Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

but il The people Will Rill hear the trail
and " he fSy i6em js}oss, not all the cru J,
te;npeas of democracy" will prevail a
gaina her. Ii /, the duty OF fuch Of
the federal party az a.e acquainted with
The m1alu -es OF the pretent a9miniltra
tion, TO explain them to their neighbc-s
70 point out the deiltu8.ve tendency d
them, and above all TO expoie Their in
famous flihoods. The Democratic
papers az late driven from every unpor.
tart petition which they have hereto
fore occupied, have no other ieloUrce
left than to invent ianderous tales
bout the late adminiaratio OF thcre
tome which have appeared IN the Amer.
can Mercury. (from which extracts were
Givep lat week) arc the moa notorious
Ne following Is az estraa from the
fame paper
oFFtcts-- oFFtcEs--
Hid extluive'y In the poa Office
~ the friends OF DeP artment 1850
the adninilra held by federalia.
ton, who main cppolei 70 The pref
tanned The prmci' eot sdminiitta ION !;
pie that fabordi IS oalp being held
nate cGi,es muR byrepub'icans. OF
be tiled wi;h men the remaining on
who aFreed il 20. ees in the n. States
lidealopiai)a with at Leaf four hiths
the adminilra are held by federal
ton. it's.
REMARKS,
The abortion is falCe and grounded,
that tn, othees were held excludvely
by the friends OF the late Naturalization,
Or that the administration maiotaiuei
that they oughJ 60 b. Many inaances
can be Rates q the contrary among
Others that OF Me-. Lamb, collector of
tha port % New York. No doubt can
be entertained that the office Is a very
lucrative one MIR. Limb. was a
zealops democrat 4 perr5nal enemy
liz Mr. Adams. and did all ii his pow.
er 10 iuiure him. Mr. Adams had Il
N his P 'wsr 70 iemove him. Did nc
io irf No: becau'e h- PoGeG.l power,
he would no. abute it; AN long Al Mr.
Lamb filed the Office with honor to
himielf AMI the CON nupjty, Mr.. Ad
4 Ills would not remove him.
How diff ea hls been the condua
~ Nh. ItFesfan The man VIII with
ed parties % 1e united. who exclaimed
''we are All federalll,, Al repu leans. I"
has been The 6tl h divide, the hra 10
mas diUn9ions Ii /, a melancholy
rche9ion that fich ha, been the ronduq
OF Nc J-H,rfrn, Placed ~ The Pref
Genital chair by mto1tv of his
fellow citizens, uni-t The mlR brilliant
ircum talccs--hs found us al pesce
with al raIans. our commerce A1urh
'ng, and ovfy thirg n a rromjGag
train how c3,y how very fy va, III
TOR lm e Couciia z contcn ling par
ties ! As the father OF bis country, il
was cypc led oC him ID make no dn'
urttionS but between The go1d and the
bad Had hc ccndu9ed thus. he would
/ have united every Amctican in nj. IA.
vor But frcs hc has commenced A
iyllcm vt periccutvn slmo0 unpa ellel
- in the j Rory cf Republics, lie has
iu6iAej 4 Wouuc which he cannot heal
he has l,ft Rain uu h,s char.
sder which he cannot eiaoe--in fine.
he has divided his c0untrymen ! lie
has done more towards inHamine party
IfritiJ than any other man. II has been
repeatedly urged bv Mr.. IlRerlou's
friends. as a rea on tor his turning cot
TIC federal party, that ne voice AZ the
! eopie requ,red Il. DID not the voice
e the people then require Mr.. Adams
I IN tho fame manner +, Two loltary IN.
0ances, emily. can be found az his re-
moving democrats fcr doing which,
the democrats called him a tyraut. Y
and now behold Mr. J,ferCon has turn.
ed out nearly one bundled, for which
they term him republican This
Is democratic confaeney this Is their
"" oxcluGve rcpublicarifm."
The following eHtraa is from Mir.
J,fe'ton's official paper, the (" Nationsl
lnteligcncel" i may ierve q throw
iome light on this head, and thew the
official" opinions Of fome folks
Speaking II he Federali6s, Ne fays,
"What would they FAY It the PreGdent
had difmiled them all at once land
they will not deny that il was il his
foyc0, and II they will be candid they
will acknowledge it was bis faEy.)-
What RIcHr had they 70 CAV in mo
m0nt, and tphied him 70 fich an alter.
native y Such f>numents from Nj.