Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

II. ne voluntary tribute 10 yeracity-be-
iel OF plan adertions, unfupported BY oaths
and atteltati0ns-Csa D0aa5oa5 H1arc5.
! "A. The Clergy of New-England, free
/ from the religion Of Paine.-Oa Haad,eI
5, May the People, who fupport govern
ment never be prevented by that government
from fuPportirg themlelves.-0 dear, zv5af can
t5s matter b.
g. The ATafachufetts Body Polite the
election bulletin proves il to 5e couvalefcent,
although the bsad is ftill aat Of Ordsr--SuLivans
Rel
III neady oPpoftion to defpotifm.
whether in the form Of Imperial DEGREES, Roy
al Proclamations, or Presidential Recommen-
daticns. kags Amsri4a.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Hon. MIR. PieIeyfag.- The People Of
the United States No longer miltaling zeal
TO maintain power and place, for patriotism,
they will dininguilh their enemies from their
friends.
BY the Hen. Mr.. Qlrey The towns Of
Sais1 and B9eoa, united by the mott grateful
recolhe6tions Perpetual honor to that town,
whole inhabitants, when invited to profit by
the depreilion Of a commercial rival, magnan-
imiou1y replied, "That they would not in
duige the thought Of rafting ftsiy fortunes on
the 'niaf Of tbei, E1Fsri4g rsigbbs,5."
BY the Hon. Mr.. 7Bornliks.-The conRitu-
ted authorities of our county-Wbea their
mealures tend to promote the public good, may
they meet the fupport of all honeG men.
BY tho P,eGd.at, after Mr.. Pickering had
retired-The Hon. Timothy PIcKERIEc,
Elq-the man who dsisyveJ, while his oppo-
Rents court popular favor.-Cd Pieferiag's
IT1re5
After Mr.. Quincy had retired.-The Hon.
JOSIAH QgINcY, Efq.-bs will never feaI the
death warrant Of his country, upon executive
recommendations.
After the Prefdent had retired The Hon
BENJAMIN GooDHUE, firm and inhexibls
patriot Of the old fchool
The Hon. EDWARD Sr. LoE LIvERxoRE,
ECq the firm aud enlightened Representative
Of EfeK North Difrict-Mav his late efforts
in Congress 70 remove the bars from our COM
merce, though unfuccelsful, be gratefully re-
Quilted
Our political chymi1s--Ia their experiments
to melt down our merchants into manufacfur.
ers, may they burn their fingers in the cruel
bic.
JAMES SULLIvAN-While any doubts re-
main Of his unftnefs for Office, may he not
want " pen, ink and paper, and difpodtion
70 ufe riem"
so5h e h6enf s RgFeFEsss n af sd u shs vic
~ 5ooii thought il had sssgJi ~ tsgm4A--
E'525 re 6vps
The Navy Of the ". states-our " lord
high admiral" on the approach Of danger, has
ordered the crews 10 quit their pip, and take
10 the fhore IN Bsafs TIE desis acre eLea,d f5s
gziapt band.
A fpeedy cure TO the hydrophobia which
has fpread thro' our marine, by the bite of
our lord high admiral. - baf zpH oaee
failor, ploughboy aovv
The next Governor Of Ma6achuietts-May
~ fhrink from the Jaizfafioa Of that PRECEDENT
who would betray him with kits.
May our dignihed retirement" not be car
red 70 far as to terminate in fall over the
back ftairs."
The act in addition to the aA entitled an
at il addition 10 the aa entitled al act fup-
Elementary to the act entitled an a6 laying an
EMBARGO. Surely we % live under gov
eminent OF laws
Our brethren Of Cape AEn-May their hih
hre4k through the Embargo Net, and twif its
threads round the neck Of democracy.