Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
raon THE cENr1NEL.
z,l!isf...,No XXIII.
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KfUfe 10 Of VII. TsFFERSJ n . H''1""'"'W'
mSgT q tie atas ofsae Identification have been
eined according pan We have travelled paths OF
ssrfecuon crowd cd with victims OF presidential power
sn revolutionary o.iicers var folders d'piaccd
ou, o;ce for worthie foreigners; ben@d pirit otl
-ance sch threatens rum 10 every one, not c'nu-
ned 5y attachment to the ruling party 10 complete the
Fccnc Wv exsting vcraity dp.ayng the ute of unprip-
rpled means to CONTINUE the poaeon OF power and de-
Aneated the WIDE difference between The ten OF vain
kngton iesion, have oniy to notice rev occur
rences viii ii have eAled dierent times within the tast
Barring the FELTON, congrels in 1891 characterized for
ignorance parliamentary proceedings, 70 much 70 indeed
that thecnd Of the Prc''dcnt were neeeaed to dops
ficnce lot arguncut it has been acrted that grand cs
cs was held and meafes adopted which were deiigned
10 prevent the of thegroh eminent fedcraiit
MefrssBayard Rntlede, aad Criiyold, to ieai N t.
hle Representatives They alio TO embrace otrer
characters as location IN ma require. That iuch caucus
was held, do int to arnsbecan'e we have not
pove proof, and consequently no absolutely certain
but thiswe certain, that acts have ranfpie
which induce rong belief, that fem of falflood, as
bitter malicious aud violent Infamous has been con-
ceed and aimed the reputation OF thee and other FED
era Characters equally conipcuous for talents ana virtue
This vfem intend to exhibit 10 the public, ana leave
it to udge whether the effect of unconneeted de-
prayy, regular dcfgn
The battery of democratic Gander was fri directed
CAN'T Mr. kutledge, Of South Carolina In September
1902, he charged with the forgery OF two letters hgn-
sd by Geoy, aud dretfed the PRESIDENT rel1ei-
ting him to make certain improper removals and appoint
in Rhode-Ifaod. Thee letters were dated the br
and feventh of Auul, 1901, and pretendedy iuppoed
written for the purpofe of betrayn the executive into
duct which ihould bring him into contempt in that tate
H they actually written the time they purporet
they had been concealed than year It's however
sleconfcquence what time they competed, they
hrappearcd the very peron NUT fuppoc Sa-
tauc ander would attack victim, marked out for def
traction, the of election for member Of congress
among the condiments Of Mr. Rutledge Hence ioution
e this OF party might easily be given. The rep
ataon of this gentleman asto be deitroyed and his
eeton consequently prevented, becau,e he power
Gil opponent the friends OF MIR. Jeff eon in their
xrefonal To da the particulars OF this fcene of
vlany cannot be necciary; it iuices to fay. that MIR
Rutedge whole character has been unmpeachabe,
not only by his dcpoton, but BY the dcpohons of
many of the mo Respectable people Newport who
acquainted with his writing, exculpated from the forgery
Of theie letters under the gnatue of ignorant French
Ontthe contrary the depoitions of thole perions,
who attempted 70 6x il on him. were uncertain and part
of their evidence afterwad ccntradced by their private
conversation The tranisttion is Jeo e.. Who has 70
mean opinion of the understanding of the PRECEDENT
believe ne would nor inquire concerning the propriety of
~s-sly a.sshn him, iadced shsa pr;~~tc
character is as black example of party vany, hui
man nature has wtncled Intead of arnihing the
reputation of Ruedgc, will be eternal Of the
depravity of the paraiites of MIR. Jefferion
Had this been the only nance of perfona attack there
would have been reaon prciume az of the
friends of the executive denounce hoc federalis who
could greatly retard the execution of tn ichees and
poib!e, ruin their political credit. Mr. Bayard however
the next fbjea Of protcription Immediately prece
ding the election in Delaware in 1902, only the pres
teened with fander aganff him. but the voice of Judges
drowned by the riot and noe Of intoxicated rfimen
whom they naturaizing for his opponent ;
after the naturalization of upwards of two hundred Mr.
Rodaey by their aitance obtained the election BY
ity of only fifteen votes Honorable eksehn 1t will be
esdeace Of the virtue and principle which thus early
iited i'll this part of our republic.
Mr.. Grwold was to be the victim in consequence of
his talents which enabled him make hrenuous oppoG
tion the fyitem of presidential dorganzation The
democrats Connecticut convinced they could OPEN
~ effect nothing. They therefore reforted iraagem and
agreed fupport the federal ticket with the exception
shis gentleman Innead of him they placed the tickle,
the of another Peron decidedly oppoed their pol
tcs degnng by the weight of their votes and the
diviion they might among the ederal, make
him the owe in number, and thus exclude him from con-
grefs But in this nance virtue and principle trumphed
proAgacy and cunning.
Thee inances of the applications of that fyfem of
procripton agant political greatness, which has been
dopted its dcrueton But they are not the only ones
Mr. Tcy has mered the maledtions of the ruling party
Having in addrsfs the people Of Connecticut in IsO3
unmarked their views and de6gns, and having nce attempt
ed for he has already svedthe contribution ofhs country
fave ruins cyoppcng amendment deiyned to
deprive States their the
he has become peculiarly obnoxious them Lately there
fore have been attributed him expreions fch as mutt
convince the candid hanover uttered them He is accufed
of iayng that hell is the proper foil Of liberty; and fur
ther Of declaring in 79s that the contribution
fand; that the Proficiency NUT be heredit ary and the
Pre6dent his houads to he and corrupt whenever
he may pesfe VIII any one fuppofe in public life
Yho has couanty approved of revolution appreciated
me conduct of Wilmington and advocated his maxm
bottle TO our inhtutlons, as to enterta much
ch opinions Especially ich time as 1887 TO upport
fch accuiation. there ought be the mott decive and
unequ'vocal eimony In this cafe what is the eitmony
paris, Criwod, who has put his hand the plough and
looked back; who has the precepts of the gope
are les cononant TO his feelings than the po
capary who has left intoxicating the precepts of the low
iy elus TO edite paper in fupport of an administrations
of tenle of