Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

fall, corresponding TO his delcriptioo5 = &c !.
in his meaage any thing thorr = = !,
leaves him a lubjea of rilicuIe. : 'as
Plain fra7b, once more to new II.
ing, retersto the philolophical tranl,a;sa
Hoffman and Dir. Gregory har 'a'
no more fc'she cafe he defends ,b,n :
he had told tie tory of the Devil 'a
Doctor Fofer. aa
ct is eatily feen-, Jays plain trmb. ,s.s
: has 70 often been allsrted, is true, ~
srhereis boilFerous malignant f,s; ~
Switch intend to involve our country a;.a
er in a foreign or civil war. Tbss ! 3
now With great address Che ourbt - :
have faid' zgiekedly and g0ifbom cane ).
: teavoring to bring forward the Spaui,,s
to war with US, and are ad7ualy r1ls,s
an a portion Of tie people 10 take boqseiss !
loms part gtbfir territory BY foree Il ( ars.
This faction isno new thing; it oriein,,
ed as early IS the days of Genet, and H.
tempts were made BY him and other lor;er
ners 10 form II into regular body ever
means were ufcd IN their power TO ari,.
this country into war with Spain 49,
Great Britain aud had it rot been 6.
the fmiles of an overriding ProyiJsa,.
upon the prudent and vigorous adm;psS
traitors Of Waihingtor and Adams, IT,,
might have accomplished their diabol,sl |
purpofe :: And tho their wickedneis x,s
arrelted in this, they lacceeded in fiuips
up an iniurre6tion and a rebellion in H.
very heart of the country, which dpv
upon the people an expence of nearly two
millions Of dollars. This detachable fss.
ton have lately aackened their exsrtion
to bring on'a war with England butlotk
with more malignity againlt Spain
This jadhon IS day2afdy, Bat hey tbas |
Spain is z0eak, aad tbat tbry jbuA Laqs Id
enlightened councils sf France q0iib tie ubas
free Of BOnaparts on their Gde. Howevs
this may be, dsmagogues, after deceising
and mileading the people, generalyre.
forr, as plain truth propofes TO bis faction,
Il a ,g0Vsrnme'st mare eonssniai TO tbara-s
: innate piszcs,'' where the bayonet 10
: the breaf and the fcourge at the back
loiH compel (isbmi6Iou TO thar tyraaay. i
Plain TrYb has delivered himlelfofn
fratb, but his vanity is too great TO per-
NIT him to fee thai ii applies with aims
force to himfeH. The people of Euror
'can have no apology for the ienorars
: ofopr fcribblers in America, excepting ]
that they love to write better than To-
read Had ibeen called upon to dsIin.
cate the characters of Plain Truth ant ]
bis companions among the fcribblers 4
the repapAranJsd, | ihould only have
changedthe latterpart Of the fentence, an.
faid, they ate mare anxio6 TO BE- e0glEtnt
as authors and goriters than c0rrc9 yaja-
er5. Fer tho they can all read newipa
per, correct reaioner is phenonenoa
in the jrtf. Plain Tru!b affords an exaa-
pie to this point, and it is the lat IlhaI
rroubleyou with for the Prefent. Youvill
recollea the great pb!l9fopbieai .IIs3fsg's
has ai1erted on The report Of lome .gaHdfr-
er for svonders, that. there is a moaztang
/chd rock jait in 1ouiGana, $50 miles lons
and ). broad.-S5me federal wits have
made his creduhty, in believing this ex'
traordinary iaa on luch incompetent eu.
dcnce, the fubje6t of humour and menl.
ment in the public papers andto defend
the pbil9topber and to demonitfate that hh
faith is founded en- good AID efficient GER
denhe, his whole ARMY of hirelings Ess
come our; and, piain trat5 is certalas
none of the meanea; thereforehear him
for all who have read any of he vaTl0s'
writer's which have favored the wo'a
with alterations upoathe different lL''a
Of the earth, upon the different .idoHa'
ces of which tiscolnpofed, OF the mac
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