Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

ney in bis chtlt 20 the payment at ms
debt, and to retain his bank lhares, from
which he would receive annually th=
fun ofISo dollars And vii { lhould
fay Of the man who Ihouid adopt
conduit directly the revere Could We
nor with propriety predi6t his RUM
But is here a. Individual who would
be guilty Of luch min ke p We trult
nos. ~
Nowaiie cafes are preciieiy the fame
That which apples 20 the hnauces ct
an iniividul, viii apply 20 the hnan-
ces Of country. The United States,
ia he fri place, bY keeping the before.
mentioned fun Of money IN The tre tu-
ry, infead Of applying ito ths Paymenr
Of the Dutch d.ot, have in fat loft ore
year sainteref on The amonnt Of the
bank flares fold, which, al 9 per CENT
Is 7o,ozo dollars. But this IS not all
Your Genevef. fecretary has made =
further facrifce. The bank ltock mighr
have been fold il the market Of Pbi:a-
delpiiia or Network, at 50 'rer cent.
advance. / was fold at As per cent
Here then was further lois, Of A. 400
dollars. In addition to thefc, 4 large
fum in interef, viz. 75,4so dollars,
which would accrue before the purcha.
fer of the Cock was 70 make any rsY-
mcnt on his part, was throws into the
bargain. So that the total aaual lofs
on this operation Of our Genevefe huan-
cicr, is little fhort Of acc, 900 dollars.
Another circumitance, althorot Inn
rnediately connected with the ial- OF the
bank flares, bur relating 70 our faarcsss
may be added 70 the above statement
The commissioners of the iinking fund,
of which Mr. GaIlatin, as fscrelarv OF
the treafnry, is the agent, and intowhofe
hands was placed the enormous fun Of
io,7eS.zso dollars, for the pnrpo[e of
raying the principal and interea Of the
public debt, account in their report for.
the aauai baymeat Of on.y 7.sI7.6o7
dollars leaving a balance, tor which
70 fsrts;a account has been rendered,
of a,4so, $50 dollars-including a fun
of more than IA .ooo dollars, for which
they have rendered no account at all.
So much for the public monep ia ghe
hands Of democrats, anI f1ch the tleC-
fed effect Of tkeic faH abodt ec h0my.
But our coanuy is not The only ones
which has fallen into the fangs Of 4
Gsaevefe haanci5r. The French reyo3
le1iou, witch has fhaksn 20 is centre
the civilizey worIJ, owes w oiiein, in
a great mealnte. to tile llrei5 brought
upon that coa Try hy the gin u fnan-
ciai mealus Is II a Geaevsie, the Detected
Meta, And the finances Of The Uni
ted States, il will b. feen, are in the
fame road TO rum, under the admi1ii-
tration Of Jeferlon. and his Genevei-
key.keeper. GaL'aiia.
lLsnfnburg Ny. Gazette
Clojtd Do0v5.---I In the Asrora, Of De-
cember "a, 1900, We find the following
paGage, concerning cloing the doors
of the Senate. while the Fiench treaty
was under dncufiion -
Secrecy, at all times, IS flGpicious
In Britain, or in the cabinets of defpotsy
the practice is confident but we have
the prgPe9 before ~ now, thatIhe plan
fyltem of houef msalurss will fupersede
tate myfery and cunning"
The fage editor Of The Aurora has
lived TO fee his charming pr9l9ea vapifh.
He has lived to learn that no plata
fyaem Of honea meafurcs" has fuperce-
ded "Rate nyRery and cunning -
He has witnehed more s Gate mylfery,'s
and more" fecrets," under The republican,
administration Of Mr.. Jeffefon, than
ever he did under that OF Mr.. Adams-
AID does the Aurora mean 20 fay, thar
the prefer fsrtue PreGdert is 4 defpot,'s
becaufe be allows Of /" fecrets'' in his
+" cabinet p Does be intend 10 iniinu,
ate that democratic "fecreey is fufpi-
cious or does he think that the preferr
is not "fSee government !'--0 Oh, No !
not at al al al-He means 10 applaud,
the preient adminittration, at any rate
remembering, at the fame time, to for
get all that be formerly wrote againlt
the federal Observation-Disclosures.
NsquycYi, H5rI 7o.--The truRees ct
the college Of Nevjerfsy, al their fated
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