Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
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Independent nations feel ther rights and des-
pise his power.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, the idol Of demceya-
CT" And the people made to themselves
4 Molten Calf and they offered incense II
the idol"
IoHN Qy1Noy ADAMS Ephram y join
ed TO idols-let him alone.
The Embargo Nay it tepce no sea, but
the tempestuous sea of democracy
DR.. Embargo, the celebrated Op,icidn. As
he has cured the blindness Of some Of our
sister States Of the Union, may he soon O.
pen the eyes Of the whole family.
The american Macy. Asits force is prin-
cipalIy directed against otv Gun citizens,
surely there i wisdom II reducing II
The lonng FeaeraLtsts IF Portland The
pledges Of our counry's strength; the
promise Of her aspiring hopes, and the proof
of her future greatness.
1t is with pride and pleasure, we
record the proceedings Of the Young
Federal Republicans who celebrated
the birth day Of their country's Free
dom and independence, at Col1m5iqn-
Hall. This company was composed
of the f-ee-5oan sons Of America: NAV
they continue to cherish those correct
principles which shall preserve Co
lumbia's Freedom, independence and
Prosperity to the latest period Of time
The Hall was ornamented with tie
portraits Of WAsH1NGToN, ADAMS &
c. {. PINcKNEY. The three admins
trations of the general government
was very appropriately represented by
two Ships and ginl-boat. At one
end Of the Hall was exhibited FrTgqtr,
representing WAsHINGToN's admins
tration; at the other, ADAMS admin
istration was distinguished BY SEVEN
TY-FoUR and in a remote corner, the
genius of Mr.. JeferSon's administra-
ton was represented by a .gun-b0at.
After the cloth was removed, the
following toasts were drank With APP
plause
l The .fabric Of AmerieaA INDEPENDENCE
Raised by the hands Of Patriotism, and &C.
mented by the blood of departed worth.
2 The Inemsry Of those whose lives
made part of the welfare of our country,
as their names do of her glory and whose
death melted all parties into one family
Washington and Hamilton.
8, National zvr9Hg5 |" Cod and our
Rights" for our motto, and 4 God and our
8 words, for our WatChword''
4. ,1ohnie Ar7nEtyd1g's Ldrlent, ".
To seek hot water beneath caald ice,
1t surely is a great folly.
l asked grace at graceless face,
But there is name for my men and me-"
S. Our Foreign Relation. Love thy neigh
bour, but pull not down thy hedge.
9. The Farmers, Merchants, Mechan-
les, and Mariners of America.
z. Contmerce.-Gone to grass. a spec
dy return t. the benefit Of sea-air.
8. or System Of Defence Boats IL.
stead of PrOclamations, but Sevrnty j'ouys in
stead of Gun Boats.
9. Hon. T71othy Pickering. "A nan.
! whose honor and integrity are rs firm as
| our mountains May his latter hours re
| crowned with all happiness, as his former
days have been with usefulness, and his
name be the theme Of a grateful posterity.
TO- Lily PARROTS They toll not, nei.
ther do they spin, and yet Solomon, in all
has glory, was not arrayed like one of these.
II. DiScord.-Fair winds 10 her. and
! good voyage from these once happy shores
70 realms where Peace Is stranger, and
Wars and Tuntu{ts are welcome quests.
| ~ 1He Ealigrant Kingdom Of Portugal.
The noble christians are welcome to a.
/ merica
Is. The totgn Of Portland. AS beautiful.
as ever, but that beauty wears too much
the air of hectic. Is there no balm in Gil
cad Is there 10 physician there
IA Bo7gdoin College -
Though unfinished,
| How excellent III art, and sill how RI
sing"
Is. The young Gentlemen Of the Dis
| trict.
Is. The blooming ard Guarding Lassss II
1f'iihe Many tender thought brings
them TO the memory of this festive board
IL. Our Green 1ears--Infants by the
courtesy Of the law but still men by the
grace OF God, and brethren by both tesla
| ments
| VOLUNTEERS.
| me enlightened PEOPLE IF A1assachwerts,--
May they continue TO triumph over the rage
OF democracy and cherish the pure prin-
ciples of Freedom and Federalism in their
/ bOsOms.
! commerce q the Uniled States May IL
not be muttiaied like tie Abvs:rrian bervc
but instead Of an amputated haunch, exhib-
1.-THE distended roun1 and when destined
| 70 the common Butcher, may i not submit
without struggle.
- ocCcffpgJ51J0
North yarmouth, July 4, 1908.
The Anniversary Of American In-
dependence was celebrated in this
town, with spirit not unworthy the
descendants Of patriotic Ancestors.