Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

bipin 10 important j fOad. iDey ICdatIy pre-
sent themielses to any one in co;diicrln5 the
extent aud population OF the above mentioned
tract OF country, and the conhderabic degree
of Commerce OF Montreal, WHICH is deprived
ore half the year Of the St. Laurence; which
al belt is dffcult navigation. be OBJ ct of
the turnpike is too obyiouAy imp rtant TO need
explanation - The means; this part Of
the iubjcct requires Attentions. SINCE the
{ourccs of the public cannot be applied to this
pup ie, ii Is neceGary to find ont Tome private
CONN Iesations that ihail be promotel in accom-
plifl!ns undertaking that i.ems to have the
public convenience for It's prineifle Object
The benefits OF the propoled road viii be dvi-
ded very unequally among the individuals, that
,SorPofe the public. he means mott likely
to acoompifh this undertaking, is an interef
certain individuals feel in 1t, executive Of that
which effects the community at large This
iupervivc or executive interestwi become tond
OF union aud excite united exertions thar p oa-
lie the mott proo able iucoefs In word, tho!s
that own the land on, and live at tie extremi-
ties of the road, viii have fach an interea in
Its accomplishment as to induce them to make
tboie nccell.ary yances for fetting forward
the work OF making the turnpike. ONCE be-
gun, every day viii bring acceiaQn Of frength
Ill its comple,io ion becomes indifpenfably necei-
fairy Il aniou Of tie public ointment ONT his fub-
jee Teens to BE- the proper Daiis TO an undcrta-
king of this extcnlye ufefunefs while want
OF this union Of lcnti,nent will tend TO fruitrate
1t. Sir, permit me 20 ak if this psion would not
pc promoted By forming compane or incorpo-
Tatons on the route which might jointly fur
'Scy the road, and perhaps contract with each
other tomase their fcverai portions OF it. Iwoula
tuggeH, as opinion, that the turvey of the
whole route, by the peop,e on one part of it,
would be a burden as it were unjuit alto, that
afurveY made BY part only, would never OBJ
tain that general content, which might b. exIec-
Ted from furuey conducted under the joint di-
ycction and expcnce Of the whole country CON
-cerned. Is the friends Of th,s road in Portland
ihoald form one company, and one more DC
formed between Portland and Connecticut river,
this would b. no more than has already been
done in Vermont Ihelc feveral compa les
mi ht coryeipond and unite on the mott advia-
BE means OF iurveying and perhaP making the
road, and the re(ur Of their decl6ons and lab,u
would no doubt. have the general appreciation
ef the country and prevent any diyhon or the
public attention to ichemes which might thwast
the deiIgn and perhaps ultimately effect its mii-
carriage while a joint effor, wouia be the fur
cit pledge Of fpeedy fuccefs.''
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APPROPRIATE EXTRACT.
The following obervations, eAiraied from the Bottom
Gazette, applicable every part OF The United States
aad it hoped they will make deep impreion the
minds Of all who feel intereed in the welfare of their
try, and who with refcue from impending dangers
ofjacobn principles which Checked, by the good
tanfe ofthe people vii! auredy end they in France
IN giving US an EMPEROR, or a PREsIpsNr sos LIFE
therefore behoves all cades of upright citizens awaken
from thor lehasy and forward good earneit, il
t1ppor oE.ae eoaltutoa the laws ali liberties OF the
union.
"-lhe Jacob;ns manage their political affairs through
wicked and aevolent, with initiate degree OF address
and efficacy What have the Preach revouslontsays Mr.
Barse, iupDiy their innumegabe defects and make
them terrible % the il.et mad, Ohe thing only But
thar one thine IS worth t,ooiandsv bsye enrgy So
have the Jaco5as oil coanry; u.s.o the capital ifs
Will com. forward Win their patronage ana influence, and
she men OF talents aad eudton viii devote part OF their
time 20 the fppoF Of the pre Federal I'm naf indeed fax
TO ae tomb Of Ill lac Czbu and with it, the Independence
the ieedo AID the haPpiae.s OF our country The Fed
eral paqers N Neg England, notify conducted by
fons whoe ely years nave been pen anida the labougs
ard hardhps pro'eoaAi .orvtudc, and whole fnted
Fortunes When arrived nave denied them the
puriuit Of arr other duties than hoe which nmedi
aely connected with their extence Whereas the Jaco
bin prele oot Only fed By the bounty Of the National
GoveFaaGst. bat fupPor,ed by private fubcriPon and
aided not only by the common Rock OF democratic talent
and 0aoyv and fpurious the later ISL but by the
eonitant abours OF fome individual who, Ike parton Gn
void is hired by the party Rama cen,ne the aivii
trI the federal printers ak peciary forced sx
tOrtons they feel the Importance and acreanels OF the
caue which they engaged aud regret that their Gn
der COMMENSURATE TO the exgences OF the
nen Let then the ingenious and oteigent Gaeimen, the
able and ready writers OF our party forward with zeal
IN defence of their principles and Gil the Gazettes with bold
and manly appeals the hearts and understanding OF their
yeader and better and nober order OF things may with
certainty be expected The dreadful paqcty OF aen which
for nearly pa marked thoe Gasees, that
in the proud days Of Warrington and Adams fappor
tsd by the wle eloquence Of bet writers has afor
ded t grounds Of complaint, aud eAcircd nconldera-
bic aarm aud apprehension -sueces alone the eompan-
ion exertoa Is therefore hoped before the return of
she next qartren,a election, that and invigorang
fprt will he nfasd Into political journals thai the peo
pic may BE- fully and teengy apprised OF the perous htu
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