Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

dent, have had their n1nt95 tapped
s. Becaufe MIR. ] Crowninlhield
has left eff eating Gnce the Embargo.
s. Becaufe thoie /" opulent mer-
chants" "Mefrs. w. Gray, and B,
Crowninfhield Of Salem, and Mefrs.
W King of Bath, and A Wood Of
WifcaiIet," d5n't eat when they are
obliged TO 60 without.
7. Becaufe many Eaters have
turned I" Bankrupts."
8. Becaufe it would reach US eo0r-
envy and cauie Lsf cogfrmtfi5n. tho
it might be harder ivhg.
.. Bccaufc il will lhow we are in
dependent, and have infinite re(our-
ces 7ritkil ourfelyes.
10. Becauie Wet India negroes
are farving and all men enjoy equal
rigbt5.
II. Becauft the reafon "why (the
Embargo) S continued" is becalyt-
ths Wet India :Azads don't rider
Great Britain TO tact out, or cat up
her T" Orders in CouLcii."
N. b. This realon is nothing to
the purpofe, but we muit initiate.
"a Becaufe this me4fure" If
carried into effect, "will evince the
Gija5n, and enfrgy Of "the national
Administration, and the ziytHe and
compliance" and abfmence "of the
people and will be " IN grand erfe-
rinieaf."
"a Becaule ENGLAND, France
and SPAN would fee more the qOortb
Of our copntry"-that is, 4ye I5ouAi Be
az Aarved 10 death, and they .fgbtmg
Jar the tervitoyy!
ID becauie, :" in confequence Of
this meaiure millions Of properly
would be kept oat Of" our m6ws.
N. b. with this we might pay former
land purchafes, and make new.
IS. Becaulc "this is the only pro-
eabic ~ay to avoid plunging INTO
an immediate and diitreHing FUR
felt.
Is. Becaufe we ii1ould then have
no location for yah, and might fave
the fax.
u Becaufe, houid We be invaded
and obliged 10 fee to deus and caves,
the enemy would hnd it impoGible 70
farUs rs ont.
10 Becaufe, we fhould then have
70 location for teeth, and might fell
them for ;ver3, for the good Of the
trsgfry this would alto produce
equality between o!H and yang.
% Becaufe the Englilh nation
ats before the U7itsd S:a!ss, and we
ought not TO follow their monarch
cal example.
40. Becaufs the length Of time
we nov fpend in eating, might be
more prohtabIy employed in talking
Though j, is confeEed The meafIre
might hrrt :hc Doctors, as they
would be or eF parents.
Il. Bec5ule We Jban't sct By andy,
and ought TO bs cagE9ent.
n. Becaufe the becaufes Of the
True AnIsric1r" bsn.ogfer them
felves -
N. B. This reafon like mott Of the
True Americans" would Re no.
thing t. The pHyP8's, but that it begins
with 5sraujt. Now as Mr.. True
American" is Guch profound logical
reajzner, that, take him for all in
all, we ne'cr nhall look upon his like
again" and ALTO 70 dependent on 4tb-
er atr,! for his opinions, We Gncerely
recommend the foregoing realms to
his attention, and adviie him 10
crowd them in his budget, TO be
indijcyiminatey drawn out, and IN
nseaningy advanced, on any lubje6t.
PHILO YANKEE.
e"The fars pluck from their orbs,
" And crowd them in my budget
snow II m not a roaring By,
" Let Crelham college judge T."
BALLAD OF REDLAM.
O.
The very important revolution IL
Spain, has opened mott lucrative
trade for the people Of the U States
were it NOT for Mr. Jeferlon's
/" ftrong, wife meafure"-not only
our hfh, -four and corn, Ut all kinds
of colonial produce might be brouEhl
70 a ready market The Britilh Or
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