Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14
BOSTON, JUNE g.
ARTILLERY ELECTION.

orable ARTILLERY Company was held IN this
town. AT twelve o'clock the Company eicort-
ed the Supreme Executive, and Staff, from the
State Houfe 10 The Old Brick Meeting Houie,
where on eloquent. ingenious and appropriate
Difcourfe was delivered by the Rev. ABEL
ABBor, of HaverbiN, from EPHEsrASs v. 20,
+" For no man ever yet hated bU 01Ua tR5l5 but
nouyl6etb and e5eyygetb it," From this portion
Of Divine Revelation, the Preacher inculcated
the duties of individual and locial Prefervation;
and while be lamented that the Gate OF iociety
rendered II necefary, he ably demonarated the
importance of preparation for war, even IN
Peace After fer,ioe. the Company took up
The efcort of Procehion. competed of his Elk
cellency the Comman Ter in Chief the late
Preiident Adams His Honor rhe Lieuten
ant Governor ;-the Hon Council the Pre-
iident of The Senate, and Senators OF SuHoiN
Couoty ;-the Speaker of the Houfe Of Repre-
ient tees, and The Members Of Bolton anc
Ch4rleltown The Secretary cf The State tho
State, Connt,, ard Town Treaiurers III.
Selsamen and Town Cerk, Of Bottom the
Diltrid Attorney the Marihal Of the DiltriSt
and Sheriff of Suffolk ;-th- Hon. Mr.. Maion
Of the Senate, and Mr.. Euais, Of the Houie oil
Reprs prsfentatives, of the United States ;-Hon
Mr. Otis, Secretary of the Senate of the Unied
States ;--The in ges of the Supreme judicial
Court the Ditrif and Municipal Judges
The Hon. General Lncoln The Rev.
Prehdent Of Harvard Univeriiry and gentle
mea of the CIergy Of all denominations The
Hon. Gen. Lee, of Vir. late Member Of Con
grsfs the Hon. Mr.. Stoddert, late Secretary
of the Navy and the Hon Mr.. Van Rendelaer,
life Lieutenant Governor Of the State Of New
York ;-Major General Elliot the Adjut4rt
and Quarter Gene, SIS the off er, of Fort In
dependence, Col. Foncin, chief Engineer atthat
fortrefs tile Officers of Cadets, Artillery,
Fu!iliers, and Ligh, Infantry feveral private
citizens, and Honorary members ito Fanuiel
Hall, where a iumptucus and elegant enter
tanment was provided.
The Hall was decorated in an uuufualiy as-
proPriate and elegan. lfyle The fde walls
exhibited an Armou,y in complete order. At
the welt end were large portraits of 9 the wor-
thes Of New Eng and" amonga which were
thoie Of WarreH Bo7oa0is, Hancsrk, Franklin,
SamneT, and Fan9ieL under an arch bearing
iuitabe m )tto. The portrait of he late Gov
Sumner was admired for the hreneth of The
likeneis, and iCs general execution.-Ir is from
The pencil Of Johnfon.
After dinner tie following toalls were given,
accompanied with muiic, and plaudits -
7. The Dsy-and our renowned Foytfab.r5 whoft
example taught US never fear Daagc,i depi!e
Religion. Ls4rning bar.
a. The Command in Chief Of 11sgia5gsth--who
eHtors unwilling prajS' from his Enemies aud en,huG
aitic eEiqeies from his F,ien9s.
g. The CogR4ne4 dn5oyiirs Of the United and Irdi
0iaAai States May Megi4,atss defend to be Dezs
4gg2s5? nor any Denggqgue, rife 10 be Magyqrates
4. The Memory Of George Waihington-whofe
virtues rendered the Eighteenth Century Il NITROUS and
who enabled the NevV World to challenge the Oh for
his Rival
The Sage ofI1srn, WaRsaoas-who firn. afccr-
tanned the true Units of Cs5fitusionaI b-rfy and de-
moniirated by bis Erswp., that he knew how TO re-
Guce his tbso~itt to prat71e
8. The Memories of thofe worthless Of Nerv EngLanI
WARES, BowDoIN, HANcoCK SUMNER, and FAN
uIsL-And in the fupport of Ns7V Ergand principles
may we giyd up your Iius, and BE- Strong"
7. The Admniitration of WASHINGTON and
ADAMS-whofe only fauit-even their Eusrui.s fay, is
that they expended the PUBLIC money for-POB-
Lie purpoles.
8. The Militia of Country-Etfei,uey to their
DJiplire-no ,se Of negligence on their Arms-and no
esHker OF Srmoe,a1y IN their Hart a,
9. The Clergy Of Ntzv- ErgL1n4-May their ptty,
virtue and PafriOtu prove impregnable 1Eg1 agan
the attacks of Isdhy and may they continue
modern P5ii9Pbfs with oppzg4atio. and dilyafee9"
Ic. The American NAyY-May il have 40 snesies
but iuch as it is rs duty to Eg5t
II. The remains of the United States Armv-b,
they o, kG."
- Protect to Commercially all its fpoilators
like other Thieves yet be obliged to refund Treble Barr
1gs.
I3. The indnarious and honorable Meebrriss of the
United Staes-Who yet pure, ucorrupt and indie
pendent, though they MAJ "twirl sji.E or be oc-
cuped at 1r0yk 6eneb"
IL. The Memory OF FRANxLIN-our iownfs,an-
the able Coadut7or of the .4ytiAry sfae ftisy
Is BoRar.-May it long be what i has bcen-true
Lhertys 0-ra Hoyf:, which is her C4tlle-RyDitIb TO
her Frirsf-inprsgra6k 10 her EnsmieI.
rs. The soldiers Delight Let them give us their
affections ard we will protect them with our arm.
~. Our nt-V Ntsb5s,t in Lsvifara - With the return
OF their Religion, may they remember the 10th Com
mandment, and never covet their neighbours 1cfv.S
nor their maid Jtyvanfs-nor ANY THING thar is
fbsyr"
In the afternoon. the Company efcorted the
Commander in Chief, with the Lieutenant
Governor, and other officers of government to