Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
90 tic Eoitcr of tic PORTLAND Gazette.
EsM TRsES, z4.b July, 1902.

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cos Ejaculation and thoie who with to dive
into the human heart and fee how different
appearances are reduceabe to the fame pin.
ciple, or caufe, never could derive better
opoortunity than is confantly prefented them
BIZ thofe camelon politicians. Did they rail
sf. and curfe Warrington and Adams Ii
was becauia they were out Of power, and with
Cd, by luch means, to deceive the people and
get themf.lves in. Do they now attack and
abufe every one who dares to examine the con
8daa of Mr. JeTerlon and his great off GERS p
(for all the appointments, under the govern
I rueot of the United States, are, 10 the repub
,ican Gle Of the day, the Prefident-The gov
eminent was made for him, and all the off
GERS are at his rod and arbitrary dfpofAl) 1t is
becauie they are IN pO7Uer and are determin-
ed. If they can continue the delufion over the
minds of the people, to keep it. At this mo.
N rnent their conduit relembles that of cheats and
4 REGULATORS over their PluDdered booty when
#thefe have got poGtliion of the property of
their unfufpeting neishbors, nothing but The
4 republican cant againR leading into the deeds OF
NJ the bayfy, can equal their clamor and ratings
againR ,hofe who begin to fufped the leg ality
4 and farnefs Of the means whereby they gain
Il ed their wealth. This alluGon was mellow
n or other fuggeaed to my mind while | was
4 reading piece figned CHAUNcY. in the Chron
Nicle paper that always delights me, becauie
I ] am iure of there finding the old one in great
Z er variety Of ihapes and characters than any
where ef. and it is we'll known TO ALL &C.
ouainted in the fcience of Demonology, that
Saae, the better to deceive people, dften aGumes
the name of iome venerable clergyman.
Who has forget, or who that is not under
the deluhon Of that arebrepubl1an can ever for
gel, with what devotion, fnHogaffo1 and prmG
neal iyi !rretfi2n were adopted by the republicans
*of this country about eight or ten years ago,
.kand Rugged to their bofoms ADD very hearts as
tie mott precious of all principles. till Bona
'4parte got into power in France, and Thomas
4Jcfeiion, BY means but little lefs unjuii6able
.ztho under the forms Of the Contribution, al.
r15nmed the chair of the United States Till
abs period rnovafion was the order OF the day
rith the republicans, in this as we'll as that
<ountry they coniidered it as the great defidera-
tum of government their admiration and at
.f<achment to it relemDled the momentum Of fall
Ik1g bodes-they increaied by a6ion and exercife.
xs.They would have it roll like a fpiEning wheel,
Unread after thread Thus thing' have been
buried on by them, till order, religion and mo
rality feem to be overlooked, if not altogeth
lfr baniihed from their rules of acton; and the
individuals under this new GATE of things, could
Fthey be collected together, would re(emble
3Caaline's army as delcribed by Sallult, jcareely
be qvitboat blsruib, more than the feleaed
Awlfdom, purity and integrity of the nation -
y Max now the real confRency of thcie ham,
59ozltrt of the people, amidR the apparent obbrg
7 nafions Of their fentments reipeding the gsiti0u
IF public affairs, Juit now innoVofian was the
slorder otthe day with them it could not run
TOO fSift nor be pulled too far-out now, all
y at once Chauncy tells us it is criminal to men
lion tho means are TO be adopted. much lels
fnch as were made ufe of to get Jeff-rfon into
power, to place him again among The people.
Il But inFrance. where government, order and re
sAlgion begin to thew lnemtelves under the wife
b and mild naturalization OF Bonaparte,all things,
y FAY the republican Eea, are going wrong-Here
2 there mutt be no iansVati0a, becaufe by adopt
ing the good old rules Of order. religion, mo
rality, kHoevldgs and integrity, the republican E3
nil Be dJpiaesd but in France, for no other
. 1eafon than bscauie thele old faihioned princi-
pies are beginning to operate, they would have
innovation again reign, there being a natural
I <nmlty between the ,tbuJiean Ef7 ard ihefe pfin
eiples. The republicans having has 5qn,5ob 1lsd
ethe people, and p'uadeied thsmltlves intd au
SrhoTty, can no longer bear any 0bpagaatisa TO
Iytheir criminal ieGgns botihe better to con-
'veeAl them, they cau our for refpea TO the con
Rituted authorizes !-Bu; what, fir, was heir
Language and behaviour during the for met ad.
= mindtra'ions DID Jingle Rfpa5Eeaa ever
LAY, reipea The conatuted authorities Did
they ever do an aaioa, ia public eaimation,
thai was refpeaful :. No Tealoufy and fufpi.
3 rion OF Rulers, were the fsntiments, and the
only ienl'ments, the republicans taught and
sinculcat ed-,heie we-e the BATS Of Their edhca
sstion. Thefe wefe their themes in town meet
lngs, in mobs, and n common cuoverf4tion.
kefpea was fe,yilc obedience to auth rity
vas DUBBED Ilivery. And their condua, ifIpof
hblc, was Gill more exceptionsble becauE. it
was perlonal-they hung and burnt in eHEgv,
y VIC oonlthuted auth orties- Ia proof OF his,