Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

and our adverfary's into ur power
If there is any wiidom leit among
us the 6re ftep towards hoitIliry viii
always be an embargo. in fix
months all YOUR mercantile megrims
would vaniih, AS 10 Us, s,salthuugh
i would cut deep, We can itand il
Without fnoh a precaution, 60 20
war when you will, you 60 10 the
wall. AS 70 debts ttrike the bal
ance tomorrow, and England is ! be-
lieve in our debt
hope, fir, TO be executed for pro
ceeding in this defu.tory courfe. |
aatter myfelf fhaII not have occa-
fon again to trouble you.-I know
not that | fhall be able certainly
not willing, unlefs provoked in felf
defence. | ak your attention TO -he
character of the inhabitants Of thai
fouthern country, on whom gentle
men rely for fupport of their mea-
fure. Who and what are they A
iimple, agricultural people, ,accuItom-
ed to travel IN peace, TO market, with
the produce of their labor.-W Who
takes it from US !? Another people
devoted to manufactures our lole
fource Of fupply. have feen fome
fluff in the newfpapers about manu-
faetures in saxony, and about a man
who is no longer the ctiet 9t da,5i-
nant faction The grcsteft man whom
ever knew-the immortal author
of the letters of Cur;ius- has re-
marked the proneness of cunning
people wrap up and dilsuift in
well felected phralcs doctrines too
deformed TO bear expoiure in naked
words by judicious 'chcice Of
epithets to draw the attention from
the lurking principle beneath, ard
perpetuate dcluiiqn. but httIe
while ago, and any man might sbe
proud to be conhdercd as the head
of the rtPE5Htdn p,1tty Now Il
feemS tits reproaohful to be dtemed
the obiTiof a cSminanf tdf7ion Marx
the magic of wordst Head 6biff.
Republican party, d5minGnt JaffisA.
But as TO thele Saxcn manufactures
What became Of their Drefden Chi
na ? Why the Prullian bayoncts
have broken all the pots and you
are content with Worcfiteflhire or
Staffordihire ware here are fome
other fire manufactures on the con-
tinent, but no hptly, except perhaps
Of Enens, the article we oan b. 1t diff
pence with. A few individuals, 1T,
may have coat of Louviers cloth,
or a fervilc of Seve chipa bar there
is too little, and that littlc too dear,
70 furnilh the nation. You mutt
depend on The fur traie in earnef
and wear bufoloe hides and bear
skins.
Can any man, who underGands
Europe, pretend fay, that a par
tieular fofeign policy is nlsU right
becauic it would have been cxpedi-
ent twenty or even teE years ago,
without aba, donipg all regard FIR
common ienle I? Sir, it IS the Rates
mans province 10 be guided by cir
cumiianceS, to anticipate, TO foreiee
them-to give them A courle and
direciion-to mould them TO bis
purpofc. Ii is tic buGntfs Of
counripg houfe clek to peep into
the day-bqok and Iedger,t Zee nofur-
ther than the fpeGacles on his nof1,
to feel not beyond The pen behind his
ear to chatter in cofIte-hoUfeS and
be the oracle of clubs From I7S2
to 1893, and even later, 4 dent tic
kie for dates France bad fornida-
bic marine 70 had Holland = 70 had
spain. The two frft po1tfed of
thriving ralanufaetarSs and II uriih-
! ing commerce. Great Britain trem-
| biingiy alive to her manufacturing
interelts and carrying rade, would
have felt 20 the heart any meaiure
calculated to favor her rivals il thefe
purfuits=She would have Yielded
then to her fears and her j-aloaGes
alone. What is the cafe now. She
lays an export duty on her manufac
lures, and there ends the que,i ion.
If Georgia llall from whatesef
canfeN 20 cnmnletelv annnnnlize tie