Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

aiio iCGi the fcl " POWER
| Duane, another hiieling fcrib.er of the don1is-
| ant party is thus ipoken Of,
This wretch, Who it il fsl aesnfblc to dfeFace
thorgh NOT onwllp, 5f uce" ooat OF corrouiins the
politics of the Gate in which he lvc and Of having bs
power to elevate dpreis pasca' chqacer n pes
| iarc. -, (tids psgr -.
| Ia page s7 j. is af-rted that Cheethaln has
been p9orted By the general government.
! might pr occed to catra3t much more ifou,
this pampllet, bu, iieten of The employment
and .al. only make one or two Quotations t,ola
Cheetii~n.. oAlr.tA.c: a,,aitt Burr. 1t is 10 the
form o. letter TO friend
yonr es es embrace ,hs cnrr h;s'c ~ Mr. j'rf h-
ryue. hret AGAINST the clearly e1preled
wa e .he Republican patty, ai that for rarery OF deli
cTte ana prudential reaon am rot Il ,efy 20 aet4i
f0ut Gc.cty ,ou to - ceac enStf tbs IS the
effect ~c'- pabe COO" ot attachment
70 tia: h,ne eaperis,cn II ,o..t..., sch we are row
making v..a vcry Ist,erins proipeets Of t'cce.
| W hat is tis .usi:r,c experiment. which jaco-
bins arr making ia his country with ech iatter-
ing rrolps6ts We can cny an,wer mat fdch
WIS the language OF frepcln,en when they rid.
cuicd I'll religion and called II iurcritn'on -
dr,id-d the ulss c. morality which our forefatl,-
ers taagh. Us !; and called them abridgementss
OF mans natural liberty and vowed the dcRrec-
ton Of all soyesnmen', WHICH shes atlira'le to
be tyranny and oppreiiion. Theic are indeed
4 ,iN si@u iAo.l " opi
ported patriots wlofe lives have P,ett. generally
texhib,sa the conitant violation of tho.s p-inc,-
cles ere zeao,Gy employed in the work Of
| darkness. In page the Ctin.onianS COM
| plain with great h.tt-rnefs that on a certain &C.
cation Burr gaye fiji, toait san union OF all hon
eff men, hat 1lr. Bgrr'. hongsrY did not
dictate tbs .olit can eaiiy be believed and
that iacobins .hou;d mprmuf at it, excite: no
/ h,,t II 10 rta1 - .,a
moment CT anger and reerinmation, their infer
nal malice thouid 10 FAR dc.srt his caoie as to
fu.lr. a Pubic proclamation OF th-ir infamy.
For loli account of the ATROCITIES Of democra-
cy which Newyork has exhibited NUT. recon-
mend perulal OF thc.- pasnpt,.cs, and the 9th
er publications on the iubieo. We there per
ceiyc new modes OF iniqui,y the executive diicov-
cries of iacobinifn--wc there Zee ingenuity tor
tared, ruth violated, and talent proiti.uted to
promote the ambition Of the dominant party, TO
.uppcrr and extend the power of Virginia and
the lonthet n iates, and under the ridiculous pro-
feGions of maintaining the :pirit Of rs to eff
,abli!l. paiiiye obedience and non -reGaence to
the toyereignty Of Virginia. ! have net digtcf-
fed from my fubect ; vet hare degiatcd
or, the intention exrre.ied III my lait num-
Der, and as this is extended beyond IFS uiual
length. few remarks ihall fuihce bceaufe my
,ex, will 70 far comprehend the preient fubicct,
as TO admir- any fur he. obiervations which nv
plan allows.
The ninth lection OF the contribution provides
that " No moaies AaH bf d,a7rn t;em tbe heatu,y
"1pt IN eenfq"enee Of etp,yr,iaj9a5 1iSdt y Aa7c"
Yet the infamous Calender, during hir. Adj
ans naturalization was convicted upon libel
and fentenced to pay fine of 200 dollars. The
money was p-id into the hands Of the martial,
who was thereby inita,.i!y accountable to tine
treaierer. Yet Mr. iefteIion ordered the mo-
ney TO be retore! at the expence of the public
chef ! Even jacobins Cannot fay there was
ny law to iuitify this procedure, bul all agree
that Calender had been employed to vify the
late administrations and lie the prefer, party
into power.
| Mr. Jeferfon expended $4,000 dollars for
the repairs of the Brrceau. Jacooins are e,
lent On this fubje.t even they have NOT efron,e-
! ny enough to iuitify ii.
| II has been the wife policy of all emil htened
| nations, 70 preferve independent of each other
| the Executive, Legislative, and judicial depart
| men,s OF government becante if either can
controu the other the citizen is opprefed and
civil liberty is at an end.--It was TIE poll
cy of the contribution, founded in great wildom,
which the experience of all ages and all nations
has ianctoned.-Yet our modern politicians,
with motives as fierce as tkois which would am
| initiate moral obligations, have fub;ected our
conisituonal judges TO the con.roul OF the lcsit-
, lativc and executive branches.
The Coultituon provides that our Judges
| fhall hold their offices during good behaviour;
| that is, they ihall rot be liable to be removed
but BY impeachment. The Judges of our courts
were feleGted from he wi.eit and bel. Of our
citizens. Such men are always friends of their
country-Such men are always federaits, and
for thar rea!on always obnoxious to ilcobins.-
Let US liiten to democratic logic: We cannot, |
| fay they, remove chem but by impeachment, be- |
cau.c they are Independents of us--we cannot