Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
From the CharIefon (ssat5sa,siapey Courier.

From the CharleElon (Ssgits4yOliHsJ Courier.
1T cannot fail 20 give unbounded
pleafure to al real lovers of America,
and AID friends Of the Contribution, to
fad that federal republication is 70
completely triumphant il New Hsrp
lhile, MaGachu!etts and Connecticut.
10 The New England ltates il was, that
he fin aand was MADE sgainlt the ty.
rannic views Of vile Btitlh admin +.
lration, who, if they had iucoeeded in
enhaying \ merica, woulG. as was iuf
" obiervcd by patriotic Peer Of that
day, have foon enflavrd Great Britain
iueif- IL is here that true patri tim
now makes lis ftand sgainh The WORT
defpoJilm Of French principles, and the
new tangled doctrines of the tights of
man, as comments on the Catabaw
code Of civil pUlity. Its here, and in
The frugal temPers, the fmple habits,
and The iDduhtious, active fpirit of the
people, that the feeds Of liberty, TOWN
il l756, return harvef after harvelf, in
rich and unbounded luxuriarce TO is
wife a03 happy citizens; and it isfrom
that abundant, perennial ipring, the 9th
er Gates may yet look 10 draw the true
principles Of permanent liberty, equal
~ aiOof from the proud defpotifm Of
one man, or the mean, murderous def.
potifn Of multitude.
II appears that the federal votes Civ
CT for the ofFice Of governor in the Gate
Of New HamPfhire his year exceed We.
y much The number given the prece
ding year, though that number eonRi
tuted q co6fderable majority. BY &C
accounts already received from MahA-
chuiets, il is alcerained. that federal
i'm he's acquired great additional
ftrength in that tate alfo. Tho there,
to all intents and purPofes efficiently
powerful before, il is now much more
10. And in Connecticut, where The
jacobn faaion have lrained every
nerve, and ufed more, if more could
be, than their ufusl activity in all their
Lazdz5ie modes Of canvas, 70 revolu
tlonize lie ftate, tp brtray it into spof
tscy, and pervert the minds Of The peo-
pie from tue conaitutionalWalbing
an principles, The Hnajorities in favor Of
federal men and federal meafures, have
exceeded the expectation of the moR fan
guinefriends Of republcanifni. Fo7 great
a they have been on former occaGons,
they are this year much greater.
The yell difpoled citizens Of thofe
itates which have lately been in the habit
oil yieleing up their necks TO the yoke
of pure democracy, Tor rather femi bar
ba'iim) and who fuaer themfelves 70 be
led aoour IN halter by their dema.
gogues, will naturally exclaim, (" How
comes ali this What !-Man4chu-
fetts the very emporium Of aurdy
fern replblicanifr1 Connecticut too,
and New Hampihire, thoie bold intre
p'd ions Of freedom, who in the caufe of
liberty feared not, though at the lime
unPfepafeo, uHorganiZed and 2lmoN
anarmed, to face the mott powerful
nation on e2rth-the nation which had
long been the miarefs and terror Of the
world, 90 tLy rtjed antilederalifn ?"
Yes, we reply, they do rejea it, re-
jet II 100 with contumely and fcorn !;
and for the very reafons above tated !;
becauie they Gre the aurdy fern fons
OF rePublicanifm and true liberty be
canle, highly enlightened, they fee in
antliederalilm, nothing but fqualid,
naked, fans cullottih democracy or
jacobinilm-and of courie, foul iron
handed defpoiifm.
let tie worthy citizens Of the fouth-
err Rates look to lhoie Of II. England.
Let them oblerve their tempers, modes,
habits and confirmed hereditary difpoi
lions. Let them compare them with
thole excmpl4rs in hifory which ferye
az models tor republicans, and they will