Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
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.NJ~ihtSf I-.lHtSTS OF the FfTE-EsE-
gland Paltaaiata having face the cornmence-
ment Of the Preiens ieiIon Of tbs General
Goari, pubiiaed IL iheir pa .er of. Ianusfv rs,
ioo5, an lndeccH. al hheilous public-f;on
agtiDH the pcrioba CHAR ar of che prc. aene
OF the urited States, under the title Of TIE
Mene,rky sf Fede,Gayiz, be NJ further employed
OF M printers of this General Court
debate again took pace, when . notion
Obtained TO make rhe reiolution the ord~r OF
the day, for Ihurfday next, 10 o'clock.
q zbe (sdotqiag sor bsiev< 10 Ae re pithy
points q fte publication IL gaeiio@ -
!. II Mr.. Adams had teen Goysrpos Of vir-
eipia, and when his itste was invaded had ike
datfard quilted his fation and lid his head in
a cave. he would have been no noac,cbsg, bur a
gogd reon5,iran. d
Ii MIR. Adams had borrowed CT friend a
fun of paper money wher il was nearly AZ par,
and aftrrward paid his friend the fame Nominal
fun when il had DEPRECATED mote rhan fry pr,
cent. he would have been clever, hope.t man,
40 mana, etjg, bar goad ,eoa5iean.
"if Mr.. adams had written a book, IN
which he feemed to Gay it wa 40 mater wheth-
er there were twenty gods or one Z: il he had in
vited the yieit blalphrner and im.de thu w.
| er dilgraced the world 70 Come tc this ecu Try
| in national thip, he would have been no mr.
| 0,etiIt bui gsod obrjfian and fine Js9s,joaiaa
| Republican.
! .sIf-Alr. Adams had aAailed the doTefic
! happiueis Of Mr. Walker, and after f.i.urs
il 70 tongrab4 an attempt, had taken 70 bis
boiom fable DANIEL, zvko forced nogs y ibs
lontf fbaa 5y tie kiqay5, he would have psrn
no maao,Ybijf but a good republican.
elf Mr.. Adams, lnitead Of creating
refpedsble navy, which might have been Of
great trvice to his fellow citizens, and proit Ct
ed their property from lawlefs depreciation, bad
difnauted and od ar ortlt lois, mott Of The
few na5io al veiiels we poteatd, if from puff
! lanimity or any other contemptbie motive, he
| had let large number OF our ieliDw clczens
infEer for >oahderabie lergth Of time all the
horrors of rrpolipe captivity if he had in
vented dry docks TO rot our ihips, and puoy gun
boats to lcare crows and govern PsarejGf q0nsrss
be zv2nd have beg no n.gnarcbiit but 7vife pr1-
dent, humane, g.nmnt rep tbIieen,
j" If Mr. Adasns had hired blfe calumnia-
tor. one Calender tor intance, to invent the
mott fcandsIoas lies, and circulate, the vilcf
+, al hoods concerning the iolmorta Washington,
and eeerv good man in this country, n vaHd
haze been no m2alorobjf, but goad republican.
| +" IL MIR dams with all the fycophancy OF
! a coward bad complinepted the ufurpltion Of
| the mott abfonte drfpot and tvtant in Europe,
with the foothins appel atoa OF ehg5tf,ed e9O-
| f,nncm he would have bean DO fau0rfr or a'sr-
| arfby Or aspot;Gm 5nt j5rIo2tb, hid iqasPnssa
republican, who lincerely oontemned Alag, and
| Emperors, aod had much regard for inn iated
| nm qUbo ought, through blaad ard fs4sbtsr biS
lang ior h5s,ty
" If Mr. Adams had placed a. the head of
the. Treafury, ,nan, who had oppoted the coll
| lection of the public revenue, and was ,6tve ar
| the commencement of rebellion, which colt
| the Upired States UPWARDS OF a 11bian Of LaI-
| lars, Re 4v9uld 6avc 5esn no m nayc5i'f, bur
gsad genairs rbnbEcan who nobIy rewarded With
| public offices the oaieit mea, becauf; they mad
been Of mott iet,ice rp him
| /" If Mr. Adams had taken off the taxes from
| loaf fugar, coaches and other ARTICLES OF luxury,
which the rich ouly uf., ani refUf4d 20 take
| the taxes from fat and other arri KS which he
! par u;c, he would have been no m2aarebH, tat
| a pet republican who did not with - axe 6reai
from tie nsc.tb Of labr, nor to pnn9er fbs aa67bf 4
TIE ,itb, at be fxte8cs Of tb.i~ ra9eyn Ei2qp cti
| z4AI.
III Mr. Adams had expended jffj.ssn a'iiiot
| sf do4arJ in obtaining doubtful title 10 an uf'-
profit Bile wilderness if he had attelnp ed to
protrate the independence of the Judiciary and
pertetnte thofe uPrigh: Judges, WAC were a ter
| r0r to evil aees: If he had iheyn an Affection
and regard fr criminals convicted Of ;reaion.
| and o;her enormous crimes, fin ielc6ting cam
d.dates for Office he refaied TO confider whether
they were honef, whether tiey were cspa5ls,
SC baf only aiked are they dapes and iu5nlii-
Ave vaiIals Of my VrginiAn Junto IF, IN fine,
he had been coward, calumniaror. piagia-
rift, tame, fpiriti. {, animal, man who wrotc
pretty nonienie and thought il wa fine writing,
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