Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
POLITICS.
To PxxiN TaU7H-A Cbronielsr.


IT very probable the Game caufe which
you tell Judge Chaie. will prevent his reading
YOUR letter Is him In the Chronicle of the 26tn
OF April, willga;io be the reafon that you will
NOT read t'ns dire1sd to you through rhe Port
land Gazette.
Your language, Sir, is certainly very liberal !;
andwin apply with equal propriety in its phra-
Zoology to either the federal OF vebtbias party,
bur with truth only To the latter !" The print
& ers Of the Gazett-s, who have. devoted them
g fcIyes 10 the naughty and acrimonious party
= Of which your writl g manifelf youto tie a
! g member, will NOT give It place. Your par
"ty have exceedingly aggravated their own fol-
ely, By refuGrs to cait their eyes on thof- pub
= locations, where plain fyutS might be difaern-
led" III proportion as their fucceIs has per-
fonaily been promotcsk which has always been
the effect Of art. fraud and deception on the
lefs Informed part Of the community, their
eountrys glory has been tarnfhcd, and the fub-
Aantial grounds a. general happine!s, 70 well laid
BY Wafhington and Adams, greatly impaired.
Why you have chofcn, in your philippe A.
gaintf Judge Chafe to introduce cemparfon
rsDn the Gazcttcs pub'iied BY the two great par-
ties that now bride this country, is NOT readily
j underftood BY nc but when you would give
the palm Of candour and farnefs to the yfpabG-
can over the federal, as 70 difpoiition Of readi-
nsis TO publilh literally for hottie party feel
ii : duty to repel the uniuit inGnuation by
Sharging you with ignorance or peryertion Of
truth in making it. II Is not true that the rc-
publican 1rinsersare more willing, or in faGt do
publifl fedexal remarks and lfriatures on their
own party. thN, the federal are "a publiih re-
publcsux compoft;1ns Did, WafhinQton or
Adams ever forbid REPUBLICAN papers TO Be fsnr
90 their houtes, though they weredaily filed with
he moi raucorous inveGtivss and ealumnies s.
e3nie then lpd the majoritiesswfio fupported
al a6lesI fi1 them No. Box has not JEFF
efpn Had re rncannefs to forbid federal paper
tdbesfent 10 him You know the fae1, Sir.
Ktowinp his deeds arc evil. Re ihrihks from
,hefe paper that would point out his pfy1scusn,g
tenpcr and his qusRsfaI economies.
VA But. Sir, If you write for the good Of Judge
Clrlc, an had any fsrious with for him to read
vorr obfcrvatons on his !" unfortunate lfuafio1,
~ did YOU not fend him your letter in the or
:. 3ary mode Of gentle mans correspondence /;
q YOU really had applied to fedora! printer,
s,nihc rcfuied to give il place becauie itscon-
iers wire againf his own party. why have you
3, told the public who this ne,Gdtd federal
Eircr IS, thai the crime Of partially might
kllyherr il belonged:
y III me tell you, Sir, you care, very little
thaher Judge Chafc reads your letter or not
Aiss very di;tant Object with you, If ever it
4nteed your mind. You have other, and in
vouryisw much more important ofjetts, as to
Nourtf connected with the publication Of this
: ~ meteaded letter TO Judge Chafe. You are nat
5 urally AID BY long habit courier and lycoPhanr
g the NIB; you know that fucceis With them
i more 6fv ana furc in turbulent, thau ia tram
quh fraipns, your object therefore is to aid
ccrtain desnapogucs, connected with the fedcf-
>! sdnnffraiion, in Blowing the Tea of liberty
;ntoA tcnret 1t is yet too till and calm for
inch ipirits as vourielf to rife. You twin well
il foam and froth One of your copairiots, and
not tht lean in the perfecution of Judge Chafe.
barely ave toaft truly expreiIive Of the gener-
sttc,nl<rpcryading your party, and demonifra-
tive Of the crcumitarces in which they think
they fhall be mott certain of fucccIs ~" 7bl
1. sempeqss e., Of liberty. my there n'uer be CAIN
&ow, to prevent this calm, andA pofible to
Kaufc the ausyys Of liberty, in this country &c
tsn as high as they have lately done in France
Is undoubtedly your favorite objec. When rhi'
glorious time ihal: come, then huzza for Jcffer.
hon, Calender, Duane, Cheatham, Paine and the
4 sisk-nanad PLAIN IRU7H. Here are cdndi
safe' for confuls, iecrctsries and judges.
+ The CONDUCT of The dominant party affords
81 rret'y forcislc Evidence how much they with
fret rid Of an independent, honeft Judiciary
With them machiavcIifin is orthodoxy in poll.
US; and any means that will beit promote
etsired end the ds6aeratum of all icience
\ wa'e down With the judiciary is the contain
4 ~A1feb-sus,d, and where no coiourabc caufe OF
II i"eachment can BE- fabricated, a general law to
4 sspsai braash OF the iyitem mutt be pahcd'