Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
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ID pREsWENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
=. nm. whsn che publ mind is extreme
/ A II asira,ed by the me4fnres OF your ad.
, , D ana of The new adminitra ION OF
Ha'''. ..ronent Of New York when violent
III Ann our ears with Glamour iubllitu-
1i'g "a, ii names tor fub9aatial things, and in
! 81 argument; you, who pride yourlelf
s's. g. ne " liend ofrhe people" and protels
s -, tbeir hapPines for he primary Object Of
z ,.o,ils. cannst be difp lealed with The at
]'p' ' II private citizen 10 maxi you hear
AM mall voice" Of truth. As | never
!, thing Il defre from your favour, nor
~ f,on, your recruitment, lhall write with.
\. renoteit influence from per(ona' irFIra
~ ~, and being coafciols that trafb and the
~ ~ 800, ofag 1oHsfry are the iole Objects If
sh0ar SAIL nor aJirefs you 10 language
.5rbi,h an nnwiiii0g TO b. PerlonalIy al
IN. than fix months ave elapfed ince the
.sr;,;Grarioa Of our national government has
II - s1trul.d 70 your care. o. your inaugu-
900 war Aluerers announced the commence
|.,,otofa new era, which was TO be kind of
obliged millennium period when the fltan
\ JItorj and anti republican principles was
\ n boaad FIR thouland years, and cat into
j bo1o1lis pit and the citz-ns Of the Uni
"a States tegenera:ed and exalted, ihou!d lof-
Il. .noeyfedions of their nature, and live and
,aeu il the Ell oym-nt Of uninterrupted bled.d-
I tarraunaei with The glories Of their Poliri-
N iagiour. Thelc efFu.ions Of enthuGatm
ne cunhduei a. ii: ctE7tts of ferviie 4dul4-
.sa ana made n inpr-l.ion on the minds of
e5el, fationel meH.--Your opponents with a
fo-,lar unanimity, Which wore the appearance
IL con,eJej Plan, bur which was foley the
,Fsa III good pIiJc pies, dGte mined to throw
u o5t ,cies In the way of your admnitrAtion
ato Withhold any eva Gr3u,ss on your
B n aeaures, with a veIw 70 give your coun.
Ii .ar chdnle 70 mest Che pubic aPprob4-
BID. Vosr inaugural adlr-is, which AL men,
sali .sr as text 70 YOUR iubieqaeus mealures
ta fought AFTER, a1d read w-I more than uf
LII ia -ret Its NIT tmpre,Iiin GA he pubic
min va IS fvjQrz5l- =, year friends could
BIB a1 IS Wv Htende /. Df-erning men
ais5 " i p ~ fii-ePti1le, i'll many Of It's
paris. d douO1 lruTiol-lim= az your
v3ofers iUppoed il ATTENDED TO sc fufcepuble Of
TIA conjtr0ai IDS. The les KNOWN m.n
mag your trien 4, nnF ling your mind 70 be
pne nj ntap bic N duphcity, were altr mel
Ey ID no+1l N = (1cre y murm.uing a. your
aa4aJonU-nt 7f YOUR pa ty principles. Thy
asei .yUlr WiTl pprUE alto ) TO A coalition
d pHtes. which fhaaIt dlfA7point th-ir hopes,
ans Irgira.e their e1p-Ied triumph over their
td-r-. raeinils 3 it th7 g-eatbrly ol Peope
wi0 lie ct pure min Is and rfy c-eIuti.y,
ioaaI II yoIr Al iies. III lch reai1n IL c0nlo.c
ihcnIsvss o. the ch41ge Of decentralization, ex
Pedag thAt fpIrt OF co1ciliation in IS meal
aFe- anI Cheerful! z-qI4fcence on tie part Of
Your oppIl.r, woui ne4 the wounds which
parry !prith d ina,J,d on tie pubic tranquil
y,
elndiily acknowledge that was one who
fsgTetled your dtvltioa TO the Pref lency OF
CUT empire blt ie1i5e Of The irnperftaion
O man, AMI tht necetE'y % making may re
Fihte' @ ths opinions Of Others, | wilh:d to re
your naturalization fuPportei 5v all parties,
aa'el' elelrly nnoonititutiou and direa ten
liag . undermine our public peace. have
waited with an indulgent temper, for YOU
2 unt'd 10 veiw the iylem 0f mrl1lres
'1nth you intended 10 purfle have carefully
ttRaninsd your public AIS, and enIe4voured to
'o'n caadid climate OF your projections
'e0F m -aurss, and the conf.q fences which will
l''soldaoiy reiult from them. With this ten
psi ! sn'er or she examination Of your in4u-
gaFal address your anfRer to th= New Haven
-'.laont' aace, and The probable efF-a Of the
F's y you have avowed, on the political
A' 4, q the United Stite5.
ae introductory part Of your address to
sS-i 'sile" citizens on your entering upon or
= -,e's eouched in terms OF extreme modeay.
~ declare your conf.ioulnef, that the talk
!. aoo'e you: tA'eats, and that you approached
\, @l,n ,hoie ANXIOUS and awful PrefcnJments
.is NE 2reatEeG' ofthe charge u the weak
y, ~ ! y your powersio ju1'y nlpreI. Yon
n, iAFaak from the temptation, and hum
H.. ourle's bef IRE the magnitude Of The un.
,s@'hs. On this language it IS 20 be re
,.a in4r men would be les dip let to iul
III Y n ;nihce1ity; nal il been l=Is emp 1Ical;
- a. s'p5ri 'tis, a i bad MOI b-zn kno va, that
4. ~ I@ ~, long podcded A'ons detite 10 obtain
9a'ee, aud that your friends had w.ih your
j, 81 employed all human devices for f+v-
4. ,V3fs 70 procure your e.6tio1 it's Pro5a
iL'1lSt'Fe' tha' The ltruug aGgn re ot the IN
IL u =, viii b. emf Tered 5y mot mn As
Il s. $ gad+ to cover your ardent patti N for
:. o''te ut ohi-f mlcitrate, an lively cxol,
''4 I 'he laccels 0! your v lAe,.