Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

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'~cks front 70 front A more inf.i;cu.
o'ethod 4 now fR7 olrd to Be in cobteo,-.
pi4f'on ait night had A peep ata tr,,v.
,S''oH' OF the communication Of the Drina
mihiiter oi the ufurper, to his correlcopd-
eht N Philadelphia after d;latine on re
o"uit OF ForcuPine's failure, and recon.
| me lding a different coarle ne fsvs. \ !; i
WIN regret that we Rear f0me Ffencha .
ray ffai republican form of tovernc,e
can be iupp rted. They quote the Ur;>e.I
Nfafes as al example tbs tsaa,.ie Z II
'i''"S "iiei-tVefg dc pot mua aShor, ~
10 Pofentatc can be IL imEnt darcf--itfr
TED N the dsaTGfrion Of that kind of eoy.
eih"'enf, aS ihe emperor NY mater. Ih.
! 'i"oghtS Of powerful people, . rifnq ma
| 'i"n' eiJoying peacably form Of govern
ioen' and an adminitratinn Of tltir owr,
c'io'ce renders The glory and the permaner.
| 81 of me new monarchy extremely precar;-
Gus, eipecially over people who few wears
ago h1o taited ot the happy effe2s Of lelf-
government No man can do nv mater
me emperor greater lrrvice than him who
nfings The American people 70 calf offtbeit
republican form Of government and =, ~.
ccPt monarchy. The way 70 eFc6f th:;
. i ooVious 70 yoH ! carry democracy 10 the
ntmot extreme make the people bell vA
they are gods, that they are wife in the ex.
Fft'ne thar tveFy man is qualified 10 b.. a
gov ajudge, or Z legiaatcr make the Who'll.
rcope Of rhe fate draw lots for all tbe of-
hces' once n three months, if pofEble raiie
their aVeriion 70 al anci enl ulfitutioas. ana
all thote nlcn they have been accuftomed "a
conhde iH' especially real, well informed
and honet r. Pu5licans get leaders ahead
OF your own ttanp, le. them aarter the ne
pies vanity, and set them uneafy tea7e
them with new political doemas, crv chr
Party1 Pariyi aGEaa4tize every one who
oPPoie5 VOC OF prciGme 60 fhink different
create roign or terrer under which 10 an.
VII! dare to fai! oif r. N any meafurc pro-
poied by rhe parry, however barefaced ~
antI republican Il may be lay the mearure
: oPpolsi by 'ta ehenies merely becaulc
much 60 bring the 3 pe5bIE 5f .'rff;afFF
90 their liberties as chat OF conttI' utlon
a,akirq. In ether countries they have been
reckoneG llcrcd things, to be touched IN ca
fcs 81 ipecia4 necelhty oDly ; counted upon
"a barriers aganR the encro camcns OF a
rv branch Or perfon in the gortrnment, ana
~ check TO he turbulent paiions cxci@
tct By any fuddeu dfsuR. III France they
have been made and fSoEn 70 made ana
rnma,te with frch cafe and rapihty, thar
,hey became contemplate, and red'cuio1s
10 thar degrec, thas when the llitTun'1nt
was offered fo1 the peoabe's f'n6t on, which
deprived them Of the iaR hope or ieIfSoVern-
ntrt, they received it with the fame indlt-
erencc and fangfrSid, as they would have
done new tong.
Let the American peoPie make ne~ con
ftitutioh, ol alter their old one doztn
of thines in feven years, and | VII. wAr ant
them ready fer a h-t conlul Tor hie "Fh
wer to appoint his fuccehor, or Tor al
rnneror. which ever is offered them
have with you fine promiG1g young nan
for tnc purpofs he is naturally yTsnt'
with fomething Of the adroitneis and PCr-
! fp cuity Of nv matter he has the lame al
tuning republican airs his loquacious man
ners are extremely well ca cula'ed 10 ORA"
artrfs, ignorant peope in,o any mae !;
puff him high in every paper iaY h'~H
founding things of his virtue and MS i"'eS-
,ity keep out Of figh, his arritocrat'c Prin-r.
cipie5 don llfer he people - know 'hAf
he oppofes their right 10 general 'uhTase'
and that he contends that no man ouGht M
vote IN he peoples election who IS hot
land hoidar-hc viii MAKE YOU hls pflmS
miniaer no doubr, and ihcn th,re VII o7
another I'alleyrand this you nave rl5ni
to prouife yourleIf il cafe Of iacceis IL
any event your labors vii b well reward
ed: stick to il that yLu arc the eirue organ
Of the public VIII tte peoPe's own true
friend talk big abqut ycur influence ~''S
paragraphs putting your own dear iclf eN
toiinr your own luperlatEe meFit ~
them 10 your fobaIJera fa,ciites from Maine
!. II Genrnil; Ii them make them tEslr oWIi