Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

| 1hS WHICH, i. - IN tic Argus, who com
iPains ct Cox. -lre.,r Tor not commialoning
tcr'is-r perion as juftice OF the peace M towi
when there IS but one iutice, ana he t,..,nan
IS aiked whether the pelion thus refuted to b
appointed, IS not the former collector OF tina
Diitritt, living at Walaob rough, who was re
moved tor not paying 4 cent into the Tresfury
and who has during tie pyelFnf adalirikral;s,
been iued tor the peoples money, which h,
put into lis own pocket. If this be the pe,fon
can r. z conicientouay fay thar Gov. SrRoNc
oughJ 70 &c found fault with for not giving hin
commihOn FERBUM SAT-.
lias5 tn q Linz. A paragraph in RI,
chronicle Il yeiterday was headed. 9 Wpe5 IN
L'fff" We looked for the mighty proofs tia
0oVernonr Strong had forfeited ms claim 70 n,
ice and confidence Of his fellow citizens
What IS alleged aga.nh him Hear, fellow
citizens, hear his Crimes-his mifdemcanors
from the mouth of his enemies. Gsvxraom
Sfrohg, cghile ~ foq0n y9fIe5 IL bo1f belonging
70 TIE Commonwealth n objectionable | WORT,
than lying, forging, cheating or corruption
But does he break into this hcufe Does Ii
take Pofeihon Of it by violence; that it floulu
be urged as r6aion why he lhould not be elect
ed GoVernour No this objection is offered
becauie, in fact, no better can be found. The
Legislature Of Maaachuletts, have, without any
reference 10 Governour Strong, enacted that
this houie be for the accolnm odation of the Chief
Magiffrate of the Commonwealth The Cbron-
lce i'ieh has, in times paH, approved Of the
mcclure RfPertag
Who'll houie does Preiident Tsferfon live in.
his own, or one belonging TO the United Safes
Vas 1t ever mentioned as disqualification OF
Mn Jeflerfon for the proficiency Of the United
States, that he did not own houfe in the Civ
OF Wallnng,o on Has it ever been confdered
reproaeh 10 him, that he refdes in one proyi-
ded by congreis for the PRECEDENT of the II. S.
IhlS Commonwealth has long owned 4 hollie,
which was originally bui,t and has always been
conhdered as intended for the accommo-
datlon Of the governor. II he Legislature have
within few years repaired it expressly for this
purpoie, and Gov, Strong in compliance with
their withes has refded in it when ID Bottom
his is one Of the greatef charges aganf him.
Well may we eXclainn, though hacknied the
exPrrii0n, Oh ihame whare is thy blunh
Bolt Clz
&C Promotion aft5e public int.yef." When Mr..
Granger was appointed poit-mafer General,
he entered heart and foul into the fashionable
buhneis Of revOl4tIonizinf S every one remem-
l1erS the many removals he made Of faithful
officers under the Presext Of byomotine The b45
Tic gso4 We have frequently commented on
this arbitrary conduct for which we have re-
ceived full flare Of democratic abnfe Now,
reader, fee the retit of one of thefe appoint
ments. and Goon expect to hear others Of lie
fame kind
Exrratt OF letter from Clfine, to the Editor.
" George z ylsr, is az length removed from
the Office Of Poit- Matter at CaItine and Mr..
Benjamin H59k appointed III his room. II is
iaid that Tyler, is defauter to the amount Of
OF 400 dolls The queition has often been
aGled, why has he been 70 long continued p
Mr.. Granger, when he put him into Office, OBJ
ierved that il was to- roA12te the bgbic intoxf.-
He is now aAled in what way the Public INFER
eft has been promoted : Perhaps the Argus
main can tell, as his papers have been much APP
proved OF by Tyler, ana distributed quite free
ly by him particularly about elettioneering
times = at which times, tome now or other, Fed
q Al p dPGIo HdVG Ottn IAlilef lC2rCC.
Complaints aImof without number, reach II.
Of failures in the conveyance Of the Gazefte, in
thote towns where they are directed to pot.
Offices while our opponents receive ercry
indulgence that party zeal can afford. Thi:
evil calls loudly for remedy and as fome town,
have already provided conveyances by other
means, We indulge The hope that others vii
follow the Ludahle example. Among theft
towns we are happy to notice Noytbyaym5utb
where a large number Of our papers circu
late Let it be remembered, in this fame towr
Mr.. Granger refuled to appoint Respectable
young gentleman, who was ably recommended
and entruted the appointment to Mels. T. IL
PrentjG and Wm N,iGgery, efqrs.
P401obb the leader of the Iacobin narrv !,