Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

luticn More thar once fich no
ton was brought forward, b. f1me ftif
f'ilel republican, at the vet clofe o.
the felton, when it was known there wa.
not time TO dif,ufs the lubjef, profes
eddy with deign The fame might be
CONTINUED over 70 the next itEion, IN
a6el tpon, and IN the mean time he
flnt out among the people 70 Influence
an pproaching eledion.
Let It be noted as We 60 along, thefe
republicans, thele friend, Of the peo-
pie, have uow had The fall com m md
il Congrefs, for more than two years,
and tho they carry any mot'oa they
pleafe, yet they have forgot their for
mer declarations, as well as loa 70 much
of ,thsir love for the people, that not
one of them has moved to lower thefe
eaor nous falares ard conpeni'itians.
The feleralias, tthol- times, told heGc
aft 9-d frie lds, bur real de eivers Of
the people, that if hey were q ~ )tity
they would not make the motions.
Now their nor reducing ,hef- comp,n
EAtions when they are maj >rity, i, pref
ty good evidence that the federAits
were right 10 rheir opinion Are the{e
Republicans il fan dccei, ers, or are
th J honel} men? BY tkeir wo ks We
.h al know them.
S-coaiy-A year OF two before the
pre'ent adminiar alton gor into power,
. law was ProP0fed by the fejeralRe,
to ilcreale for limited time. the lala-
! les allowed, 70 the four fecretaries,
and f5rae fuboTdinate officers. This
was oPPoled with all the vehemence of
republican love for the people. would,
with al the refpea due 10 office, ak
Mr. GAllatn, who now els one OF thef-
Offices, if he dii not It that time, lead
On hi, party } and If He did not then
declare the iAlifies were 100 high, AMI
thar il was anti republican IS well as
orprefive 70 the people 70 allow flch
high ialaries? Now two years have
elapf.d under The admuiltration Of
theie lovers Of the people and hiters Of
high fairies, AMI this law was not re
pea Cd buJ after II had expired, they
L enttlet il and hey we're % fearful
the people would k0ow The truth abort
the ena1,ng helaw, that til J didi',
upler { cl forms as TO give il The ap
pefrance Of , law, paGed by the fed
: Al adRi1illrati n. and which had re
yer expired. The more you examine
iato the conduit Of The leaders of this
7ar'y, he more VII you be IA fed
that when they talk of their republican
| lin and low 70 tie pc pile, their great
obie 4 i, ID decci,e them.
/ Thd1-Wbo has forgot tie clamor
made BY ,hoFe now on tie lidc IF pow
ar a1aila the 'ight as well as The exoe
Cheney G. the PlsGlect to fend out FIR
Ell IN minnie before he had 20 fuled
the reprefntati7e, Of he people The
! enormity Of their fal4ries TO- was a fub
q of complain with the republicans.
Have we heard lhsfe fuhi Cts, viii b
u re fJch fruitful themes of oppugna
ton during the naturalization OF Waih
;ogton ana Adams. ever menti ned
curing thei@ two years OF republican
reign! no. Has tie number or the
f4laTies of foreign miniRers cen dunn
F! fled The falaries rem ain the I'm as
iurder former administrations !; and a
20 numbers, Mr.. IetFerfon IN, recalled
two minihers plenipoieotiary, with one
Tinifer refient bec3ure they were fed
eraIiHs, and Enc cat three Of The for
mer rank. each, " law, emit cd to
an OUTFIT Of years paw though II is
reported thar Mr.. Monroe, rGderng
himf-lf rather as the limpe difributor
oftwo millions only Of our public mo
n-y ii foreign ccunr IS than as public
miniAer, ha. rclrrqll!hcd bis right 10
IN cur 81. How this is, may be told
Us in fone future report, unlcfs there
thonld happen r. b a miltake of thirty
or forty thculaad dolla s, as was the
cafe il lac communication i.om the
treafury dsp r.mert.
FcgribE- Let i BE remembered, hat
formerly the fix dolIars day to r P e
lentAtives was conR1nt iubjsa OF re
putlian clamors, among hole Of her
par y In The county OF York, at, a d
ter fome tine before, each election.
The rePub ans then told you, tx dol
lar was 10 much. And what do thev
fay now Not wor d-becauie the
tx dcllaIs Low fail INTO a republican
pockeC.