Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

'ooA MS HltaluTes Wtth PrOmPUtude, and de
cillon. By his proclamation, he directed the
inhabitants Of this country to oblerve the Rr;a
cit neutrality il All their intcrcourfe with he
nations at war. This prool nation was in ex
act conformity with the feelings Of the people
az large, and PREsIDENr WASHINGTON receiv-
"a from every part Of the union, the NOT fat
terlng addTehes on his con1ua.
AT this time, there tx aeI fome differences
between this country an Gre4tbIi,ain, which
had prevented the complete execution Of the
treaty OF peace, and The ifips of that nation
had committed the NOT juR fable dep eda-
tIons On on commerce. The Executive felt
the injuries which ! i cou0trv fuFqred but,
like wife juh, AID great mao, lie reolved 10
attempt negotiation .efore he tired hoeility.
A ueary was formed and adopt and he
c untry again united TO thank The wifdom ard
care Of bin, Mo ever watched over theii IN
terefs with the hi her foHcitude
AS foon as the funding f7tem was etabilh.
ed, party. whole principles were anti federal,
and Hrongly oFpoG-i to the adminiHration Of
Prehdent Warrington, was formed When
the Proclamat OF was Mued, il became tie
fubjea Of the loudet Glamour, and NIT viru
lent uie. a ridiculous pretence that this
country owed gratitude 70 France, wa con
jured up, and every pcfIlb effort was made
az draw US INTO the vortex of that eadful re.
volu.i0n. DfarP inted ID This o a, the next
Nep was To en4aGe u- III war With Grcatbri
jain. Tie treaty at 1894 Preventei tits. The
C3moor raitei againU The trea'y BY h. party
(w ich NV Began " aHure tie tile 1T De
III rratic, or Jtcrbi.) = tits country, induced
,ae ire.ch Nh give, tAat w- wee pr pairing
randy tor futjuc ton p the.r tyra ny, and
,a.y b 4 Z. P4 y6 y fof r~aki a M eau wrth
III al ritt.n vitho.t th5it milton. hy pira
U.s. III rot h4ih4ruus abule AFT ur toamen,
@c. RemoaHraqte, D th II MinRar, who
retLe- in tits country rIo. uced 10 other Ell
.cct, I'm an ilc,e ~ at ue, and The mott
W uitug and diou c7rtlI from the Mnif
t.rs Jhemfe YES ~ mg y this rerod, the
Democratic pary. Who had c,n1emned the
Proclamation cf Neutrality, and the Bn ilh
treaty in the ,oudeH. ard m R oPprotrious
Terms, an WHO were olrrt ln then mealIre,,
IN force The untry into hoRi ties az inf
Gfeatbritaia now, when anoe WIS he lub-
Jet Of cur relln met, became mill, and pace
a5ls as l1nEs. Tie exJrnfss no rors OF
war, were RI TN iej rom Cnsrel, and from
.i-Ctt tl- PSI Ill >e4.f44-4 - Ai4~ va y
mode proper tor Republicans to 4 .opt, 10 f-t,le
their dfpnres. From X. Ky fame no ives Viii \
had govern ed he admin tra'i bef.re, rego
citation was attempted, aid IN b herto IN
0lcccl,ful, we are Git puff ~ ms fun 3D.
ie9. During MI the period from he eG4blih
men. vt lhe turtng ERem, 5onn TO The PIE
TENT monet, the Democratic patty, with Mr..
JgF-tion w ivy he'd, has cen The fame, he
Glamour IVY: fame. The fupporte.s WI HE
a.nui} ato0 both u0der P ef cnt Wathing
ton and Pr-fte,t A.a7s, blve been ,tyIej a
~Moa aytirai Ta.t2 r BIT z FaHi5n," <c. That
il. King uel tx m bun DIP 0r 4 " MAJ
zei. the lprp tters of our Fsoerd c. ltitn ion
; which Ina call, 6I2q4rcty) are Q. pro riouly
| terre--4 NJ E--7vo5i- f.5fscya'e p4yy." Is
i v. WI. div M notice, mat the ( me people
vii. oPPEd N funding ytem, oPPofcd h.
Wy W m non .t neurart and everY-other
, IVY fure of thr Government, which ten ed 10
f. Z cur a-aut .h- French Had II oP
ioa e, III eff |, inHead 81 ] yirg
Ky, ,e IN. ky 1nce have been free Y
, 2 cu ,o "t-ec Mn ei r of The warrior,
and to re aarmeaa rol'e- Eli blood The
real Jet NJ this oPPof.ion hall thew here
/ after PURLEIGH