Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

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The following judiciouf remarks are annexed,
by the Editor Of the Evening PoG, 10 the
late letter ofthe Marquis Yrujo to the Sc
cretary of State, commune at ing the infor
mation that our right of depoit at New
Orleans would be continued, [G.US.l
And what is there IN the above 10
occaiion fuch tumut Of joyin the de-
mocrats of this city One would really
iuPPofe tha; the Maqms Of CGia Tya;o
had not only married into the family Of
Governor M'Kean, but had fome how
or other, become related 10 every good
democrat 10 town. Before, however,
We faffer ourielves to die with rapture
IN Aromatic pain" let US look calmly
once m@e at this hand killing comnu
nication Of the fweet Tented MARGINS.
His Catholic MAjefy, as jufia BIS
rsiotntiOrs as delirious OF living 10 the
greaiea harmony with the United
States, has provided that tie deboff j59uld
coHtiHas at New Orleans until the two
governments fhall come to an agreement
about another equivalent place" Be.
fore we advance Rep further, we
ihould be glad 10 know what tue fov
srzments are here intended III the read
er will tura to tbe Evening PoR, Of The
18th of March, he viii find letter
from this fame Marqrit Of GAIA 1Irnjo,
the Spanifh miniler, to the Secretary
OF State and in the Evening Poff, of
the arr March, he Will find another,
from Monfeor Pichon, the French min
liter, from both which official papers /.
appears uneqnivo.ally, and in express
words, that {" T nee II nozv n5tsriosEv
The proprietor Of LogjEana, and that his
Catholic Msjeay is nothing more than
"the guarantee o France for Louiiana,
till France ihall have occupied it." We
quote verbatim frcm thefe Official pap
ers (; and now we ak any man Of the
democratic partyto explain to us if he
can, with what fhow Of propriety his
Catholic Majeay can pron1ife us that Be
will hereafter cometo an agreement or
make treaty with us refpeaing GER
tain territory to which he acknowledges
he has no. claim, over which he can ex.
ercife no jurifdiaion, and which he only
keeps the poG-l1ion of as the guarantee
for France, the rightful owner, Tell
US Mr.. L**-**ss**, you, who now,
fergetful Of character, are 70 buGly en-
gagged in running about the city with
theIe handbills, aud congratulating
your friends on their contents, thew rs,
if you can, that this is any thing more
than a fheer, downright impudent at
tempt to impof- upon, and TO gull the
people of the United States in the mott
grois and ihameful manner.
But admitting it every word 70 be
preciiely true and eorrea, what is the
amount of it The place Of depoiit IS
10 be reltoted for the preGent--and
what then Is any reparation for lofts
promifed J Is the conduit of The Spar
ilh Intendaut. difavowed, orhimftlf cen
fured in even the lighteR manner
Not fyllable ofall this.
Let me put tinlilar cafe-I have
way in common with my next door
neighbor, which is eiIential to my con
venience he leaves the country ard
puts an agent into his boufe during his
ablence, who nuts up this way and
obllges ne to b. at great expenfe in
providing fome other outlet. Ieom.
mence a law fuit for PREPARATION, he
hears of il, and writes 10 ne that be
has fold the premiifes and has 10 con
troll over Il, bot that be has ordered
the way TO be opened and will agree
with me one Of theft days for its fur
ther continuance I; tuefays nor word
Of damages nor admits ikat' his agent
has been 20 blame. On this I call all
my neighbours in and hold day Of re.
loicing. Now am a man of fcnfe and
ipirit, or am l fool and driviller
The truth is, his conduit Of his