Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

fAChSH PiIHSiplCos anu Into IcOeI-
lions BY the active friends of rev.
olutionart, blood ftained France in |!
this country, were that upright body |
OF men the federalilts proclaimed to |
be Britifh faction; And this charge
after fervipg its purpoles againe the
leaders, was gradually extended as il
fuited the faction to every fibre Of
the party until the whole were inclu-
dcd in one profcriptioh. The auguit
father of his Countrywide but for
whole patient wifdom, and invincible
fortitude, thefe itates might have re
NAMED Brtiih provinces to thisdav-|
He, Washington was begrimed with
calumnies the mott foul that ever
lflued from the fygean fouls Of lac
oblns. and no lefs falfe than foul.
Yes, Warrington was, by the paid a.
gents of the faction, charged with
being q murderer Jay-the ven.
cradle, the pure, the incorruptable
Governor Jay,was accufed Of bribery.
General Pinckney who had devote
himielf, his labour, his life and his
fortune to the attainment otAmerican
freedom and independence, and who
when his ferviceS as a commander IN
one part of the country, were no
more wanting, repaired TO another 10
hight TOR his country as a volunteer !;
he has been accnfed Of being an epe-
my to our form Of government. Mr..
Adams Whole name food 70 confpic-
nouily eminent as a patriot, through
the whole of the itruggles Of Amer
ica againlt Britifh tyranny and exac-
ton, being at the time too the chief
maglitrate of the union, was denoun-
ced Publickly, and called dotard,
and a hoary incendiary.-General
Hamilton was accufed of peculation.
All these, and an innnmcrable holt
behdes, OF the bcft men in the conn
try-kevo!utionary veterans, and re-
Publicans in the day Of trial-No tenn
Poriters-No kukers, but men.
whole fweat and blood were prodi-
gally poured forth for the liberties Of
their country, and for the eftablilh-
nent OF repubicanifm in it, were
traduced, trampled upon and repre-
Tented as enemies TO freedom and to
republican government, and to the
federal contribution, while the ma
jority OF the fenatc itfelf was accu(ed
OF being bribed to vote for tile Brit
I'm treaty.-And by whom ? Why,
BY the very pcrions, who either by
the procured and purchafed opan cal
umnles Of bold hirelings, or by their
own indirect flanders, ade-wind
inhnuations, and treacherous al
luhons, in which more was meant
than met the eye, and and which
were 10 artfully contrived as to
elude fpeci6c difproof, did uni.
f'Fmiy endeavor to bring that very
contribution into contempt and diff
like, and even took. the designation
OF their party from their hofiKty to
IT, Not only was the contribution
attacked, but the pernicious rpirit Of
change which darkened and will for
ever dilgrace that day in the annals
OF the world, was let loofc among the
people. The revolutionary frenzy of
France was diiiemina;e1 and cul,iya-
ted. The people were taught the
lehon OF diicontent and himulated
TO act upon it. Their hearts were
corrupted with foul principles ; their
minds COMPOUNDED with metaphvfical
abltraetlons and fal[e doctrines and
their feelings, their fcnlbilities, the
ordinary vulgar virtues--Eyen graft
tude that GmPle'growth Of the neu-
tral uncultivated foil Of the heart,
were either perverted by fubtleties
and vile fophi(m, or entirely extin-
guilhed finder the filth and rubbill
of the new demorali6ng phiIofophy
BY thofe Rabies of the Rights of
Man, of whom we fpeak, majority
of this good people were for time,
emboweled Of all their fine feelings
iteeled againtt the charitable COM
FUNCTIONS of the heart-rendsred en-
vious, fuipicieus, even in fomc cafes
malignant 10 thoCc very heroes, pat
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