Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26

ened great things agant the author if they could find
let them be aured het he does not take the fed
agan them and that as ieon as their public conduct f
prove either that the charges aganh them untue
they repent of their agency in deoyng the federal
tnterea in this Ditric, will be ready do
iufiiee to their reputation than 1INCOIM
Massacbusetf5 Representatives. TO CcEgrsss.
! FssrsnIsrs--Hon Pe'eg wadfworth. Samuel Tsq-
CART, Seth Hahines, William stedman, Joaal Quincy.
William Ely, jeremiah Mellon, Ffqrs--7.
characterization. Jo!eph Z. varnum, phanucl B0,op
Richard Cuts, Ebenczer Jacob Crowninehield.
Orchard Cook, Joieph Barker, ksah Green, B.rna.s
| Didwcll, John Chandler Elqrs.-Io.
FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Csre-Franco;. on
90, learn, that the iaytian Emperor, Dcanes hear
ing that number of French white psleger. had entered
board she iip Pilgrim, ready fail for PHILADELPHIA
ordered the captain deliver them him. On the de.
being complied with they tzkea on fore and
nAot aud the mate OF rhe ihip Mr. Tats was hung
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kosi at bem.-Thc ARGUS dasa lately cavlled at an A.
rithoetcal IN The Gazette In of votes and fuegeed
the expedency Of a ance from the lacon ichoo ilae
lately employed in d;rbutng democratic Circular Lett
ters recurrence the lait Argus viii flew of
the fame shancc but would advife that the chool-
matter alluded to lould r apply the School Committee
fosTa cosms NpArioN!
Manly Aygpsserf The lan A,rm fays BY the little
pits of puny federal print would feem that the election
of Mr. Cook enragcs the INSURGENTS or FEDS to mad
ne and the poor aconteht fouls declare him w,
worthy repreen the repubcansbut omit tell that
three years ttocs they extoed him the honor Of the d
trict.'
So much for the D4s" amanIy argument and facts"
Now be known, that the above oecaoned
by the following article which appeared in refpe Gable
paper publiihed Wiicalet -
is the duty all peaceabe and well dpofed citizens,
to iubn to the will of the majority Perhaps this rerart
was al III O2p6f II
the VIII of majority of the good people of this dr6,
be eprefentcd in Congress by the Hon Orfbad Csk fhs
Col Sssruel zhafs would iubmw it'll cheerl.
nefs but we know TO the contrary acknowledges,
by his party that he neither fit capable o.
filling the oice which he is probably elected. We %
believe that LiuO is vet Democratic as tie eec
ton, ru in April will thew In the la.c election
the democracy have been Stretched beyond ual
bounds and the people have been mclt THANKFULLY npo-
fed upon Pericns cnuity and felt ntere has been the
foe caufe OF this change. We hope the people will learn
wiidom by experience and again e their liberties and
perhaps their country fora gs 9 NesD-hsgland KIM I!
An occaona expofure Of the falfood Of the Agn has
become iary 10 pats over the indecency ct calngs
large portion of our felow-czens INSURGENTS tor DIFF
ferng opinion certain meaurcs ard thefe citizens
and have the Uniform supporters ofhe
contribution and governmentwe ia at precH, be content
with zying it is @ thu the federalitts ever @extoned
Mr. Cook as the honor OF the dnriet 10 be fure lone
three years hnce s gentleman was Candidate for
Congre and proseied himie sederaln in coniequence
of which he obtained many federal votes ADD there was M
oppofed to him but MIR Kinfey, of acobin memory
but Mr. Cook rather premaurey dcovered his real ienti-
mens which he had taken pains to difgue. 1t was then
that the yeamanry that dtr united in Col Thatcher
whole exertons and whole eoquence to fave from
the influence of Virginia faction will be gratefully
membcred by his country, while the memory Of his fuc-
ceor will be exsnguiicd with the prefeat unhappy po-
hticai delufon
sQue,e MAY juhly quenion the ebaey Of the
Daskl" whole bloom" and beauty" have attracted
6s tutors in days" I'VE have indeed always fuf
petted this ad DANIEL Of being p,9atua but we dd not
expect the declaration from her mouth.
An0tb-Wonid it be advileable for the dasfa with
Gxtyfve gaans take example from virtuous and aged
"naons, and adhere to the good old rules OF sa~
and fresb
IND aaofSerIIad the AaxI been taken into Aesss
gratis would e have been enabled to educe 70 many
t6aag6stgi and d9,avedfollo, as fhe now BOATS OF
fnd 0nosbv yd-lf the a4iI continues her evil cou5e
will it be ary conhgn her to bsb, the fnai
end of moli danfels Of esysve,sHs'
Mr.. Jerl-The following memoranda is from N old Phil
adelpha publication -
:" The new esrtft,siar of the United States
WIS made and propofed by !! itates.
Notified in Pennfy vania by delegates from ls countiss
Proclaimsdaf Philadelphia at ~ - oSoeA'
the .Nn oAy,,
of the i1n n'o''n'
in the - I-rh yes''S h
of American Independence"
ITO this we may add, that It PROPER
ed under the federal Administration II Year,
and has been violated and mangied by i1- NV
Ss'44' '"s''''' ana As' Book.woRM. ~
LsrrnY-A correspondent happy TO obierve' sna .ns
expeati, of the friends of literature IN this country
70 well atshed by the appearance OF the II
csLLANy. 1t is preiumed, that American Per.oaSs
work of this kind has equae this judic'ous co'se s
of elays on the moA important iubjeet OF moras su Z
literature and it is rendered fill more deefvng VI -. t
lie approhation as mot! of the publications are o1gin.
There are mi none Of the and worthless
ons of ordinary magazines 1t comes not Out u "or
Of fiction, taken at fecond hand from a mover WIZ -
has /, taudrv fprig of vulgar detrimental poetry o.
garland Of rebufes an1 acroacs, and anecdotes 20
thoe, whole appreciation is worth receiving a.,
Der garments of hiiory, of ethical diicuihon OF heh
learning and of critical nvsigaten are theie' 70 VIZ
its fcientc and judicious editors have chiefly -
which with the vocational ornament of dgntcd Poe"J
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