Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

Adams ,hecr- q Government, the ether par
fan Of Mr. iefferion. This is one of the MOE
ob-;ous dihinaions By which the two cand.
d7,es are known, and a diainesion which ought
20 excite jealous & Careful inquiry K IS but
a few years fnce we afembled with hearts
buraing with grief, 70 lament the lof; Of our
IMMORTAL WASHING roN We protected, and
Cor forbid thar thofe projections fhoud * pro-
we'd inGncere, 10 revere his charaacr-To AID
MRS his SENTIMENTS, 10 feel the frongef
ties Of gratitude for the fcrviee rendered to his
country as an illuitriors war!iour, and WISE,
AND pArRIorrcx STATESMAN. Has it appear
ed By any evidence, that the political creed Of
that great and good man was dangerous or alb
(urd IF not, who will now abandon the frisnd
and follower Of Warrington, to turn after new
and oppoite doctrines ? i it any Jun recon-
rcnastion 70 Mr.. Sullivan that he is repGefcn.
red a. ftroncIy attached 10 ;he preicnt Lxecv-
tive Of the United states Let it be remem-
bered that the iuppcrt Of Mr.. Sullivan, as
friend Of Mr.. Teacrion and his political max
ms. inevitably involves an inconhitcnt renun-
citation Of our attachment TO the principles OF
w Arlington and Adams that Il throws iuipi-
cion on our partizliaity TO that form o. Govern
n,ent which Jcfferlon, his fen, his friends and
his Gervants have abuicd, and which they are
modelling, BY radical alterations, more eonfor-
mablY 10 their policy and views
LooI: back to the fcenes Of PROPERTY which
have refyitcd from the adminiff ration Of this
fate government on federal principles. Have
not order, happiness, and rapid accumulation
Of wealth been our portion 1t is true that :
clafs Of people, who are now the denoted friends
Of Mr. TeRtrton and kr. sullivan, did once
make bold attempt: % deltroy the government
and peace ofthis fate, and by force Of arms
30 introduce their own opinions. They then
were quered By the arm of power, and the
name Of S5aIGtf became odious and dIfgrace-
ful. But look now among the advocates tor
revolution in the admin ffration of the tate
government; there YOU fee the fame naalcoa-
tents rhe fame diforganizing ipirits, the fame
pets in fociety They have afumed the new
motto of Jeffcrfoa and Sullivan but in the
fame motley group, you difcover, the friends
of Daniel Shays, the revilers OF Warrington
and Adams and the oepofcEs Of Governor
STRONG.
ELECTORS Of Magachufetts, you arc rot
merely TO determining whittier this or thar mar
thal be Ch0icn as SOVclHCuA. ALC CdDOL"
dates are the Representatives. ofltwo contendng
parties the one is the remainder Of the old
Republican fchool the tried friends Of our
beft inftitutions, thofe who have conducted Us
fafely through many fcenes Of difficulty, and
aand firmly oppofed to the apoitacy Of the times.
The other is party who Rafe as their hisheA
Recommendation, that they will introduce z
fyftem of State administration, which fhail be
comfortable to the wihes and principles Of Mr.:
Jefferion
ARE we not happy Who is aggrieved BY
the administration Of Gov. STRONG Let
every good citizen ak himfelf, have felt the
necelity Of change in the chief r1agftracY
of this State ? YES, let every individual ex-
anime his own cafe, for caufe OF complaint
for motives TO with for an important revolution
in State poiricks. Every mans heart will be
his fateft guide. But if he will look abroad,
let him but remark. that among The mott buiy
to effect the election of MIR. Sullivan, are the
old oppofers Of tia Federal Contribution the
partizans or abettors Of Daniel Shsys the
enemies of Warrington the mott violent
advocates the French Revolution through all
its fcencs Of c0nfufon, oPprefion, cruelty and
blood.