Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

zie--a letter which vllified The whole
American people, and infamouly
ilandercd TIE FATHER or Ris coUN-
TRY ?
Was the glory of America efab-
li1,ed by Mr.. Jeferfon's attempt to
prevent TIE adoption Of the prefent
contribution, or BY his fubfeduent
endeavours 10 defeat our proviions ?
Was the glory Of America efab-
li11ed by Mr.. Jetfsrfon's department.
in the antiques Of TT French min
liter Genet, who charged him with
holding /" language 9faai, and q
hatgudge confidential p
Was the glory Of America cfab-
lifted by the means, which MIR. JEFF
ferfon pra6tiied 70 attain hia Prelent
itation (?
Was the glory Of America eRab-
lifted by the opinions which MIR.
leferfon expreHrd, the rewards
which he gave, and thu pardon which
he extended 70 Inc convict Callen-
der
Was the glory Of America eifab-
lilhed BY Mr.. JeRerfon's infpe6tion
and entire appreciation Of TIE Pref
pea 5store UJ," pre0isa5 10 its pasaeo-
fi9n ?
Was the glory sf America sfa6-
lifhed in the ieniinlent expreHed by
MIR. leferfon Of that mott oeteita-
bic work, otbaf II qvoaH do much, and
fbaf he Taxgafbsrers rOoald ID tie
ref Pr Zee Mr: Ieferfon's letter 70
Calender, the original Of which is
fortunately ptefsrved.1
Was the CORY Of America eitab-
liihed By the impious footing, in Mr..
Jetfcrfon's Notes on Virginia, where
he iays, " fbat bis neigk59ur's 6fiieve
in TWENTY Gads or in NO God, zviA
\ aber pick tir Poctsf nor break bis
lsg ?"
Was the glory Of America etab-
liihed by Mr.. leferfon's comparIlon
In his Notes on Virginia, of "fbs
PeSeA7fisa II ofty greaf cifie5 70 jsre5 or
TIE bnmaH 5ady RI
Was the gIcry Of America eit7b-
lin1ed BY Mr.. JcFerfon's declaration
g we are all federaI(s, we are al
repplicans :" OF by the contradiction
which lis intolerant and perfccuting
policy has given to aIl his hollow
declarations on that fabjea5
Was the glory of America efab-
lifhed 81 Mr. Jef7sffon's declaration
" ne t4d bsifey abandon tie GEAR
than enter into controversy TO main
tam our rights uponit
Was the glory Of America ettab-
lifted by Mr.. JeFerTon's aiFeetation
of delicacy towards the captains
Of the American navy, when he
referred the claims Of the brave and
meritorious Commodore Truxton, 70
their confederation Or was the
glory Of America efabIiihed BY Mr.
Ieferfon's avowed coutempt Of the
American army,when utterly regard
lefs Of the feelings Of every officer in
that army, Mr.. Jeferfon vcntured
to nominate a French agent, who
had inlited troops in our country
under French eommilEon, and with
thofe troops had attacked the potts
Of neutral nation, and who was.
moreover, an utter Granger to the
army, to the important truit OF com
handing half the regular infantry Of
the United State, over the heads 81
Field officers, and Captains, and iub-
alterns, who for twenty years hac
ably and honorsbly ierved their com,
try3
(Thc opinion Of the fenate Of tht
United States, on this mott extraor
binary nomination, was exprehed II
their Indignant rejection Of Mr.
1eferlon's lieutenant colonel com
mandant and protogee.
Was the glory Of America ettab
lifhed when Mr.. Jeferfon called Il
the head Of the mott important ma
tional department, man who was
Granger to the American revolution
one who had threatened " to ITO
the wheels of government" who
as fecretary TO band Of infurgent'
had profcribcd any citizen, VII