Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31


from one hand 10 ar0.h-r--it would
not leave Us Now We are obliged to
buy orr great officers atthe welfvard-
we Pr them, ani never Zee the money
agar--exattly Ike buying goods Al the
ltores. SuPPcfe tina, 7, iafead OF iiv-
ing among you and fpending tie fllary
you give me viii my par u fhould
remove thirty miles Of with ny family,
and only fpend Sundays wi5a you.
fhould not cary more money out Of
the psriih in one cafe than in the other
Compare the fullest with things We are
all familiar with, and We fee the reaiors
| for flparation IT'S all idle to iay
We are not numerous enough or rish
enough, when We coniider how many
Gates in the union a-e not 70 large aud
rich as we are You might as well fay
yosr fon fhould nor gel m .rried, TIL he
has get large property. WY that
is the way TO make HIN get ahead -
it makes him cepesd "a himfslf. AMI
exert himftlt-inReAd Of boarding our,
he can live in his own family ana Be
always faving fomething.
Farmer. All this may he fo-hur
how IS reparation 10 make % wifer I,
done feem to fee why fliouId be
wiler with a Governor a mile of, than
am under Governor Strong.
Pay5n. ,lhe increais of knowledge
and general Information Ia the dilna,
doc't fuppoie would be feen in one
or two years. My meaning IS, thar we
ihould be conaaatly ring in wifdom
| and growing more and more refpeaa.
| bic IN the union and mach falter than
We fhould wiihous aTeparation. II Is
plain, that if we increals in property,
We have more means Of gaining knowl-
edge-of fnPporting good fchools aud
academies. BeGdes, as people grow
rich, they grow ambitious ana ambi.
ton Will lead them to zach mealurss AZ
will make them more eae.med and
taken notice of-thty will teel the fam.
pride % make their children equally
relpetied. Why do the people ia the
old towns near Bottom, fupport 70 ma.
ny ichools and encourage learned nen
and all ulefu plaos Becaule they are
able and ambitious, and fee and feel
the good effects. will fay more about
this by and by, bur I mat add one re-
mark more about our growing rich,
which was going 70 make uhvr YOU
lat interrupted me the rsapore
towns ani the coraIry town. help each
other, ia proportion as the county, pro-
duce increafes, The markets nuA IN
create to takeit Of and as the towns
increafe the counlry produce i more IN
demand, and the IA m, woull become
much more valuable, the interen Of
both would be pro'cfed and encouraged
by 4 lcgiltture Of our own who would
have feeling aad iutsrsf in the bu(inefs.
Farmer. And do You really fuppafs
that we ihouid be better people. ana
the caufe ofreligien would be benefited !
Parton. Yes, do and if we thing
few moments on the fubi-A, We hall
be fatis6ed of the truta Of the oblerva-
ton. Experience f1-ws Us that fear
OF government always collects round IL
men Of talents and character thar
would be the cafe here. LearninC
would be more talsnna5ic, and men of
leareing more numerous and then one
excellent thing would take place.
mean. our nlini9ers would become
more rcfqefzble as well As more eener.
ally iettled III our towns this would
prevent iuch a iwarm oftrauelEzg preach
eyt a we fee in this part Of the country.
who diiturb iocisties and make rrear
divitions in PARTIES. Yoa know the
nifchiet OF thefe things-for nv own
part, ! believe that tliefe RrSgeifag d:Onef
have hurt the caole Of religion ana v;r-
tue slmot as much as Tom Paiue. by
making people rellefs and unaeadv.
and Grazing them with their wild no.
tons. | with to fee our clergy hcne(f.
upright, good and learned men when
iuch men are feule5 in all orr towns.
we fhall fee an ambition to have ufefuI
town fchnols and Fronting children
and youth. may be miiaken. Mr..
Steady, in theie things, but believe T
am right. The long and flort of the
matter ia family and farm are both
much better for being under the imme-
date eye of the matter and ovner-the
one will be better educated, and the
other more productive and Il IN thaA