Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

S0TH OK" FnHfD1Hng. MI JCnellOns DY Out(ing
good men from Office, has evinced TO the world
that his heart is rePete with incentives to anger,
recruitment anG rcvenge--Has he not embraced
every poihble location to hew thai the admin
iltration of Warrington and Adams is to him
what Mordacai was TO Haman and does he
not purdue and perfecute honea men. under
thoie administrations, wherever he can with
fafety to himielt, to their dearuaion and ruin
Is he not regardlef, 10 the aRoniihment of
candor and charity, If the public good in many
OF his appointments TO office } When we ex
anime the part Gallatin had in the weaern IN.
iurrection, the inhumanity and barbarous tenn
per he manfeted towards all perlons engaged
uRder the Laws of the United States 10 aid in
collecting the excife-when we confder the
crimes for which Calender was convicted
when we read the baienefs and infamy Of Duane
as we'll in defaming the Senate of the UriteJ
States, as eliminating WaAington-when we
look round the country and fee many others
convded Of crimes put into office directly by
Mr.. Ieferfon or fsme of his Heads of Depart
ments and constitutional Couniellors-ShaIl we
fay virtue and vice, honor and difhonor, iuf2
my and glory, have loa heir diain6ions Or
lhall we fay they, who have done thefe things,
are the Perlons, according to Mr. Lincoln. s0bo
coayt degradation, mijsry and eVretcbednsjJ? But
read The procefs by which this aae Of mind was
produced IN them, ADD no event i more corred
ly accounted for TIE a0ta u eecitensent5, ocra
oned BY tie loG Of darling oLeaJ the non election
of Mr.. JefeIion on the retignatiCn Of Wdfhng
ton, tbs dsEat 81 tsv9rite Msajarss, as the i'll fuc
cefs of getting this country at war with Eng.
land, and con1ftating Briti(h property, both
which were darling objects of the Republicans,
rpbnbsr Ibis defeet was through tbs agsHty or mere
7piB ST Others, a2sre too much for tbe b1fi>ncs Of
PRIDE and Of am5nisH then refining ia democr attic
breaits-f2o npo5 fer ne )g6frers minis b bear.
Win 4ye recoHeS too fbdt zgifb ibis eHg N dtc9
qCa5 o65ciafed il the minds of republicans The
idea Of iG of0kiteir expected b2Ef,caI cogf9aence
in eye,y vie7y ottbe IaIjr7 and Of what was yet
worle Of tits c0zgasHce beiAg continued % matter
Of advantage, Plegfahfa.G or gratjfcdfion, where
Walhngtan placed it,in hands of federalilts gobo
bad contributed 10 produce tbit mytitJizg Raie Of
fbiags, The rsvsrEd csns, 70 contrary 70 whar the
republicans expected, Bsczne iuto1sra5ys. C5ggria
and 1ij16boinfr4rHt corroded thin night and dag
from Mr.. Jeffersn, who had by that time be
come the leader Of that feA, down to the mean
eft of the trjhe, Tbtjf inherited a1v5ssfe5
fer b57osr, patronage and B.re6ce, all qOAisb tby
promled themfel0es but igf, bad no fooner
failed il their darling otjea, 10 get the govern
ment into their own hands, than they qvsre "a.
1Je any longer tg bear tie aED'e Of governn5nt- thy
10 l5ngsr sa7s4 At us btaVsa5 glPe5 q Of dune
original, and as tJs conoimg torerHnHsr Of perf0aai
aggra1ASsMert but every one, after the man
ner of the Geoevan, let his fhoulders againR
its wheels wilhng to introduce anarchy and
confufon, the delight Of democracy. But be
PeatkY babbiasG, TIER esaqueate aadtker h5erhs5,
eUsys in The qUay and, at that time, esb9jtd /6r.
7Tia1Bls barrierJ 10 tbe crSUisg5 Of republican ra
baeity, and 70 the o6lmbtion Of democratic AFRO.
gaEns. Hence the fede- slilfs, who were fbe 0b
PgirF IF the ambition; andqr the malicious, fa5f
and VindfsiVc flanders of thar feet, qv.ye |sVfrtJ
afPerled Becaule they were fbe tJisads t7 true
rtbu5ieanjfn. in oppoGrion to French ma1nels
and folly aad 10 the adyrigifsafion, and wind to
prntea ibf rsbtr andpriOiEges Of tbe bsabt againa
French aggrehi1ns and inlults, qusrs Zen 0Di5
pain tytberr Gd0srjayiss. Some of them 1onH not
endure 100rd, craaU, or jrGe in jg9ifcaiion Of
the exiting governmrHf; and many Of that ie6t
agrees with Tom Paine and wAhed to fubnitute
a directory Of FIVE IN the room ofthe executive
OF The United States, in imitation of the ih4bby
monlier of France. This the democrats Of
that day conGdered the moft perfect govera
ment; and Publiihed letters in ratification Of
their opinion, whiting TO make it popular thro'
the country.
AT that time fks voioe and fbe pen ofa federaliR,
if tmp19yedis EBport stbe eosqitmed aatberiies and
tbsir Healare5 acre odfons TO republicans and ia
cobins, andy item igqantiy decried and erecyate-
tbsir Taindt FsadAned iato dPerafioa at tie profg
PrelPeaI, that the meaiures adopted BY TIER op.
eoneHfS, the federalias. againh French rapacity,
depreciation and murder, were likely to iucceed
their Prids, at that time glorying in France
over their own country, EcEeasd az BE Esbt-
Hence when the glorious news of the victory
of the gallant 1ruxton, over the Freneh luo
bers, reached the American (hores, nothing but
their wickednefs and attachment to French fuc.
ceaes, could equal the chagrin and morti6ca
ton of the republican fea-they gnathed their
teeth, and for fome time, were ready to wreak
their vengeance on their native and adopted
country Has not this fpirit llewn itlelf il the
conduit Of tina, fed, from the momeot they got
power into their hands, towards aluoR every
Perion who bad diltinguifhed himlelf in protect
ing American property, and American dignityp