Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07

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from the best men the highest tribute,
that it is the " Head quarters of good
principles.
Is. The Minority in The. Senate
May their able protest against usulpa-
ton on the right Of suffrage, enable our
citizens to discriminate between their
friends and their fattercrs. r-H
IA. TIE 1fihfa ofthe Commonwealth
like that of Portland, may It exhibit
the dicipline and appearance Of soldiers
without FORGETTING the virtues and pat
riotism of citizens.
10. The Navy or what< Of Il re-
Da0ins.--may the economy which disman-
tied it be reprobated and abandoned
Millions for dstnce not a cent for
t'zbute.--3 cheers.
10. The Hast ri0z1s John -.4dans---
Having devoted his life TO the best M
terests ofhis country, may the evening
sfhis days be cheered by the bright
prospects Of future gIoryr--1s45ic--
,4danis and Liberty.
~. The Peohto---as they are the
source Of all legitimate power, may
they carefully guard against the artful
antiques Of unzartncihtsd armegogzes.--
; cheers and | gun.
VOLUNTEERS.
By the OrGtor.--The Commonwealth
of Massachusetts May it long be an
arrarst amid the Overwhelming deluge
Of democracy, on which the ark CT the
constitution may rest.
Ry ne President CATER the orator
had retiredt-The Orator of the day
May the sound principles which he has
50 ella sically and elegantly incuIcated,
ink deep into our hearts, and live long
I'D or memories.
Ry me Ticc Observation-Disclosures ~
May the youth of our country be early
instructed in the art Of spelling, 50 that
when they become 7ozun Clerks, their
returns OF votes may -be right-to II.
By JriGge POrker.--The fruit on the
eastern side of the garden of Massachu-
sets when ripe may it fall naturally,
and never be shaken BY violence from
the tree which gives it nourishment.
The Majority. ia NE Senate w. Their
marks on their forehead may their
nzsrePresented constituents correct
the procedure"
Mr. GOODWIN, of Charleston-may
everydemocrat like him reflect upon
his pillow, and like him return to cor
rect principles.
Our fellow citizens throughout the
United States--as we are not Egyptians
may we never be infested with the
plaques Of frogs, prairie dogs, or hor-
ned toads.
The Memory Of Hamilton /; whose
ruling passion was zeal tor tie service
ofhis country.
AS the Angel Of the Lord met Bale
am Of old, SO may the Ghost Of ash,
ington rise up and appal the furious
charioteers who hold the reins of state.
Commodore Pre6ie, the .6nersccz
Nelson May his country finnish a
navy worthy Of his command.
he Artillery, after performing the
honours Of the day repaired 70 Column
bian Hail. where being joined by
number OF citizens, set down TO an ex-
cellent dinner prepared for the occa-
son by Mr.. Grafain, and spent the day
in a manner highly honourable as Cit-
izens and soldiers.
The democratic citizens celebrated
the day possession was formed at
Mechanic Hall and proceeded To DIR.
Deane's Westinghouse, escorted ~
the Light Infantry company, under
the command of capt. Bradish, where
an Grafton was delivered BY Mr.. E5en-
ezer French. The company then re-
turned and partooK Of a dinnerpresided
by MIR. Baker.
i Is subject Of much congratula-
ton, that no event occurred TO mar the
ielicities OF the day. The citizens ap-
peared to vie with each other il Giving
cxtention and vigorto those principles
which led to TIE establishment or our
National independence, and Federal
Constitution principles which, ifnct
adhered to, the destruction If every
thing We hold dear and valuable, must
follow.
AT NortdynrmcR'h, the day was cslc<
brated with great animation-At eleven
o'clock the citizens repaired to Federal
Hall, from whence they were escorted
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