Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03

lidFs NhCthFfs va tNf tffftt3# fftFt4 ~ tNpotE
aud syeilcs, hcsc,oiufe sJagsca. ar. lcisssou
and his silociltes IN sorueii, tsfs no;. untoTm
~ calculated rppn inspoling tse 'isar'cii de'ie
npoa iuch article A. are eaulaagel n the north
err ttstcs. Aud uow reFasif Tne - ~, Wis
pofible sdvan,are can BE dertSra e. the tvng :
intetell ~ the up'ted Sfsses by.this pufehsfc
defy the moa ingenious saietiafsoa - poia
cnt the lcla bnt ID. eonfrsry 3 highly prob
able, - there i The highrf prohsb's,.y of g.
tal civil war IN thar country. waic' nav cal
Tor millions on the back Of millions 10 fupport
and very probably, aUo, a war with SPAN. 4
i tr,e, this pnrchaie viii give great acceiiiar
u weight in the tcale OF government 70 the t9uth
(, EN- itatcs, BY increafng their unmscr ~ Scna
tors, and negro Representatives ir eengrcis aBs
/ ia the fame ratio, will diminilh the inAa@nce o
the northern reorganization. Had he p1rchatrs
afs6tionoi country 10 ,hedeiertsof ArAbis ,itwoul,
have been far lsss injurious % the nsecrits Of III,
northern Rates.. lis further and very inpor
tant objection to Mr.. JeiterioB's character, tina
the whole tenor of his condu6t, whether con
iidered in his official capacity, or the mare pri
vatc walks Of life. has already ev;nced. that h,
is entirely deaitute of every fentiment OF rei
gion, openly avowing it to be wholly withou
IN no refpe6t iubiervieut TO the general happi
nels as iupport of good government. THIS OBJ
lection cannot be refuted, as he has publicly a
vowed, in writings iubicribed with his own hand
that il is altogether Indifferent, whether chic
'magiifrate BELIEVES !. one God, or twenty
This objection TO the character of Mr.. Jeferfo,
is further strengthened, in that he has long
t!lnce invited into this country, and pa,ronize
"a character Il refer to the infamous fom Paine
who not only has proititured his talents and vena
pen TO traduce ana Willy the lpctefs fame of ths
timmortal Warrington, Whole unrvallcd virtue.
will ever command the homage and reipcd o.
jthc admiring world who was, emincptiy, the
ltaslcur Of his country, and at the news OF whois
death, the fountain of every heart was broker
tu2, and iecond deluge overwhelmed the world
but, what is infinitely more vile in his charatt
l er, has denounced the doctrine of the bible al
mere mockery, and the Saviour of the world, a.
4 an impoitor and baitard.
4 Ye winged lightnings of Heaven, ,fwift mef
lengers of divine Vengeance why did we no
sseath eternal fires on his guilty head Not
ii"ithitandIis all this, this bold blafphemer is
peculiar favorte, and has long been q accompanies
of PRECEDENT Jeilerion. Oh ! human natutcS
How art thou fallen Oh fhame, where IS Thy
confcious blufh will now clofe this black
catalogue Of objections, by exciting your rec1l-
lection of that holt of worthless, many of whom
riiked their lives, freely bled and exhaulted the
richeit veins of their heart in the fupport of on,
independence, who have been dGmiilcd fro !, of
flee for no batter reaion, than that they held
their Offices by the appointment of former aa-
minitratirn and what characters have lucceed
ed them 7 will mention only one A M
! Gaiatn, foreigner, who now holds the mpor-
-tant olice of reafurer OF the United States, ha:
! the purle itrings OF the nation at his dipoial
and whole itanmerng tongue excited an open
rebellion, under the ad islintration of the iliuf
trious Warrington, agaiuit the continued au.
thorities OF the Country; to fnppreis which
| * COO men were RATED, and millions expended
before they laid down their arms and had il
no; been for the ciemency of General Waiting
ton, this vie traitor to the country mutt have
fallen luit victim of his own crimes. Thus
under areign of favo' itifm, like thar of the pref
ent administration, our infant republic is made
to reiemh~ thcie waite nddefolate tracts ,whe r.
ione uleful plants are found to grow but are rob
bed OF their nutriment by the briars and BRAN
bes, which infeh the land. And vet, this image
VI pay h1h cVu, oo(o I'LL iuhy cXpIciS TIC po'
| litica mitchell for under reign of favortiim
the brars and the bramblcs are chcriIhed, Wink
every lautary plant is eraiicated and rramplec
under foot.
! In fuch country where favoritifm reign,
unchecked, every talent foon dies in its bloom
and every virtue withers in its bud for Of tai
ents and of virtues, emulation is the vivifvins
foul; but partialityis immediate death. Partial
| ity grants It's favors to thoie only who intrigue
for them; but merit dildains tie little arts O
intrigue.
| might now 60 on to reprefent TO Your al
ready afflicted Imagination, the Contribution O
the United States, which ought ever to be con
iderei as the only ark of iafety, in which on
dearet rights are all embarked, as bleeding =
every vein, in conieauenee of the many and IA