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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12

WHEREAS a colnniaion Of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iilued againtt
James Gillies, Of the town of Alexandra,
in the dinria of Columbia, by the name
ard The defcription Of James Gillies, on
the 9th day of May, in the year Of cur
lord, one thoufand eight hundred and two !:
And whereas the commiAioners in and by
the faid commf1ion named and authorized,
have declared him TO be a bankrupt; the
fad cor1miGoners do hereby iummon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally
to be and appear before the commillioners,
in the faid eommidion named, on Thuriday
the 18th day of this prelent month; Oh
Thurfday the sd day Of June next, and on
Friday the 18th day of the fame month,
at Gadiby's Tavern in Alexandria, at
o'clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there 10 be examined, and to make
full and true difcovery and difclofure of all
his efate and effects according to the d.
re6tions of the act of Congrels, entitled,
Z" An act to eaablilh an uniform iyitem OF
bankruptcy throughout The United States"
at either Of which meetings the creditors OF
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and thole who are indebted to the
laid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging TO him, are not
to pay away or fecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
&c. HERBERT, }CmmOFsner5.
B. NICHOLS,
Tefe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the commmDfon.
May S. d5w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. 10 WIZ.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. 10 W.T.
In bwjaanee Of an order Of the
Circuit Carr far the ayfriR and eoauy
atorslaid, made BY eog(sat Of parties in
the taJs Of The United States; v. $.
Robert T. Hoe and Co. in ebaueey, qsM
be exbo/ed 10 public lale for ready m0ney
tbe l9b day ofJane nexf, The t'Ao7o--
ing valua6Ae probery, fonvyed in traf 70
The Ju!leri5ers by CM J0bn Fitzgerald,
late ftbis tozvu, deee4/Sa, 0iS:----
A Water Lot commonly call /!
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fourh fide Of King freet and eae fde Of
Union lfreet, and bounded by an alley Of
20 feet in width, on the fouth from Uni-
o. freet to the water. On this piece of
around are ereaed three Brick Ware
houfes, "a feet 4 inches in front, AZ feet
deep and three ltories high each--Alfo, 4
SAIL LOFT above the up per itory 73
feet in length and A feet wide upon the
aoor--. ali under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaa lide of this houfe, is a piece
of ground unimproved the whole length of
the houfe, S feet deep, terminating on
Z, feet alley, laid out upon the front Of the
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
60 in breadth. Appearing to the pier
is dock IS feet wide on the one ilde ana
another IS feet on the other fide.
VIM. HERBERT, r.na,.o
mo. c. HERBERT,
May 8. dff
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12
Sales bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY next,

Ou w LOlN GODA i 1lSAl,
Il. ten o'esek, be Said at the Ag7jaa
Roam,
9Th proof Jamaica Rum in
hosheads,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis.
Port Wine in quarter caGss,
Lifbon Wine in pipes,
MoIafes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
S {;:s and : ,..,.,
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
Together w1M large PANTY Of
d r Y G. GOD S,
Among 7Ubieb are
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Sprigg'd, lappet, jjaconet and book muf-
Inns and muffin lhawls,
White and coloured Marfeilles and mpf.
linetts,
Linen and cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered filk
handkerchiefs,
Large and fnall fans,
Irilh and German linens,
Mems and Womens' Paddles,
A quantity of mems and womens' fhoe.,
AJo,
The remains of a retail fore,
conffing of general ador1ment of Dry
Goods, which will poftively be fold.
THOMAS MOORE,
May II. Autiioneer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-12
Wanted lB1g2ed9afelv.

Il q White or black woman, to
F r % the houfe- work in finall family.
May 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice to
i all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Administrator on the eifate Of
JOSEPH CROSS,
late of Portland, ID the countyof Cnmber-
land, Trader, deceafed, be has taken upon
him that trutt, and given bond as the law
directs He therefore requefs all perlons
who are indebted to faid deceafed's sfate
to make immediate payment: and thofe
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the fame, 70 RALPH CROSS.
Portland, Dec. ~, 1902.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
NOTIFICATION.

THE Stockholders in l3ortianD Bank,
4 are hereby notified to meet at their
Chamber in the Bank. on Monday tie cd dly
Of January ncxt, at O'Clock, P. NJ. to act on
the followirs articles
ri. To choolc leven Directors for the en-
flung year.
i'd. To fee If the Stockholders viii make
an addition to the capital Cock of the Bank,
and to ACT thereon they fhall think proper.
By order of the Board of Directors,
J. SWIFT, Secretary.
PoytlarJ BanI De- ~ r2oz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
1i2nrt nf llnrtfnnn.

Port Of I2ortianG.
Sunday, De. 3 - Arrived brig San Juan
Bautelta, capt. Juan De Sierra, z3 days from
HavAnnah.
Mosiay, Dec. .eo.-Arriyed brig Foruue,
capt. Daniel Bagley; s6 days from Port
RePublican--SaiIed with feet under con-
voy of French fchooncr Of 10 guns-among
them, were, brig Trial, Coart, Newlondon !;
fchooner Polly, Robbins, do. fchooner Ded-
mophious, Jones, Newyork fchooner Mar
ths, Higgens, Portland brig Dove, Atkins,
Bottom hoop Fame, knight, Gloucelter !;
fchooncr Triton. Furlong. Newburyport-
Capt. Furlong was milfing in the feet, fec
ond night after leaving Port Republican,
Left there, brig Unanimous. Staples, Bolton !;
fchooner Alliance, Silver, Salem brig Men
tor, Tate, Portland, to fail next convoy,
which was fuppofed would be ready in eight
or ten days.
Same day--Arrived fchooner Lyon, capt
Daniel Lowell, AZ days from Berbce-lpoke
nothing.
Wedasfasy, Dec. Aa.-Arrived fchooner -
Capt. Phineas Drinkwater, from Guadaoupe
Sunday, De-. a6-Arrived fchooner Beaver /,
capt. Abiel Briggs, 81 days from Surinam.
Left there, brig Mary. Cook, Providence !
brig Difpatch, Pray, Portfmouth, fopped 10
take troops fchooner ----, Ruthborn. New
port fchooner Sallv, Flint, Salem Ichooner
Paragon, Dodge, Nswyork /; fchooner Eliza,
Farris do.--Nov. i8, arrived at Bran's Point,
fhip Olive, Jordon, from Portland, 81 days
palage Nov. Io, arrived brig Harriet, Ste
phenfon, 80 days--Spok {, Nov. 70, lat. 70,
6, long. 63, AZ. a Spanifh fchooncr Dec.
!, lar. a3, s., long. 66, 50, fpske brig Nan
cy, lafpcr, from Wafhingtoh, N. c. Tor Trim
idad, days, out, all wcll---Dec. g. lat. 40,
long. 81, 20, fpokc fhip Venus, Of Ncwbed-
ford, AZ days frem St. Ubes, for Ncwyork--
Dec. 20, off Block Hand, fpokc fhip Hannah,
from Newycrk, bound to Bottom Left at the
Vineyard, Dec. as. brig Mercator, Freeman,
of Portland, captain Gck, together with num-
Der of other vefTes for different ports.
Capt B. informs, that tArec days before be
left Surrinam, an Eng(hsadmiral arrived there
with a "a and 40 gun ihip, and a loop Of
war, from Barbados, for the Purpefe Of tax
ing away the Engih troops, &c. from the
l1an d, which it was expected would foon be
delivered up TO the Dutch, whole arrival was
nom emily expected. The oops were making
preparation to embark, and all EnsIifh and
American veGels which were empty, were en-
gagged to tranfport the troops, with their bag
gage, ammunition, &c.--Marke's dali.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
NEW ORLEANS.

Agreeable to the treaty of Anity,
;nils and Navigation, between bis
ktholic Maiclty, and the United States,
Lied the z7th of October. r7es, and
med by the Prince of Peace, and
Fbo;nas Pinc kney, it is ltipulated, Z Art.
aj That his Catholic Majeay will
-rmit the citizens of The United States,
n The fpace of three years. to depoGt
b.ir merchandise in New-Orleans, and
Y export them from thence without
wing any other duty than fair piicc
n their hire of the ftores and his
Eaiely promifes eibsr to continue this
krmif1ion if he finds during thattime
is not preicdicial TO the intereas Of
|Dain or if he fhould not agree to
cntinue it thsre, be 4oiH a6Egn TO them,
Il another part of the banks of the
GlIiippi, an e4ui-alsnt sqabil5msnt.- =
Nctwthfanding this itipulation, Juan
Pentufl Morales, the Intendant of
Louiiana, by decree dated the 10Th
Da. 1907, has ordered The privilege
bus granted to the citizens of the
Dnited States, to be prohibited and
|as net Aligned caOtb-r flaes as an e9ui0-
|EI eqa6hibmeut. This meafure has
|ouled the f.nibility of the Americans
y Louiisna, The Governor of New
0rltans, il IS reported, has not concur
kd with The Intendaut 10 the decree
|onceives the conduit Of the Intendant
\ tantaaaonnt to a declaration Of war
Raina the United States, and will op-
pc 1t wi h al hi, authority. 1t was
|xpeaei. the Intendant would be az
eaed I; ard the depoiir be allowed /;
|ut the decree was in fierce the ISrb
Dd- The Pfeiidenr in his meFIge TO
Pongrefs, will unquelionably difclofe
hr intereit which the government, takes
, this violaiion Of exiting treaties.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
lanes ID. Brown,

DY the Riihance Of fome friends, has
I'D fome articles of MERCHANDISE
to difpoie of, in the brick building nearly
oppofite Mr.. JOAN HoBAsT's, Fore-freet.
The fayors ihewn him 10 bis late fcknefs
(which are gratefully acknowledged) gives
him a hope that he .hsll be favored with
the cutom Of the good people Of Port
land, is far as he can fuppIy-(he has but
jua recovered, 70 as 20 attend TO any kind
of buiinefs,) Cufomers are reqnefed not
to call on Sundays, but fupply themfelvcs
on Saturdays and thofc who fuppy
thcmf-lves efewhere, certainly need not
call. The lituation Of his dwelling is fuch
that his fall door mutt be RATED on that
day-it NUT not be confidered as with
for cuffom. All fayors gratefully ack-
nowledgcd Call and fec.
Portland, Dec. ~, t8cz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

BOSTON, DEC. az.
LsS Of tie Dip Moasiesao-Accosnts from
Cape-Cod, inform, that the valuable lhip
Monticello, (formerly the Merrimack noop Of
wary capt. Newell, from the I1c-of France,
with cargo Of fugar, coffee, &C. i on fhorc
near Morris Illand, back Of Chatham
undernand, that fhe is injured 10 the amount
cf 10000 dollars, in this town 1t is faid
ihc went on fhorc, on Tuefday evening laa,
through the miicalcuIaton Of the piIet
fred iignal guns Of dillrefs, and boats went
off TO her on Wcdneltzy morning.. She j.
bilgcd I; but, We learn. that lix hundred bags
Of pepper have been faved aud that there
were boats along hde taking out the wet col-
fee, &c,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

THE fnbfcriber hereby gives notice to
i all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Adminif. atrix on The eftate Of
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
late Of Portland, 10 the county Of Cumber-
land, Mariner, deceafed, fhe has taken up
on her that truh, and given bond as the
Law direefs-She therefore rsqueas all
perfons who are indebted 10 faid deceafed's 8
efate, to make immediate payment; and
thofe wno have any demands ther5oa. to
exhibit the fame to
JANE WILLIAMS.
Portland, Dee. y, 2cz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
Dieu,

AT Berwick, on the I'd infant, Sarah Ro-
gfrs, aged 8, daughter of Paul Rogers.
AT Benninuton, Dauiel StrAtton, fon Of Mr..
Joel Stratton, IN the zcth year OF his ape
This youth was leized with what the phyfi-
eianr termed the fciatica, in July, 1891. ia a
dreadful manner, and, at different periods,
endured difocation OF mol of The joints of
his body. For eight years pat. Ian October,
he never ftcpped on his feet his back was
dawn ou Of joint before he was confined to
his bed, and foon afterwards all his Joints, one
after another, even to his fingers, were diff
located and rendered ufelels, except the right
elbow, which cnab cd him 10 move his right
hand about All inch or two up or down or
his brean. For fix years la0 paff, he was not
turned in his bed, or moved any way, but by
removing lis bedGead. and all together. For
three years ending in March laf, his Jaws
were let and all his fuAenance administered,
hiced 70 thin "a 10 be thrulf into the orifce,
about the eighth Of an inch wide; and the
diforder affecting his eyes, deprived bin CT
fight for three years. He was afterwards, by
the inveteracy Of his dilorder, rendered entire
ly deaf of oae ear, and received no liquid
but what he tucked through flraw for two
years before his death. What il remark able
10 bis cafe is, that he retained his fcnfes thro'
tie whole term, and bis power Of utterance
never failed him. He knew people by the
tone of their voice, or their footneps, as quick
as any one in the houle, while his hearing re.
mained. 10 his laa moments hs called the
houfehold together and bid them farewell in
an affecting manner, and died calm and COM
pofed, dreadful inlance OF the mighty power
and folemn dealing of God in the difpenistions
of his providence, and facred proof of the
operation, of h,s hand, exceeding the power
of intellectual nature to account for.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

The Newyork State Society of the
Cincinnati, have retolved, with the aid
and concurrence Of the citizens Of the
metropolis, to erect an EquefrianStatue
of Bronze TO the memory of the late
Gen. Wilmington.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

BOSTON, DEC. "a.
The lSIi anniverfirg OF the landing
of OR Forefathers at Plymouth Rock,
was yeferday celebrated in this town,
BY large and refpeaable number of
citizens. 'fhe dinner was given in the
Aaembly Room at Concert Hall, Which
was elegantly, and as far as poflible,
appropriately decorated for an ccca(ion,
which was naturally calculated to ava
ken The mott lively and intereaing
feelings. 1t was truly the q feat Of
reaion, and flow Of foul" after din.
uer number of Toahs were given,
and the company feparatsd, with this
pledge Of their gratitude aud patriot
i'm -
/" Heirs Of Pilgrims now renew
The oath your fathers (worc for you,
When hrlt around the focal board,
Enrch'd from natures frugal hoard,
The ardent vow to Heaven they breath'd,
TO ihield the rights their fires bcqueath'd
Names Of Career StardiG hear
To love rhe fol YOU gave we fwear;
And midtt the Forms Of State be true,
To God, our Country, aud to YOU
The Game evsnt was yeRerday cele
brated al Plymouth; and an Addrefs
pronounced on the occafen at that
place, by the Hon. JoHs QUINCY AD
ANS, Eiq.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
AARON AUSTIN,

Haf for fals at Fi5 Store in Fore t5treet,
head Of Izgrabam's Wbarf
4 Conlant fupply Of Live Ccefe. Sea- Fowl,
L 4 Rufiia, and Lifbon FEATHERS.
ALTO, now on hand,
A few Bales RUSSIA DOWN, Of the fira
quality.
American and Engli[h Gotten BEDTICK-
ING. Of differeRt kinds.
BEDS made and filed at the lhorteA notice.
MATTRESSES of all kids ready made.
ALSO.
SPANISH INDIGO.
N.B- The above afIortment Of Feathers are
warranted Of the FRI quality, and will Be
fold as cheap as can be purcAafed III Rolfen.
Portland, Oh. I8. (3m)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
Parrien,

At Bowdoinham, Mr.. James C5odsDis to
Miis Peggy Campbell.
At Portfmouth, Mr.. Samuel Davis, oi
Bath, to Mifs Frances Mary Anne Gold
thwait
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
7elsegaeiis Mt.Egese..

5 Arrived at Matthias Vineyard. a3j inf'
brig Mercator, Freeman, ,fromGuadaioupe
Alto, another vefcl---information OF
which 70 be givca conditionzlly.
Inquire Of s. FREEMAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on tbe fs0ra 9ay Of Ns0sr5-r, 1907:
u ne ejsssribsr Jsft,d zsib Ngt51zie, Crer4-
4y'od, Of Bs:5, and ID yryrnrs s tzD0 reifr sli1
tbe Eia Cyeearvood 70 Biz st7sa sy fsly Nsf.s
Of Hand sgHsi ~ rss-0ze Of tbe notss re j'rif
CyesnzvOod ys Be tas l3--t5e ses Of re ras tsiuy
zgsnty Dsilrs aid bsari1g 64fe Frb-rasy he E,f.
1909. n any l5ssfsn BIS fsrui 5o4gtt r,if qst<
caution tben sr0r ID oaN on tor tie rc-ty tsr
EaA n1t fay ore rent. sr t5e Isid GrrrnzD00i a.
givss . .5HHeiset sjtsbayge firm tai5 r'f<-
RUFUS HENRY.
DztsS ct B::5s,, N:~szisr stb, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

c0agrsf.-A quorum Of the Senate.
did not attend until Monday, The Isth
init The Preident's communication
was expeaed to be made the uext dav.
1t will probably be received here this
evening.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

NJ F0USE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
E4fsndgp, De. 6-This day being
ksicribe9by the Conlfitution, for tie
kstiug Of Cangreis, Fifty three mem
rs of the Houle appeared; who NOT
ming a quorum, adjourned, Until
<morrow-
7Asia4y, De. IA quorum being
ngened this day, the following new
<mbers took their feats, viz. Samuel
unt, from Newhampfhire, in the
pa Of Jol-ph Pierce, reiigned Sam
Thatcher, from Maaachnfetts /;
hsid Merriwethsr, from Georgia, in
room of Mr.. Taliaferro, reiigned !;
Pomas Winn, Of Northcarolina, in
room of Charles Johnfor. deceafed !;
N Thomas M. Greene, a delegate
Pm the MinIiPPi Territory, in the
pm Of N. Hunter, deceafed.
An order pafed, directing the Clerk
inform the Senate, that a quorum
formed. He was alfo ordered to
nifh each member with three newt.
pers at his lodgings.
Vedaejdar, De. 8.-Seversl private
lions were read and referred.
fhe following Committees were chof
VIA Committee of Election, ?
mbers "A COMMITTEES of Revival
Un6nilhed Bn6nefs, } members !;
Committee OF Claims. 7 members !;
IA Committee of Commerce 7 mem
!.
n was moved. that Committee of
hys and Iieans, coniift of nine in
"a Of fevcn the ufual numAer) mem
Is Referred Until to morrow.
|7Bwjazy, De. e.-Mr. Gregg NOV
the appointInedt of Two Chaplains,
different denominations, one for each
Ne, to interchange weekly Poapon-
until Monday.
riday. Dec. 4 b. mfr. Wadlworth
fented lbe petition of William
pglals, and others, of Maine, pray
for a remifiion Of duties. = Referred
ICommittee Of Commerce and Man
aures.
ir. Thomfon prelented the petition
Gilbert Combs, reprefentiDg that he
after long ftudy, dfcoversd the
Ne of afcertaining the longitude,
praying The adifance of Cobgreis
condue his refearohcs,
RsfcIred to fssea committee.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

4 immortal W4hinston, for tie caufe
|freedom in the New and Old World !
.ysral pieces of mu6c were played af-
dnnrr, AMI the company did net
aite Till II O'Clock.
|By letter from Dr. James Sneed,
ew Orleans, We find The application,
the aosh of Oaober, for perm,lIion
land American property, and the
.orlsmaa informed, that he NUT either
|.urn to Matches, or put il on board
|mrrican velfels.
|Ir was (aid alfo, that a proclamation
Is daily exPeeted, requiring all Ame-
eans TO remove in 10 days, and that
Isteafter, no American veaels would
. permitted 10 enter the Balile.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
SeOenfb CongreG
'tse unitea 5tstess<s5 eeOxn 5eGion

SENATE.
liOrday. Dc. eight members
~ attending, al adjournment took
ace until t,mofrow
1rJ'iiy, Dec. 7.-Twelve members
'ly a.tendsI. Adjourned according
Egbtsh are a-clGfy TO max: aqHo,
r
|Decsm6e,' Fo-Oaly twelve members
tieat. Mt quorum.-Ad)ourned
nj to-mofrow.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

"A correspondent obferves, that, il
the Callender Fever has iickened Mr..
JefFerfon. he mutt certainly die with
2sia,---Fred Hsr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

'HE fubfcriber hereby gives notice TO all
A. concerned. that having been duly aP-
pointed adminiaratTix or the tRatc Of
DANIEL CHILD,
late Of Turner, in the county of Cumberland,
phyfcian, deccated, has taken upon her thar
truA and given bond as the law directs She
therefore requcas all perlons who are indebted
70 laid deceafcit's efate 70 make immediate
payment and thofe who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the fame 10
REBECCA CHILD.
7iarHry, Nsv. I, 1904. (3S)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

Al the clofe OF the late feffion Of the
Vermont Afembly, we learn that, the
fqpssper of the room, occupied by thar
body, exhibited his account for bis fer
vices during the felton, AS his de-
mand was con6dered by the political
ecOnonlifs as fomcwhat ercrbitant it
was propofed to dilallow the charge, or
conGderabIy reduce the account. A
member however role, and in favor of
the knight of the broom, fomewhat
humorou1y obferved, that it was his
opinion that the full fun fhould be al
lowed the ffsusebsr for gentlemen.
iaid he, you NUT all be fenhble that
we have had very dirty bOgs this fef-
iion Hind. Ga4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

Gener0f 81. Clar.-This veteran has
iulf beer removed from the Govern
ment of the North Weltern Territory,
by the PreGdcnt of the United States.
This aged officer has long been ditin
guiihsd for his integrity and uprightnefs
both as citizen, folder, and itatelman.
Why then is he difmiaed from Office.
-.4n(avsr, becaufe he is a tederagR!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

A VIEW

Offb< rlalys a,engfb Of psriiss. m fbe Urifed
ssea Ssafss, an fbe Jssss : 500 asd Sos. Ne
ITis sfTertcd In the FsdeIL prints that Gnoe
Il the commencement ut the proficiency OF Mr.
Jeaedoo, the Republican party hss been lofug
ground. !, and that rhe tois iuRaihed by them Is
1o great ,ss.to create probability thstth next
prcfdensia election will refore the government
10 thc federal party. This declaration 10 made
in .. grrnt variety of fhspes, accompanied by
much Asnder caH upon the preienr sdmiuIitfa-
tion. u 10 NOT my .intention to fepel calumny
by the ordinary weapon that is made ufe OF tor
that pufpofc. II fhbuld feel my felt degraded
were Iespahlcof ipfultisg the public with the
language sf a black guard OF the taltrhood ofs
liar. / ihali, on the contrary, in as plain lam
euaee az ] can. Gate facts. and truft TO the good
lenie Of my readers to make the proper iniersn-
ces. 4f1 70 TSh 'Do~ n.,k fr
know no farther criterion of the relative
Rrengih Of party at the eleie OF the year Isoo.
thso the votes then given for Pfehdcnt 81 Vice.
Pre6dsnt. That eletiion was one Of great IN
tereit, called forth the entire ilrength OF party,
and reipetas intimately the point, 10 warmly
diipuied, whether the preient Pteldent has or
has NOT LOFT the public confidence. ID has been
faid by the fcderalias that fome OF the electoral
vote. given 10 MIR. Jeferfon were not the rciolt
of fair expredion of the public viii, which
wasin fueh cafes decidedly in favor OF his pre-
decsGor, Mr.. Adams. This 10 not believed;
Bof il true. il would. by operating 20 the dimi-
nurion of tho itfength OF the republican party IN
! SEQ, exhibit, on companion, q proportional
increafe in 1907, and would OF courie in this
view as far as it went, produce soncnGon un-
favorable to the fcderalias. In making CON-
PARTON between the two propofcd periods We
ihall exhibit the refulf of the political &reng,h
ofeach State. frR by the number Of votes given
in 1900 to Mr.. Jefferion fecondly by asting
from the bcft exiting authorizes. che votes that
would be now given, were an election to take
place.
The votes given FOR PreGdent and Vice
! Psek5s-s at the cloGs es shs searJaoo wer: -
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