The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-07

- ~'I~''S AIOiH pletChL e. peflence, tor now the
latter no longer exits, the former remain IN
thoie minds which had received them Thus
a teniat'on might be excited in the multitude
the balls of which was ftrvIe difference, whdr
they lhould luPPote it was only h1neA adnl:ra-
ton. This was effected hy addrefing &c Ct,
forming terrible clubs and hiring or forcing
along the PfeHes. Bat what was this to do p
i was TO PrePa the people to caR their eyes
on E52le qvbo tai g(raiy rebyrEn!sd them, f here
wa5 the real Object Of Fran.e-the pe. pie were
only the cats paw. 1t was already Known in
France that orr general government would
take neutral poftion-fom which they muR
be driven BY lhe people The people were 10
be made TO judge The Pref lent, Senate, and
HQute, through the new and wonde, frnck
medium Of a revolution which had more but
fAlfc appearances. The people then would Be.
gin their tour Of duty by providing France with
luoh an American Houf- Of prelentatv.s as
would ierve her turn. Further, the fame
caut- vas 70 p1oduc- the fame efFl0 in the
Senates and Houe, Of III: Jingle States, that
70, il poiiible, but this was aim It too much 10
hoPe) The Senate Of the United State, n. bt Be
packed or terrified. -Taele two objsRs We
p1ru-I til after the Biuh treaty. and we
remember how hardly 'hefup2'io~ W re obtain
Ell to CARY it inco eGc9 # er 1t had become
the Iaw Of the lani.-A0d finally, il the lat
two years Of tA= Warrington aim;ni1a io1
He people v nd b tie French ind Tacobias
At lIa'nous rate Mr. J.far3n had rsti ed
from the ONCE Of Stat pretty early in orr
cont Overfy wi h Frazce 10 be FreGch cinJi
date the Office OF p e!iicrt when time fhYn,j
Y ", and now y the approach IF the election,
t Is CIgltiul, X IS hchenny and L is h.r1a-
.ul to i4e the lying, aud city, and founded.
I'm with which or preG-3 AID conversations
were made to g'oln. If Ill r. ptrt CT lie
angels Of uewen r. with Luc fer ION Of the
morning, ! t he wondered a, that fuch a
proportion Q. The people we d-cai j I'll
und-rtak: 10 C,y, that at this time Mr. Jeiitr-
l0n cou u Larcely gel a f).irlry VOC T any
yhiRs IT.. exemplary puniih neot, out 81 the
States ot Virginia and Kentucly-But | have
not quite cam to that Ge Il man
Su -h IN my thc0rem -now tor ,Ae ienonira
,ion.-The Polton wa, tn Tie conduit cf
France here wa. merely terrific, AMI that her
fuea swre her dsb,r W Lave brought H,irs
10 the point vde.e France was hnaly bafaad
and found he'lc.f usable to change m terriG
our government an ! now, ii in removing The
veil from before the peoples eyes which h,d
done It's du-y and VAS 10 longer " II yeg4;ftloa,"
nothing remained IF VIA, they thought lhev
iaw, bus ,ked and horrible monGer. Ii
| WILL FOLLOW that the Gni'y Of France
| towards America va, A SYS TEN or TER
| ROR AND CONTEMPT W2l then-No
| l3oner had The d,53mai. fccne been brought to
! clole, ID ID F!aace held herielf up 10 us as
the i terrible RtbaJEe" att cSed our oommerc
| 10 d-&roy our revenues a, burden our pe0pl
/ With taxes, rcIesed our em"47 5, and treated
| he American nation with o?en form. That
conclaye of Hell, the Drld ~, boanel of the
iuccs5 ofts decePti1us laughed a. The dlheGs
| vt our govlrnmen. and told them in the peHons
| Of our ENJOYS that hey could not undeceive tn
! P-oFle. II have anY notion Of The Devil, i IS
u Merlin, Barras, LcpauE, Rewbell, and Ireil.
! hari, that | owe ii, and with du- z, altitude
mot cordially with hem in hi, hands.
Blu, We have yet done. What will you
FAY, my coua ry.nln, u tlofc of your Leaders,
ana ev.n me IF the if.ior Ja,obins, who
Eacs The dlcnvsry Of All thi, viilany, have had
ihe imrrde~ce 10 till you that Ff4rce is pow
elful. vindiGivr, aul fatal? If il was oper
tor France to make the NOT of you that he
coui AS \ Ition, ought YOU tdmeIr 70 beir To
be inf lie with your f. Herings BY The De perate
advice Ct II le traitors IN your own bolom
whom n has abandoned to Your tut recent
nett? When he whole UBIQUITOUS fcene lhall
be di1ciofld, WHEN TIE guilty Zee Is that have
been done ana are itru8 ling 70 he known,
thai i've the' conoea.ia, cor inents," ana
lare you IN the tace, wilt you R:Il 1ufer thee
villains to tell y'u that you are " Bri'ib par
~" and to rte your Pauiolhni BY the fcale W
a wre chcd French calumry Il y Il DO you.
meann4S viii be a ri1h Il is to any abule
whatever. (To be continued.
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