Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
+" STRONG on SULLIVAN ~

oearry full sonriasion, 70 Al who viii read of Il,
urfnea Q: AIr Sullivan for Governor Of dis s.te1
We have er7rl;-rd every Production Wheeler ii pzza
phei or nayaper opPoed 70 The eiectca Of Governor
strong The 'ei@:sca Q: or BELOVED c;ef Ai.slras,
p 20 PrTeio pniflpeachab!r - Genera lndsrse, tal
ao n enemy Is 70 bc found who dare eriuanat- hir
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| hOS" 7rrs re f-'t- ~ Aze sfb ssar' 5c'e."
re i'the very character thar every sood man rnnf y.
h'e - pfsRde over al. affairs OF this Commonwealth
"a ne ether hand, what laid Of h aptagonft who
Pias' h"a what virtues do Bis Plrtizaa attribute "a
h a. YET affirm that the great inrcer1en re4 =
lecufe iatsrages tor Judge Ssivan The b,
WI revoeEop4e the politics ~ this ve- happy cate and
Dow 20 the Tlesys 81 MIR J=aFsrfon We E, With com
'slce' ma val not anlwer The good people of this Com
T2n1i- are yet ucisnfiy ditraoted ~ hazard the
ong enjoyed peace and profbefi,v by change to which
! they can nave M rational ..o.iqc .
b1I TINS Is not all Iherr are ferrous objections 70 tht
chaT4ete Of Mr. Sulir4a which had lis ambition frF
eIeI 1tn - oe qc'et might have remained forever
"'@'iCVlec' 'hut r1ce he preIumes aim at itaor
WASH REQUIRES rttntegrty in Office and ur-iphtDefs Il
private Ae, &era ataIe unold" which will thew the
danger ctrlihh abandoning our well tried GOVERNOR
now oc u o2iervct that tie charges we a make ayainf
EF SaIvanwii il p c0uche1 l0ch fais an dire3 term
a. 10 eAeoe orrieyes to the emoa rgyur ofthe las il IN
Imported VIC make thrm in bis nreence u we're l
ie aim tsny Pr eonTotet thea if he can we have pro
cefded vi.h the uimoa caution.
ne convcsiaucl vhca lately took p!ace between NTr
SuiVan and Joeph BlakcAq of th;. town has erci,e
aud produced iome very ezt-aordnar contc,vence. "
are NOT iGrprei that u has excited much enair for Mr.
hlake gentleman, who las ranked high IN public truf
and iuch IS s reputation for truth and homer that ever
thoe who opPoied MN in pplitics Of which nun
Der cons ourievcs are at much difoofed 70 beev,
ms word as ms perionsl Political friends we have
thought proper 10 acquain Oureves particularly utrh M
eonVeriaton and give full and complete deal
% the pubick
AS MI, Blake eVas paGng through Court St
by the door leading to Mr. Clapp's Auction
room, MIR. Sullivan, who food on the thretb.
hold Of the door, called to Mr. Blake, and de.
fred to ipeak with him, MIR Blake went in.
| and, wilhed 10 know if he had any thing fpe.
ciaI TO FAY &c him, Duplicated at being called BY
Sullivan, as ne, Mr.. Blake had not fpoken to
| him for yeats; dcEred TO know what he had
to Fay, Mr., Sullivan replied that he wiihed tc
ak him tome qu7itionS, provided that he, Mr.
Blake, would not be angry, as he was deter
mined not to be himi-if. RIr Blahe oblervel
that it would be extremely difficult for him to
conyerle with him, MIR. Sullivan, without be-
Ing angry he would however endea7or to keep
his temper If pofibie. Mr. Sullivan then faid
70 Mr.. Blake, thst he had been informed Mr..
Blake had flid, few days 5efore, to fon1e gen
tlemen whom Mr.. Flake dined,in comnaDy with
that he, Mir. Sullivan, n adj received money fo1
a note Of Gorham and Phelps, which he had
not paid into the Trealury as he ought to have
done. Mr.. Blake replied chat be did nat FAY %
but that he had frequently aid be had imprel.
lions 5ciingo on lis mird agatnH Mr. Sullivan
which fatisfcd Him that Mr. Sullivan was not
fuitabe perion to be held up for the Office Of
Chief Magiltrate but what they were he ihould
MT mention, but TO Mr. Sullivan kHnjc5f; and
requeited the gentleman prefent to tell Mr.
Sullivan he was at any time ready, when called
upon 70 fate what he had againtt him, in pref.
ence Of as many or as few Of bis friends as ht
plcaled. Mr.. Sullivan then f4id thar he withec
TO have him then fate what they were. Mr.
Blake afked Mr.. Sullivan if he cho[e 20 have
him communicate what he had to fav III tha
place. Mr.. Sullivan replied that he did, anc
called to SIR. .. II. who was at that momen
paling BY to hear what Mr.. Blake thould fay
Mir Blake then declared that Ut SuGield il
March Sol, he had been told BY Mr. Olive
Phelps, a gentleman, whofe ver4city he ha,
| no Tca.on to 1telion, that he Mr.. Phelps hac
given TO Mr.. sullivan note Of hand for abou
three thoufand dollars, for no other confldera-
ton, tnan the accommodation, which MIR. Sullivan
had rendered him and Mr. Gotham, in lettle
ment Of their Gene(ee concern, with the Com
monwealth. and at the fame time Mr.. Blak,
declared 10 Mr.. Sullivan his firm belief of tht
fatencnt; and that with fuch imPreiIions on
hts mind, he could not but conf Ter him as al
together unworthy of the elevated oicc to which
he was sfFiing. Mr. Sullivan in the mott fol
emn and deliberate manner declared that tht
| 20 bad no foundation III truth, that he neTcI
lad an execution asaint The GoThain family
ana thar he never in his life had received !
Jingle dollar OFF G Brooks for any note what
ever Mr.. Blake aeoniihcd a: the declaration
oblerve,l 70 NJ sullivan thar il WAS FALSE
as he could prove bysa itatement in VII
ting given him BY Mr. BROOKS, and took from
his pocke; the (msil piece Of paper be received