Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

lhe Min'HerahUs now aPoJogIze for the
glariag mjnsmy 10 the risle Of the Bill lately
paded for fcysg sFfd< WBak Debt, by new
notes and borrowed money, BY aying that Il
was the accidental blunder Of Mr.. Gallatin.
ouiagn is 9nsrinessf or fasssess -Bdt is noe
this acknowledging . grsdf~ al]srdsfy thar Of
going acrofs the Atlantic in fearch Of officers ID
dired the moR precious concerns Of the Arneri-
can people.
QUESTION.
Where IS the Government Of tie United
States, al tits time!
ANSWER,
The PSs6dtns, At Moniro!lo, terminating Oh
the . eag/sy Of the decline of empires"
The e-Pysfdnt In South Carolina, on .
Witt to the {" Rice Planter"
The Sser6Sry af SsaIss-at his feat in Virginia,
6udying fermon from LIKE <, 90:
The Secretary y1he Macy, At Baltimore, -
journeying hsrthward perhaps to apologize
for bis treatrneht to Capt LlrtLz, and lhs
crew Of the B9Qoa.
The Secretary IF be 7s4lry. At NewYorkb
learning the EylA language.
The PsR Mefsr GmnA--tuInbling about ia
mail carraiges-" free Of poRage"
The Secretary sfVr-reteiwing his "raga-
nufhns" SEQ 8 more or lefs."
All gone, all of-not oven foItafy Secre.
tary left. to take care ofthe national archieyes,
or Ga ard the Mxnmo6 Cbess.
Ar appeals made TO every patron and read.
6f the Aurora, of the year 1890, whether they
did not really believe that Pickering had de-
frauded the country of an irlnenle fam and
laviihed il upon his paralitss-and whether
this imprefiion did NOT arife from the initiate.
ments of thar paper, and embitter Them seainG
every at Of the government. They are aIfo
called upon candidly to ak thsnfelves, whether
they lid not confider Woleott, M'Henry. and
Stoddert, no les guilty of NAL -condut.--and
look upon every federaliA who zGerted their in
nocence or doabted their guilt, as the wicked.
curfed participators ia their robberies and is
fubjeas for the vengance Of their injured coun-
try: Surely they did. Let them then behold
soav the ftuation in which thofe men fdss Rood
and they will at Leaf pity their feelings if they
do not avenge their injuries. Confcious Of their
innocence, thsfe. aa.e(men would not eonds.
fcend to anfwer the loud calumny and the low
abuf- and threats Of their perfecutors. Or had
they poHtGcd the de6re Of vindicating them.
fslves before the public tribunal, as no doube
they did, the means were wanting Nothing
which they could have faid or done, would have
had any weight with their deluded, enraged
countrymea. Prepo1eilion had gone befores
.,nd the well.told lies of the Aurora had funk
'ieep in their hearts. As malice, envy and am.
bition working with credulity, had ruined their
fair fame, 70 time only,-the future conduit of
their calunniators when In power and the re-
turning good feafe Of their follow citizens,
could alone wipe of the foul Blot, and do jufice
to their memories. Leaving their fate to thofc
Aow but powerful advocates under the guidance
Of On all-wife aad juR Providence, they reGgned
theft pots to more fuceelsful, but artful rivals
Little did te think. much injured men, that
afnida the uproar Of the world the indignation
of your well meaning and mi[guidsd country.
men--aad the cries of the Aurora and its abbet-
tors to ersejJ 'sm eyaejty 'sm ye would 20 foon
witnefs the diicom6sure Of your enemies, and
their confedions Of yonr innocence. Yes, the
very report of fthas committee whole prying eyes
could peirce through the motives Of your every
thought and aa-she public tefaimony of Cal
latin, thar keen-ey'd Argus, who could dilcov-
et monarchy In the blowing of the nofe, and
over the midnight taper at Ilfaeps unfold the
labyrinths Of knavery, and denounce you publh
as ro55rs--even theft, the telimenies of your
perfecutors difplay your integrity, and unwil-
lingly cpnfsfs your virtue. Bah. Fsd. G0z.J
The National Intelligeneer, after mentioning
that the Anti federal Gov. Fenner, of Rhode
Hand would be elected BY majority Of nearly
1000. fats--
g This news Is indeed fplendid. II ttranfcends
the rnoR krguinae Expectations of Patriotilm.
Il ihowt that Spirit Of political independence
exits in New England, which amida Mifrspre-
fentations and Falfhoods fcarcely paIalleIed,
ieizes Truth and holds It Firm. Two years
fince. Federation ia this State was unoppofsd;
at this Election, II commanded fcarcely one
third Of the Votes"
with this. eootraR the Change ID Maaaehu.
ietts in the great. the iua, and enlightened
State Of MaGashufetts-a State, 10 which .Jyfiss
i not'a mere byswotd and Phantom. but