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

undeftske the wofls ofreTolntion. Thsy expect
him &c be the Goyernour OF tbe'r fary, nor or
the whole P-opls.
All the benefit Of a-triuniph. ali the rewards
of victory are to be bsttowed If iucccis attend
Ihem.
Mr. Sullivan is pledged to uie his Office, for
the furtherance Of the party which supports
him, ard % the prejudice Of The other. Wish-
cut fuch stipulation they qgna aot iuPPort
him, for thcyiell you privately as well as pub
licly, they De- h5e IT, MN:
What then can induce moderate rlen 10 ION
in the fcheme Of rctclu What DO they
with for orexped By the change i me men
who are feLiag Office, are not better than thole
who are IN office, why lupport their views
Already have thele greedy iupplieanss who have
Seen watchinga at the fable OF the President OF
United fates, bus caught nothing, teatEed ~
imagiraticn, -pon the fate oGlccs. Judges, cher
IFS, Clerks and even. Juitices OF thepeace have
pai1ed tc retirement and thew and their friends
have occurred their feats Whar are We the
peopleto- gain by the chance We loofe good
men. and rua the hazard of having cad ONES II
their tead.
Let me ak the refpe6table clafs Of citizens,
70 whom this paper IS particularly addrcHed,
and will ak a'fo the more reatonabY OF thoic
who have a.5uned to thenfleiscs the nams OF
Republicans, whether they have not leen and
regretted the incorporate and reyengetul iptrit
which has been exhibited in the perieeution OF
the venerable Judge Chale. Are you not lanl-
fed hat the motive Of paTsy alone diGtatedlt (
and have YOU not fhuddere at the jeopardy IN
which he has been placed Has rot your blood
curdled when YOU have leen that raihferoctous
bow after the iage has been acquitted has ven-
tl4red in the midi Of the national reFre!enta-
ton 10 call him feIon And that this out
rage upon humanity, elcaped unpunlfhed and
unceufured
Know tbSn that the fame fcenes are TO be ac-
ted over IN this tate if Judge Sullivan be choien
governor. With an appealto heaven, lclemnly
declare, that have no doubt iuch meafures
contemplated by him and the party who eEPouie
him. His private auinoGty will a6it his pub
lie engagement to vacete the feat Of the Judges.
Already have heard the principle Offices diff.
poied Of, by fornc in the confidence Of luccefs,
and who profels to know tie 1ecrers Of the par
ty.
Already has court been threatened with
for deciding againt the opinion
of a Young lawyer, who is heart and foul en-
gagged in re fchcme Of destruction. And
already have the buly agents ~ the revolution,
been told that they arctic wear the eommiilons
Of which the prelcut public Offices are to be
Rripped. tremble az the flock, this fate is to
fulIer With a contribution which permits Judg-
Is of the fupreme Court to b removed by al
addrefs of majority Of both branches Of the
legillture, with the prolpe6t of tuch change
il the legislature as will give that majority with
the difgult entertained at the flow and uncer-
tain progrcfs Of an impeachment and in pofitl-
aon Of the very means which Randolph wanred
whcTewith to execute his vengeance, what but
the choice OF Governor Strong will prelcrve US
from the evils whichthreaten. A cloud hangs
over the fate, which the good fenfe and patriot
i'm Of moderate men can alone dilpel. My
friends, on you refs the (dfety, perhaps the ex-
iltence Of the Commonwealth. II you vote
for Strong, you prefeyre things as they are !;
YOU fave the hip at the very point Of linking.
If you vote for Sullivan, Farewell, a long fare-
well 20 the tranquility Of our country.
STABILITY.