Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02


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thing which Is valuable or worth preiervation
Morality, religion, the laws, literature. our do
meaic fafety and individual properly mpf per
ith in The common ihipwreck."
ImpeiTed with the iuanefs and impottanc,
Of thefc reflections, the Editor of the Gazette
OF the United States, having aaociated with
himialf a perion fomewhat convcriant with
books and meo, retolvss, if adequate iuppQrt Be
afforded him. to exers whatever ltrength he poi,
CITES, 10 uphold the aufe of truth an righteouf'
neis 20 let up6c maintain aandard, which ihal
ferve as rallyirg point to all who contend for
The caufe If peace and due liberalization tc
dilute correa and falutary notions of tha prin.
eiPles Of our government and the intereits OF
| the pc9t's TO caution and admonith againh the
pernictous doctrines and examples Oh bad men
70 Watch with eagle eye the INTERPRETATIONS
calumries, and faliehoods Of Jacobinical publ
GATORS, whole filth and loathfomenefs fall nc
longer ftreen them from expo(ure, or their au
theirs from chsitiiment to Invade, with bold
ncfs, the tlrong holds 81 impiety and anarchy
and 70 call loudly in the ears Of Americans
that " we have yet a nation to fave We have
| YET millions loyal men, who have never bowed
The knee 70 TIE Basl of Jacobniin, and we
| hope that m my will draw back from the bloody
| idol and turn unto righteoUfnels, "a the faving
OF their fouls, their bodies and eaates, an9 the
general dsliveranee oe their country :"
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adopt the words Of thsD Roman orator, licet
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p0teals mode vepiendi in publicum ht, diceaG
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Tncnt Of all fuch as regard The dignity of their
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Ted principles, in politics, morals, religion and
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tnre management Of his paper, and the terms
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z. p. Wayne, Editor Of the Gazette Of III,
United States. Philadelphia, jan. 10, 1901.
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