Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-14

3CA1EB S7Rosc-Arcck in the trou-
bled ocean.
The Minority efMe Legisdature-
I" Wisdom is better than strength"
The late REPORT cfthe joint Cnnlmif-
tee.-The essence Of chicane and cor
ruption.
The democratic FEW, who on a late
trial regarded their oaths and the con-
stituton.
Hoilozv hearted demagoguess--May
the people test their characters by the
means they use to climb into office.
I4vo millions and oztr national honour
for tribute The contempt Of a tyraRt
our reward.
The Federal Constitution.--Sick, and
under the regimen Of quacks.
Tie national freGsury.--Arabs have
visited its vaults may justice overtake
them.
The national Legislature--May it
never again pen laws dictated by To-
reign minister.
John Randolhh.-In +" the agonizing
spassns ofinfuriated man." let him fully
disclose the treachery ofour cabinet.
James Sutivan.--" Weighed in the
balance and found wanting"
The district Of Ndine.-Infected by
the poison ofdemocracy, may she pro-
fit by representations of PARK.
Tie american Fair.--Their smiles
for those who love their country--their
frowns for those who love only them
selves.
oso doin Colrge.--May her day be
as its dawn. and lasting as
science and virtue.
AZ Wiscdsset; the goth Anniversa-
ry Of our Independence was noticed in
a manner worthy Of freemen. At II
o'clock large party assembled at
Pitts, Hall, and went in procession to
the Meeting House. Rev. Mr.. Pack
ard addressed the throne ofgrace,in an
fnanner,after which an ele-
giant and spirited Grafton was pro-
nounced by John Merrill, Jun. Esq. the
company then. returned to the Hall,
and pertook Of sumptuous dinner.
Gen. A5iek Hood of1iciated as President,
Col David Payson, and Maj. Seth
rinkham as Vicc-Presidents.
The tollozving toqsts 7gere givcis at The
late celebration Of american Indefend-
encd III this tozv1, By me yfrHHery Com
hany drda tu5a6er Of citizens zcho
dined zgith them.
/. The Day we celebrate the
enemies Of Washington remember and
gins.
2. The People ofthe United States.
May they learn to appreciate the
that virtue is the vital princi
pies Of arepublican government.
3. The memory Of Washington
Immortal as the reward of his virtues.
The COMPANY roae--a dirge.
4. The President andCongres-God
grant right direction to their political
talents.
S. John Adams.-To him we owe
orr fsheries-to him we owed our
navy-good men will ever venerate the
prescribed patriot Of '76.-lNu8ic, IL
dams and Liberty.
s. The American Navy-May it
become sufficient to protect our com
mercial rights, and establish our nae
tional honor.
z. Our national Treasury-May it
have faithful guardians, who will save
II from foreign or domestic intreague.
8. The Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts-As in rs, SO may it ever
be, first when our country calls.
9. Governor Strong-Malice viii
ever despair to suIly the purity Of his
life and character.
10. Our State Legislature--May
the peoples servants never become
their masters.
IL. Our Judiciary-May we never
lament the want Of a Parsons and his
associates, to protect our rights Of life
liberty, and property.--e cheers.
u. Bowdoin College-and all SEM
inaries Of Lesrning-as they are the
nurseries Of science, may correct NOR
al and political principles ever find a
habitation there's. cheers.
Is. The Clergy.-A due respect and
competent support to the teachers Of
piety, religion and morality.