Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

BURLEIGH.-A0. A,


70 THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
II HE TedeFali0s have for long tine charg-
n cd tho Jacobn party in this country with
4 with To III: ID his country 70 France This
they have MGue- from thgir continually harp
ing On the exploded iubjett Of gratitqt 70 thar
nation from the articles which have been
uf to draw Us INTO the European war from
the mighty o5sai2a which they profef, to feel for
the French from ther always finding am e2-
cole, il not publication, for all the crueit'-s,
and ATROCITIES Of the French Revolution from
their always Gdng with the party, OF the indi-
vidull, who happens to be uPPcrmol III tia.
country; and from ther being able to find the
pure l5irit of RlbpJFeanj)n ID every delpotlm
which has exifed in France. from the death 0f
the king, to The accelIon Of TIE CHIEF Cos
SUI bUoNAPARrE. From thcle, an thou
land other fourcee, evidence fluff .ieut 10 r4ti f.
all thinking men, might " drawn. But, lett
there fhOuld be fome who have not beAowej
much attention To The iubje6t, let me a5duce a
new piece of proof, of modern date In the
ConHituuonal TelegraPhe az June IS, 1880.
IA Jacobn nevlParer printed al Boton) here
is publication taken from the Republican
Watch-Tower, (cf what dtte il d es not lay)
a paper which was formerly Greenl-aPs Argus,
IL New-York, from which The following paHag-
is extracted
TO he people Of the United States.
Y" Councymon
An important privilege will freddy rel.lt
to you. Your dc}nics lire Rak-i on th con
duct you thall oulcrve in its exercile Peace
and arity are about to RIA II. and III their
train. war lib your ia inve crate foe. Doubt
il not. II tie eye If B.jtoa. 10 be on gooJ
terms with Fance. il a vice, an incapable Of
fence. The Birth government IS uniform in
its conduit ana maxms We cannot be 1t once
It's frienls. and the friends Of irs enemy. Thus
exPoicd w tie emmincnt hazard of war
with England, by which Of the canIilltcs for
tie PrcGJeroy,wlll government be mo} lIccels,
fully administered To France, WIN WHOM IN
THAT EVENT WE MUST re- STRICTLY ALLIED,
Mr.. Adams is both perlonally and politically
odious Mr.. Pinckney has been twice retu(ed
TO be ACKNOWLEDGED as our ambaiIldor t0 that
government, for the avOweJ re h5n, that his
politics were urtIiendy To them, and partial to
Britain. With the preiudces alnoa necefari
" inlpired by The double retcitl, with what
cordially can Mr. Pjnckney ch6..h a7 alliance,
qvbieb 70 rs u like 70 byovs 70 brtai,a5. p rz6e1
F5b ? On the other hand how inviting Is the
profpe6 before US. Mr. Teferlon. from the
moment when the declration Of our Indepen
dence that authentic monument Of patriotifm)
was prelenfed by him for The fin6iOn Of Con
greCs, and NY them unanimously ratified, HAS
BEEN THE UNDEvIATINc FRIEND OF FRANCE"
1t Is often extremely fortunate, thar in mo-
meuts Of eXultation, and rapture, men throw
off that malquc Of hypocrily, which il cooler
hours, they prslerve with l-l, difficulty, and
unguardediy dilcover truths, which o1herwi(e
might be buried for years in deep obcurity
In this inltance, the truth burHs forth. Elated
with lome favorable turn Of fottune to th- Jlc-
obin caule, and looking foTyr nd to period net
far remote, when the full tde Of Victory thall
Gct ii upon them, D5m0c ar friend To Mr..
Jcferfon, and a promoter Of his election tears
away the veil, and openly. ana without dagule
declares the real truih-Hc arc ao7v aJeut be
R,iaE aHe4 70 Ferce M. Ada12s ard Mr.
Pjnc&nsy Che Federal candidates tor Pr-ident
and V,e PreGdent) arf oJ15ai5uJ 70 F1eHcs J;
Mr.. Tl91yl37, eyer Fncs f5e federation 9f IaAbc7
dance, has Lesq tbs aadsvializ5 rterdo Of Frasee j;
therefore, b bhaF France, ant ~ as bs bills VI,
you mgQ ebo9I5 Mr.. J1tyla Hf4taf 7ben 20.
nall not only ba-e qUzr qgI. era: y, H1i7 zyJicb
7vc lar. lang Ersu Pricing Iar, b1 . cels alliance