Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

Maglei is, that" lnRead Of that republican
government, which carried US TIN o. the dangers
w I'll var, party has siifen, whofe avewed
ohictt il, 60 impolc on GS the Et,2Gare, as they
have already gwen us ne form Of the Britih gov.
eminent" What is il that Mr.. Jefferion Is here
complaining Of That cgr bavr givtn NJ ne Cor
federation, and r2sbEJbed I6s Federal ConRiistior
That IS, we had gone DEAN bmfrom the cluc Of
the war, 'Ull 1897, under the confederation,
which afforded rs no protection, no ilcurity !;
when conicjcus that we ihould in lhort time,
he expiring in a convuliion, the people, who Mr.
etferion iayS will forget every thing but getting
money, contrary to the forebodings Of fbr nan
Of IRE people" oooly, wiiely, and virtuoufly,
agreed 70 revive their government, qpifbOni q coz.
vlBoE, and accordingly efabhlhcd the Federal
ConNitu'ion. To this eonauiion, M. lciFer
lon gives the mot oluus name Ne can hnt--
" ike Briib G5pcrHmcEf." All our DcmocIa
prafG 70 love our ConRituion. Mr.. f.rfon
makes Tie fame tretlfToa. But here are his fen
timents drawn from private letter Of friendihip,
10 an Italian A letter which, undoubtedly, the
writer expected would BE- kept iecret From
fueh fource We may nationally expect 10 dc,
rive he truth beeaufe few people play the hyp.
ocrite, when converting familiarly with bofom
friend. lis in public, IN Purfuit OF ambition, In
the Po1efhon Of places Of power, and p-ofJ that
we ave TO look for dilguile, and fraud. M.
Iettrrfon declares our Federal Conauution a
monarchy; and yet, he is very willing 20 accept
Of offices under /. he has willingly enjoyed
two lucrative places under il, he is now ready
Frrcisgfy 70 ac,ep. third worth only $4,000
4oLtsrJ gar. And rather than TO lcia thsie oti
ces, he i, capable taking cath eyer oafb, 70 fuP.
port that monarchy,
Il may BE- fad, that tho he did not approve
Of The Conltution II fra, his eoomeis, by
long acquantanoe,h has warmed into fans Of
admiration. We have not vet hni.hsd With his
letter 10 Maze. An auiwtr will b. found
there. Among The party who were il favor a
the Federal Contribution & VIII Oh was competed
Of fuch mea rs Cen. Wilmington, sc. Mr., JET
ferion fays WERE" az hnid brj6Es, qVbo trsttT
tbc calm efepafu, 70 ne fs'gpsR.oaS jaof Liberty"
AT this time, moA clearly, Mr. JetfeTion had no
trierdhip for he Contribution for the liz of
characters which he cnumerates, as being its
friends, does not comprile bin. Indeed 70 far j.
he from including himielf, or any OF his party,
that he eonfders its friends rs being pleaied with
the cain Or Dej6oHfa, which Ee Of all things diff
likes. But the truth IS more obvious from the
next fcntence OF The letter. They" is
the friends 81 the ca iution--would wrca from
Us our Liberty, but a.. JblH Pr5frvrh. l. is fut-
6cient that We guard ourlelves andfbH cre freak
ne LiAibniieH n-5 ~ qvbieb ther b1vs t2uHI r."
Mr.. JeFerton here explicitly declares, that the
| tii-rI or he Observation-Disclosures are endcavour-
ing % wrelt from the people of theU nted States
their Liberty. How Certainly, BY EGb5rtiag
The Contribution be-auie,he fays" qve," that Is
himle'f and his party have nothing 10 DO, but to
deAroy he Ll.ipu;ian lie. viz. that very FfdsrSi
C9nfiunaT.
Here, then We have the fumming up Of Mr..
TeGerfsn's e,niog, when he lpeaks OF Liberty
IRE ealn Of D1Pon6n, and loviag tbs Eiasra! CogRi
! faiion. His Liberty is Observation-Disclosures calm
AZ Delpotfm, Il the benefcent effects Of our
\ Federal Governm :nt--lnd his love Of the Con
| Hituton, IS ltealy determination 70 detroy i
rs ioOn As the means are il his power.
| IL appears 10 me, that the reiult Of the whole
will DC that Mr. Jeff ron has long felt deadly
| hoitility againft the Federal Contributor. The
remaining anch oi,he proportion will next be
conhdered, BURLElGH.
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