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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-29

ine for the place, and fo,n ca ns along Cd: th
boat whsre the Doctor and the ladies were.
The Doctor, who vas not very conccited OF
his playing put aphis hatc upon their approach.
One of then inGintly snk.i why he cesfed
playing, OF pat the hoie IN MS pocket. T" For
the lame resfon," faii he. I" thar took IL oat
20 plesie myfelf" The ION of Mare very pc
mptorily rejoincd. thar il he did n,t immedi-
stely take il out and continue his mnhc he
would ina Intly ihrov him into the Thamei.-
The Dott ", in order 20 sllay the ladies. pocket
cd the infuIt virh the belt grace he cosid. and
continued his tune all the way up <he iver.-
During the evening however, he obferved she
officer Who stied thus esvslierly, by himicls in
I one Of the walks, and msking up TO him wilh
great coolnefs, " IL vas. hr, TO avoid interrupt
ing the harmony either of my compsny or yosn,
! thar complied with your arrogant demand
! But that you may be iatisded that courage may
be found under black a. we'll ass red coat. l
ex pcdt. you will meet me to-mcrro~ morning at
| certain place. without any fecond, the qa2ffel
being entirely srf,e nss. The Doctor further
covenauted in very peremPtofy manner, that
the bu6nefs fhould be altogether feuled with
fwords. To all thefe eonditioas the officer i'm.
plici,Iy conienied.
The durlias met the next morning ~ time
and place appointed. but the moment the officer
took his grouod. the Doctor preicnied large
pihol 10 HE head. "What," laid the officer.
50 do goa intead to sG,hinarc me p No. -
fsd the Doctor. " bat you ihall this infant pat
up your fword and dance n,inuet, otherwile
| you are dead mao" Some fhort alteration
enfued. but the ID Je.or appeared 70 furious and
determined. the officer could not help comply
ing. " Now, Gr," fsid the Doctor. you for.
ced me 70 play yeaerdsy sgainf my will, asd
have Obliged yoo To dance sgaina yoos; we
are again on an equal footing. and whatever
othes fsfisfae,ion you delre, arm ready.
The Ricct forthwith embraced the Doaor
acknowledged his impcrtinence, snd begged that
they mighr for the future live oa terms OF ths
6ncerea friendfhip which they did ever after.
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M is C E L L n N r.

The /olissviss exeeIitss jsstimsSn are ssf,~7sa
from Letter ef.s fafbss co. /0s. on fbe dstJ
end imSs,fsses Of an isItpe"Ss"f sUsqv3l q
ersne,bits.
In the courlc of our dntics, we are slmcR as
frequen,ly called upon 20 undergo the cen'ure
2nd cnn,ity Of mankind, az TO cultivate their
friecd(hip and good opinion. Cicero, IN emu
neraunp the cauics which induce men to de-
ier, sheif duty. very properly meotions an IN
willins nefi. ' /xfts,e inimit,ss" TO take mp en-.
mi,ies.-1his i. indeed. one Of the fevereit tri.
sls Of our attachment to principle bat 10 what
We mua be ready to fUAain when oecahon
reqsires. or renounce every claim 70 n'ong
sud elevated character.
When young 10 life, ] derived much iaisfsc-
sicn from thinking 'ha, had not an enemy 20
the world. A too'gseat facility IN giving up
my owa intereR, when il involved point OF
soa,en,io.. and habit Of aaen,ing TO, or At
lear not oppohng the various opinions heard,
had. in fstt. pseietved ne from dirca hofiiisie'
with any Oorssl; end, had rcafon to believe,
had eoocilis,es for me the teJTvs regard Of mot
of ,hofe 9th whom was acquainted. BSt NO
fooner did different views of things ,and greater
6rmnefs Of temper incitc me TO IN open declar.
alton rrfpetainR points which ,houeht highly
intsscR ias 10 mankind. than was made icnf.
BILE, that NY former foarcc OF fatisfatsion nun
be exehSssrd for Interpretation and the etseem
pf tew. The evest gave inc a. 6rR iome tuf-
priie, and mosc concern Tor can tss'y isy'
that ia ny own bSca1. fond no ohRacle TO
the point OF ss,ssisx 10 sJss. L wss even
fome time before cosld conAfae the eHsanetd
locks OF shote Who meant 10 Intimate that they
had sspusnced private fsicsdnip with ne. spon
mese pphlic srponds. Bet snoaeh At Pfeieo'
can ,Asse yos, that kel more eompsncsiou
for early compliance. than rgtct for the couie-
ouences Of later snertioos Of prieciPle. And u
is my decided advice TO you, Who are beeionine
the world, cot 60 he ieiimidated from openly
efpouGaa the caals which zoe think figh'
one. by the appsshcafon Of incarring any man
diiplcsfsre. faproie this 20 be done within
the limiu Of osndor. modehy. and real good
rcmper. Thele being obfesved. you can hsv'
40 enemies but thoie Who are not worthy 10 b
yonr friends.
The following wh;mGcai snecdcse 10 relaset
Of Dcts. Young. author of Nigh, Thoughts =
Th;s eminent wsises and smishle man wac re
msrIssble fos the ssbaoity of HE msnneu snt
the cheesfulnets of his temper. prior TO moi
remark able family contingency. which thfew
made over the fubfcqueos pert cf his life. ~
wss oace on . party Of pleafare TO Vssxha'l. q
Ne amu'ed them with tuae on the Gesma'
as,e. Two Oa6cen were allo ia . boat. row
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THE TEAR.

On bed. OF fnow the moon beam Dept,
And chilly was the midnight gloom,
When by ihe damp grove Ellen wcp, /:
Sweet maid !! il was hcr lovers tonb.
A warm tear gufh'd the w;ntry ait
Congsa'd it, as it Aow'd away
All night it lay an ics-drop there;
Atmorn it glitteI'd in the ray.
Aa angel. wacA'fing from the fpherc.
Who fs~ this bright, this fToz-n gem,
To dew.eyed Pity broughr tho tear.
And hung il 90 her disdem.
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DigSiutiOn of Cspsrtnsrhip.

HE CopsrtneIfh,p ui Roberts II Spooper.
4 will diGolve by mutosl confent, on shs
ioth infant. Every perfon indebted TO faid
h'm. arc raroealy rsqaefed TO make immedia'e
payment and ihofe who have any demands
againit them, TO prefeat the fame for sdjuameor.
The huduefs. after the 10th, will be carried
on BY Mr.. Roberts. who will conaantly keep
on hand. general sfT,rrment OF GROCERIES.
by whole iale and reiail.
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
JOHN SPOONER.
Mennknxf Nh. IQ.6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-29
Hard Ware Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVlLL,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his frieads. that
N he has juf received q very handfo~e
aaprtmcns Of Hard Ware. Cxflty rc~~srgsy.
rspxssi Ware, Ca5isst Fsrxnsrs, Sfafissa.y
Sc. &c. Alto. Deep lea Lines and Leads ,hano
do. Filming Lines. Bed. Cords, and Clothes
Lines. AJs,s
Ms.S.1ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
Cop6tting Of Negrs- Head HgtaiI Ladies
Twi6, and cut Tobacco Msccabau and Scotch
SNUFF, of the FRA qsalry at the Manuiaa-
tory prices. a. CAsH givea tor Lead.
Newport, Dec. 10. 1894.
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Ns,v Tut Warshou5s.
BUFFUM, RATHBUN & BUFFUM,

DoL " lH LN<< AADo - ~ ~~O = - - y
- ESPECTFULLY ioform their friends
IN and the public iu general, that they have
eaabifhsd an exteniive HAT FACTORY,
in the country, from which their Wholeiale &
retail HAT WAREHOUSE No. IL. CHEAP-
SIDE Providence. will be cenasutIy fupphsd
with Beaver, Gator, Plated, and Wool hats, OF
every deicription rhey will alto conaantly keep
a complete aaort nent Of EnsIiih Haze, Ladies
Beaver Joekies. Chip Has Hat Cafes and Band
Boxes, . large aaortmcnt of hat Trimmings,
DyeAnE., Glse, BowRsings. &c. &c.
Tns above goods will be fold oy wholefslc or
rcsail, for Caih or approved credit, a. low 10
can be purchafea in New. York or Bottom.
Gentlemen and Ladies, Country merchants
and HatteIs. and every clafs OF Citizens arc in
vitcd to call and Zee for thsmielves a. il Is pre-
fumcd they can here iuit their tate, sad get the
worth Of their money.
Hats Drehed ia the neateft nanner. thoie
bought at this Rore will be dreaed graris.
Csfh given for FURS.
Providence, 9Th no. goth. 1906. 3w.
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AGAINST INGRATITUDE.

FRoM MRTASTAoIo.
ZEN yon low hrub. Whole ienfeleis form
Nor lite infpiJes, nor psGions warm.
"A grssetul reconpence be&ows
On the kind brook by which il gro~s;
Fer, fncc from themes tho plast receives
The vsrdans bessty Of its lesvcs,
The grateful plant. from iun- beams throws,
Shade to the arcam from ~hence il rofe.
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MornR-

A Ii perion, having sny demsrd' sgsinf the
"A EHste Of Capt. Thomas Cole. la,e of
North kidgHo~n. Deceafrd. are reeataed roEr-
hibit the fame for fsitlement /; and all thoie IN
d-b,ed TO iaid Eaare, arc deired 20 make imms-
d,ate payment TO the fabfcribe,s, who are daily
iathosized 10 frttle the fame.
GEORGE W. COLE. A]"''f'a'''''
Na,f5 Karesr0n. Ma,e5i3. 1896.
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p o E TR Y.

essss'ssssss
ON SPRING.
The warmer gales ere long will rife.
And wake the genial year -
The crim(on radiance OF the tx ies
Pfociaims thar SPRiNo 10 near.
Soon nature. clad in bright array,
Will claim osr wondering Gshr
And fragrant gales around os play,
To crown the fofs delight.
On every breeze ioft mute Aoss,
To charm the hR'ning ear
The feasher'd tribes shune each note
TO hail the fmiliog year.
Sooa FLolA. lovelieft Of her train,
In richett hues srrsy'd,
Will RSew f~cet Gov 'sets DER the plain,
And deck each verdant glade.
Whese WiHrsR lately fprcsd ito gloom,
Without one cheering ray,
The f~ecssa 6,we,s wiIl bud and bloom,
And waru,ea fan beams play.
Htss pieafne then the lovely change,
How fwect the violet's bloom
Throsgh verdsnt mesdows ws fhall range,
r. inhale the fott perfume.
0 may our hearts be tun'd TO praife
The Power. who form'd the whole -
May gratitude irfpirs ous lays,
Till fcafons ccaie TO roll.
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TO Be SOLD,
By SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

TO Be SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
1T No. 10, on the ftvry Wba!f. bsistv Ma'kts
Square.
so Hhds good retailing Molaaes,
90 do. do. New Rum,
A few Hhds. Antigua & Jamaica Run.
A few pipes Holland Clio.
Tierces new Rice.
10 Boxcs Hard Soap.
900 Buihels old Corn,
80 Boxes If quality mould and diP'd tallo~
Candies.
10 Bb.. prime Beefin good order for fhipPing.
90 Bbls. mefs Beef,
Gables of any dnenEons and Cordage of any
hzc can be had on the fhoIteR notice,
A few piece, Ravens Duck,
Sundry Dwelling Houfes in different parts Of
the Town.
Merop0rt, on. 9. 1895.
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WE THE SUBSCRIRERS,

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS,
DEING BY the Court OF Probate OF the towa
ID Of Poufmouth, appointed Commiaioners
TO receive, examine, asd adult the elaine OF the
Creditors to the ERs,e Of ISAAC ]. EA-
TON, late OF Portfmouih, decesied. repreieuied
iaiolvent, give notice TO all perions who have a.
ny dsmaads sgainR faid ERs,e, to bring them
in to either of Us at our refpettive DweIlings.
within Six Months from the date hereof. being
the time allowed by faid Court for that purpofe.
Ne accounts allowed, anlefs properly at,essA
WILLIAM BRIcHTMAN. | Commit
JOB LAYTON, Goners.
ALL perfons indebted to fsid Ess,e. are re-
quefaed TO make immediate payment to
ROBERT LAwTON, AduinR'r.
Pos,fuouth. April an. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-29
John STEVENS,

9IN-fLH3k WORKER,
IIEREBY informs the Public in general. aad
II HE Friends 10 particular, that he has.,a-
ken the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jofeph
Mumford. deceaied in Thames-Rrsef. where may
be ksd all kinds of Tin- Ware, st the fhosteR mo-
,ice, and - cheap % can be purchsied IN the
Stsse.-Ail favors gratefully sckno~ledesd.-
Can. and the highsa price, given for Old Pew
Ter and Lead.
Newport Dec. Iaih. IscS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-29

XNJE the fubieriOsr'. being by the Court Of
Wv Probate, of the town OF South -KipoE.
town, appointed Commifhoners, TO receive, cx-
anime ard adult the cIaio,, OF the creditor,. 10
the ERate OF the Widow ELlZ ABETH POT
TER, late OF faid South kingtown, decesied,
rcpreien.ed iaiolvent give notice to al pcrfons
that have dsoands agsinlt iaid Eaa,e, TO bring
them in to either OF us, at our reipeesive dwell
lings, within fix months from the daie hereof
being the time allowed by fsid Court for that
purpoic. No Accounts allowed unlefs properly
atteRed to.
PELEG BROWN, Commit.
WILLIAM c. CLARK, Gouer..
And oil perfon, indebted to faid ERate, are
requefed 10 make immediste payment 10
JOHN CONGDON, Adm'r.
South-K'asaown, March 10th, 1906.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS
u ENG appointed commiGioners by the no.
ID norabie Court Of Probate, for he Town
Of North. Kipgaown, to receive and examine
the elaine Of the creditors to the Fes,e of
EUNiCE PHfLLIPS,
6ngie woman. iate OF faid Town, decea afcd ,rcp-
reisoscd ioiolveut. hereby notify all perfons ha-
wing sny demands sgaiaff faid Easte. 10 exhibit
the fame 20 either Of Us the fubfcribers q, ous
refpeetive dwellings, at any time wiihin Twelve
mon,hs from the date hereof, being the time a.
owed by faid Cours. .,
GEORGE THOMAS. 1 csn~9
DANIEL F. UPDlKE. ! Gexer.
All psrfons indebted 20 Easte, are tsqueaed
70 make immediate payment 10
DANIEL WALL, Almiulq,s,s,.
North Kingfown. Feb. &c. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-29
Elizabeth Tillinghaf,
Ne. IIs-Thamc- Street,

Nta No. iis--Thame-Ssfect.
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the public, and
N her friends in particular, that fhs intends
70 follow the fame liRc Of bu6aefs other late de-
ccafcd huiband. in the pleaGng hope, that with
the aid Of . fympa,hixine and generous psbIic,
thc fhalkbe enabled TO faPpost aad educate hes
num,rous family of young children. Thi, i'm
portrait duty. Gnce the death OF beloved huf-
band having devolved upoo her. he esrneAly 70.
licits the pstronsge Of the friends Of the Hisre
and fbs FSfbsris6."
She has on hand a judieious feletaion os
G. O @ DIS,
And fnor,iy expetas an additional fspply.--
Thofe who may be difpofed to favor her with
their euRom. may depend upon having every
article in her liae of b6inefs, onam resfonab'e
erms a. can be purchaied in the State. The
tmAllea favor gratefully acknowledged.
Nespost. Oes. 9. Sos.
CASH
GIVEN FOR RAGS, at this Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21

| EkRoy5 Of Preldent and Vice Pref
J denr. Laid on the table.
A ref,lution, TO inquire into the
expediency Of providing further pro-
lection to Merchants vefels, on the
COATS Of the United States, was Of
fered BY Mr.. Dana, and adopted
A bill on this fubjea has been
brought in.
A bill on the fubjeet ofthe claims Of
American creditors, commonly call
ed Bordeaux Em5argO ClnirS, was re-
fcrred to a committee of tbs whole.
MiLtn.-Gen. Varnunt reported
on the iubjea of the militia. 1t aP-
pears there are 100000 fire arms in
the hands Of the mi tia, lao, ,oco in
the public magazines The report
recommends the appropriation OF
60, GOO dollars to the manufacture
of arms.
A bill on the fubje6 ofthe redemP-
tloa OF the public debt, was read ana
referred.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1906.
The Houfc determined that it was
not expedient to make any further
provihon for Navy Tard5.
The 24eDaebgiftt5 Liz b. H'g(S bill
pafed as was bill reipecting per-
fons wounded in feryice in the rev.
olution airy war
Mr.. Randolph moved that the
Prefd ent's communicated Of Dec. 8,
on whic ch the fectet proceedings were
had, fhould be printed. This occa-
fioned much agitation; but the Hcute
adjourned without deci6on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21
SEPARATION or MAINE.

A correspondent who has for some
years past been in favor of erecting the
District of Maine into new state, is
happy to learn that, that important sub
ject has again interested the attention
of men of reflection, experience and in
formation. To all moderate men in
the community, it must be very hap.
py consideration that this II not q par
y measure; but an object in which
the great and important interest Of all
the inhabitants of Maine have swallow
ed up the lesser objects Of private bene-
fit to individuals, and cheCKld the cX-
ccsslye cbuition Of party spirit. 1t
has been noticed with pleasure, that an
application to the selectmen Of Port
land to discover the sense Of the town
upon the question, whether they viii
take any measures to ascertain the SEN
timents Of the towns III Maine upon tits
subject, has the signatures Of the lea
ding characters of beth parties. 1t is
confidently believed that such a lispo-
SltOn 70 accommodate, and cc1CIllate
will, At this period, be general throu gh-
out Maine AS unanimity may ow
be counted upon with prospect Of cer-
tainty, perhaps this is the period to car
~ into effect a subject which, sooner or
ter, must be realised. Let us, then,
embrace A moment, 50 euspicious, end
success seems certain. This II tipe
too, when a coalition promises the hap
/ py consequences Of checking the BIT
ter eumities ofparty fpirit, and Of uni
TIM In political. and social intercourse
many, very ma1y,who might otherwise
remain Al q perpetual distance. Thus
perhaps,we shall embrace the only mo-
ment, when q constitution and form Of
government can be framed, in which
th- projectors VII calmly, dtE-,Iue-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21

IN, and without political motives 1If-
political system ofvhich tie PuL..r
good and not party OF local prejudice,
will be the characteristic.
Itis hoped that the town meetingwil
be full, and that the inhabitants Of Tol.-
land Will unite in favor Of the most pro
per measures ~ CLtaiEc y parate gov
ernment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21
lo TIC ELcTarl III Fertl4n9.

THE fuhicriber Prelents 10 the electors Of
Portland his unfeignsd thanks for the honour
they have conferred upon his three fuccefive
wears, in chaofng him one Of their Rsprefcnta-
tives ia the General Court The coincidence
Of this court with lo many others wherein ha
mua perform his duty, isluch, that - atten-
dance ID All IS Incompatible. I-c " therefore
under tie impCr.ous necclity Of declining 10
be candidate for he ;pproach.ng choice
and with the mo0 fsrvent sfpiraticas'fcr theis
hzpp'zets. .Enai-s their obcdi-nt f-rvauta
zTN-NrFS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21

We aIe compelled, for want Of
room, 10 postpone a statement OF the
votes for Governor in each town ; if our
limits permit, they will be given in our
next.
Returns have been received from
379 towns, in which,
MIR. STRONG has 34,872
Mr.. SULLIVAN, $3.50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21

With this number, commences the ninth
volume fthe Portland Gazette and the preient
Editors arenet urnlindful Of the increaiinG
patronage they have received hnoe they be-
came proPristOrs a the etabhlment. Tho
nor ID the habit If boating, and while We pre-
ient cur thanks 70 our iubfcrib Der. in general,
We tender our ackncwledFn 10 Forty
new fubfcTibers, who have added their names
10 our lift hnce the commencement Of the
prefent month
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21
Il FACT

Let this fact be recorded. Mr..
MadiGon told Mr.. Randolph that
France would not permit any adult
ment to take place between the Uni
ted States, and Spain, unlefs the u
nlted States would pay her mones /;
and the fame Mr.. Madilon told MIR.
Randolph that fhe NUT have the
money; er we mutt 60 TO war with
her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21
CONGRESS-.
R'pie Of ReprGtntative5,

MARCH 81. 1906.
Mr.. Thomas fubmitted a relolution
for the amendment Of The Con,2itu-
ti9n Of tie United State5, by an articls
making it the duty of the Legislatures
of the feveral States to divide each
state into dgfr9s for the choice Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21

Ills not true, that our government
have offered two millions of dollars
to Great Britain, for PrevojGgn TO
negotiate with RuiEa, for the pur-
chafe Of the land on thcNorth Wet
Coat of america, from Nootka
Sound to the nothern boundary of
Louilanl. PSI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21
Gbe Ga3fttf


No NoEs-Not IN article Of Euro
pean intelligence has reached US TOR
this month past the first arrivals will
probably bring importOnt information
respecting the political situation OF Er-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21
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NFw-YoRK, APRIL "a.

E%EFGCT u q HLIeT JI0H ~ "DH5ES") 14-
ted APrl 5, 1906.
" The Houfe Of Representatives.
was this moment in a fate Of difor-
der and confuGon that is difgrace
TO the nation.-Mr. RANDOLPH NOV
ed to have the fecret journals amend
ed, by inierting confidential mef-
fage Of the Prehdent, that had been
omi;ted. Upon which motion he
came out in very fpiri,ed and ami
mated ityle againf the whole fecret
proceedings, againR the Executive
and his " dirty anderlingI in TIE Honf."
He particularly denounced MApI.
SON, and declared that his confidence
in him had ccaled for ever that
MADISON told him early in the fefiion,
+" France wanted money, and would
not let Spain treat with US until we
gave it to her. He faid the money
was not given fer LAND but for PEACE.
There were a great variety OF motions
made, i'll order TO get rid Of Mr..
RANDoLPH's Appeals were made
from the deciGon of the Speaker.
Seven. eight and ten members were
up at once, until they became COM
plete national convention, and had
70 adjourn from nece1ity--every
fpe6tator in the houle crying out
fhame, fhame, frame !"
Before the Diitri6t Court on rhurf-
day, Mr.. OGDEN, one Of thofc in
dided as being concerned in the Le-
ander's expedition, moved to have
his trial put off, that he might have
time to fummons Jams MAnlsoN,
Secretary Of State, and four other
perfonS as witneirs. The cauie was
put off until July
One Of the democratic members of
Congrefs CLAY frankly confehcd in
debate. that he voted for the TqU'
1iMsn5 tribute to Esncs, beCaulc
France threatened, unlefs money was
paid, ihe would 60 to war with US.
The confeiIios covered many with
crimfon and CLAY was called to
order -
The federalits in the State of
New ork, are routing from their
long Plumbers. In the city they are
taking mealures to ahume their
weight and importance in the State.
Speaking OF the movements of the
Federalifs, the {" CHizen" fays, "Anj
body, or party, i'll preference to the
friends Of Governor LEWIS, or the
abettors Of bribey."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-21

Magistrate is considered as certain.
By New-York paper we learn, that
the United State brig Hornet, capt.
Dent, sailed from that port cH tie 2gth
Of March, Fulwar SEipwolth, MIR. JEFF
ferson's nephew, IS on beard, charged
with dispatches from govcrnme.t on
board OF this vessel, is t7-o n1H:cas d
doHcrs IN Gteril--a part of which was
bon owed. The aPologists Of Mr..
Jeicrson's conduct say il is to purchase
mere Louisiana land hut observe, Mr.
Madison told Mr.. Randolph 1T the BE-
ginning Of the present session of Con-
gress, zee mast give France money.
This measure was opposed by every
iederalist in Congress, and anumber Of
the democratic members from the Sou
thern States but they were oct voted
Such are the blessed effects of dem
scracy, and with such proceedings and
conduct, the democrats of this State,
have been urging the citizens Of Mas
sachusetts for six months past, to elect
as man for Governor that would har-
monize with the present administration
Of the general government and who
doubts, that Mr.. Sullivan, if at the head
of the government in this State, would
applaud Mr.. Jefferson for giving tzro
Millions Of Dollars TO France, that We
may have Bonaparte's permission to treat
with Spain for such is the blind de-
votiCn Of the democrats III the United
States, that if Jefferson q Co should
pass law to transfer the independence &C
and liberties ofthis country TO the EN-
peror Napoleon, majority ofthese ex-
elusive patriots would be found to JUS
tify the measure. But from some late
| occurrences, hopes are entertained that
this work of revolution, turmoil and
degradation, is fast approaching to an
end, and the people OF these States will
soon discard from al share in the man
agement Of public affairs, men who
have 50 basely betrayed their conf :
dencs end trust.
1t will be seen by Mr.. Randolph's
speeches in the House Of Represents
tives, that he is determined no longer to
subiOit to national plunder and disgrace.
But the democrats say Mr.. Randolph IS
mad thus they endeayor TO destroy
that evidence, which they are unable to
inyalidate we wonder they have not
told us that MIR. Randolph has been
brlbed with federal gold.