Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

that the flbaerns democracy who yet paid at
ne natoal tTaaury may mom.t the saddie II TO- de-
'end ron YOU will .sioresv rid You VIII then fud
! nat th.le who Aatter you Only TO naAsr you--
elbow eiszens, uft thcse neleited and preudicea
asn Judge from experience trui whom you have proved
s-4nd you win not be deceived.
/ 7atbs inhabitants # tic Dj7,ss7 81 lffamc.
I FELLOW CITIZENS, ~
writer in tie a Argus has taken mp enc or tvco Of
my obiervatios in lat Mondays Gazette but las pitely
avoided contef with iome ofhsr o. mr. petitions +
al now prove that his words viii bs of more ue to
his caate, than iiteny. ! taed YOU fellow citizens,
that Gov Strong, who has eis opportunity than Judge
Sullivan Of beng known in Bottom obtained more, than
t5 quarters OF the Of that From tins eouciu-
ed that you would fuppoe Sullivan was mach leis ref
peted than Strong ard If good character
in his town. where ihali he expect Is tina
fair and candid But look tee words lat Fridays
Democratic paper, this writer has .e !sses to infer
that beeaue anaoriy Of the in Bottom favor
" of Mr. Strong, that foud idbanivey asa ard
vote for him afo The freedom of eltct,on in that
corrupted metropolis Bolon) mere hadow, the pub
lie fitted" very forty that the people Of
Bottom who We aiea TO think friends OF liberty,
are 70 milnaby enlaved. But this writer's afsrt,on is
fse and Twill flew his Argument unourded. Gov strong
lat April hid almoa Two Juand votes Sullivan little
I over SIX hundred.
Although Mr.. Eden, true fefFerfon;an, bad es-vea
brndynt sdfs6s the fame election Why this
rate Mr. laeus character is worth anof twice much,
as Judge Spivans. Thefe electors of Bottom
afraid for Mr.. Tden and the Hen Mr. Eowdoin,
but centef they afraid for Mr. Sullivan ard
this becauie they knew him. Even Benjamin Aufin,
afed-hot republican, who would perhaps evcr LAWYER
III the commonwealth, except Sullivan, ieeured, according
70 the official itaternent by which &c mentioning the
former votes, even Benjamin Aun ecred s hanae1 oaf
js,ty5 filagts Even Vim. Heath, who lives in Rex
bury, got votes liz Bottom than Judge Sullivan.
Fellow citizens is this convincing? Is candid
reaoning That Judge Sullvans character is very little
eteerned in his tgveH 70 little that any other Of
his party get votes Will YOU then fuppor fch
for The frt office in the commonwealth Surely no!
S4GADAH0CK
P-s The Argusis dsfred contradict this, if j, can
One of the praeiced by the enemies Of the preent
yirtuous GOVERNOR Of this State, ePresent him
hgct in religious matters and hcftiic The BAPTIST and
Methodl psrfuaions This is done with view to enlR
hce and respectable cale citizens in oppo-
tflon to his election Dnt thole who knew Governor
Strong perioilaly know that 10 ieefe Belief 10 tie
doctrines the Gcpc he adds the moR liberal opinicn
all the different es who make the bible the rule Of their
faith, and that nothing Ike fpirit Of intolerance
! found rehdence III his breaG On the contrary be
has always beea readv encourage every aociatcn for
the worfp of Cod under whatever denonination and
the methodts and bapis in the county where he lives
have always exhibited the fnleh cppfdenee in him.
He and his competitor both cougregasionas, the
y difference between them that while GOVERNOR Strong
numerically acknowledged TO be hncere aid devout
i'll the protection of the faith his competitor is fironglY
fuipeetesd to be more of hgpocrite than a faint
\
has been faid thar although the EseIIsa editor Oft
Chronicle zeaouv advocates the election of Mr. Sullivan,
the party general are by iatised with ihe eif
by which they commanded for him us Whit
pered and that the fri meeting Of the
Grand Caucus in 3oon Levi Lincoln, late Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States had than Judge Sullivan
This produced great conformation among the fris.s of the
latter, who perilted in sderng h and finally pre-
vent iphttng, reluctant majority produced his fa-
YOUR The next day the LYING hroiice declared
that at numerous meeting of republicans they UsAsI-
MousLY agreed upon Sullivan candidate for Governor.
Have all the democrats pe-fe confidence in the man thew
intend to vorE FOR Governor Or is the opinion of
perionai integrity e await the character Of chief
Citrate ARE the tories circulated to his as pro-
feihonal untrue Or do the democrats prefer dou-
bic handed lawyer, e the mott pure upright and IN
tellisent men that ever preided in any fac, Cizers
Of Portland, yor all remember prrfon once hghin
democratic confidence as be chairman Of ,acoh;n club
IN this Do YOU believe that Re If awe would give
hrs vote for rre ne publicly and 70 his face charged with
groet abuie Of his profelona character, taxing
fees on both tides This peron true is dead but there
are many living itnees tn rcncontrs between and
the would b Governor, in The itree,s Of Portland
Governor Strong lis VAS farrver III. he was
most honorable He the pour mans advocate ard
10 great was his uprghfneis that ad he frequently
bandoned ch Clients when he found they we're contTivng
70 ruin and opprefs their poor neighbours This the
xens OF rhe county Of Hanphire will bear wifuefs
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