mode