Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
political esifteiiaHg.
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/ Prqs9!5a mn Ff09f.--it was lalI by Mr..
,rsrIon's friends before he came into Of
j that he was friend to reli5ion-He
I proved 1t by inviting AMI carctliag
fo.n Paine. 1t was indttcd, thar Jeter-
n was lover of Walhington-He has
loved il, by his giving unconttutionaIly
b dollars of public money, and private
Is. from his own purfe to Calender,
: libeller Of Warrington. 1t was de-
arsd, that Jeferfon was friend to the.
Dnfttution-He has hewn it, by violat-.
the contribution in various infances,.
ore particularly in the repeal of the Ju-.
s:ary law for the purpoie Of getting rid
I the federal Judges. IL was ltated that
Merton was all benevolence, and would
ever think of perfecuting Tor confidence
Ike, becaufe he conidered us to be-.
all republicans, and all feI3yaifS' He
Is made good this promiic, by turning
III faithful officers, fome Of them veter
Is who had ihed their blood for indie
cadence, Miller, and Heath, &c. for
b other reafon than becaule they were
kderalifs. 1t was clamoy1l, that Iefer-
bn would never counteaarce tories-He
Has acted accordingly, by giving places to
|lch fellows Of his party Z Tench Coke,
Eho guided the Britiih mo Philadelphia
'uring. the revolutionary var. 1t was ur-
b., tAas- cJeHcrlon was the particular
Ficnl Of the poor--Ile has proved it, BY
liking the taxes and du:ics off from car
Fages and Lea. fagar, and leaving them
h lalt, brown luoar, coFee, sc. Il was
romiied, that etIerlon would be true
publican economif-tTe has manifelted
by the many thoulans dollars unnecef-
Prly fpent on the FrenGh ved:l Bcrceau,
N beau Dawfon's emb.fy to France, &c.
nd by the falaries now received by the Of
GERS of his administration, which lalaries
Fhcn received by federal officers, jefer-
on's own party, and more Especially Al
PER- GalIatin when in Congrefs, now the
Fcretary Of the treaiury, hrf from Gen.
Va AMI afterwards the leader Of the Whit
sv rebellion in PonhlYlv2nia, declared
ere enormously high and extravagant.
any other proof were wanted of Jeaer
Pa's economy, it might be the late pur-
hafe Of LouiGana for fifteen millions Of
ollars. # was told, that JefTerl9n WIS
n enemy to all fate fecrets, and that the
eople under him would never be depri-
led Of the right of knowing how their
'vn afairs were managed, and particu-
hrly how their monies were fpent-Fle
las fulfilled this by having his Congrels
Rlt winter fitting with clole3sdooys Otter
Fr than during the whole time Of Walh-
{nston and Adams, and by the fecret ap,
propriations of two millions Of dollars and
then OF two thoufand five hundred dollars.
(o be placed under the dilcretion Of the
Pfeident, which he is to. account for as
pom asmay be. II was faid, that Ierfcr-
pms private character was the mott nor
and the bet in the world This has
Peen eitabliihed BY a variety Of immoral
circumstances, uch as his attempt to
Fr0ng the srid and patron of his youth,
ne venerable lr. Gabriel Jones, out of
50 BY a Paf = money tender, worth lefs
ban one foufth of the interef Of the debt.
was lhoatea, that Ieferfon would re-
lore harmony to focial .intercdurle, that
Fi'h him at our head all would be peace
md liberty and order .-As evidence Of
hls, We now behold confuion, diirac-
Ion and intolerance in every direction,
ne wicked lirutting abroad in triumph,
n,s good and the worthy opprelled and in
uited, iociety alalolt reat from its foun-
Pa'lons, and the waters OF the great deep
Proken up AS an advocate for Ameri-
g we iubmit thefe things out of many