Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
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Notwithstanding the remark in =
preceding article Of attaining II a
niniaer fuel, We eonfder great mum
Ter of the above fcn.imeuss as moI'
calculated II excite N. irluriatet
paiIions of a bubacne mob, than =
enligh,en the understanding OF tn
great body Of the American People
On the fubied Of the outrage on ihe
ChsJateake we gave our opinion frank.
ly at rhe time; we TOD expreiied our
hearty fatisfaaion at the prompt.
tudc with which the arrangement
with Mr.. Frjgmc was made and pro
mulgated and no regrets could be
itronger than that which we felt
when that arrangement was diiow-
ned. In this temper we declare,
circumitanced as our country IS, IN
relation to the two great belhg-
erent nations, our political Ship, to
be guided with fafety between Sykd
and Cbarybdv, mutt be itesred By
judgement, temperance and frmnefs.
We fee no neceiIity that /" a flame
of angry paflions ihould blaze from
one end of the nation to the other,
even if Mr.. 5ackSn has been indecor-
Gus, or even opesly impudent in the
collilions of official communications.
We have believed the powers of the
Prefdent adequate TO meet the &C.
cation and arc told, they have been
excerciled by an ioterdid of further
communications from the Britifh
Miniiter. While we view this a
R,oag, we hope it will prove a RIGHT
Full exercilc of Presidential Authori-
~. But we confefs this hope is not
little weakened by the rude remarks
OF the htelhgencer. In thefc remarks,
tho the Correspondence between the
American Secretary and Britifh Min
liter, has not been fubmit,ed to the
public-as was the cafe with the
correspondence between MIR Smith
and MIR. Erjlme in April the patri-
otto editor Of this unofficial paper
endeavours to exafperate the people
again!t the conduit of the Miniifcr,
by recapi.ulation of all the com
plants againit his nation which
the three laft years have produced.
If the conduct Of MIR 3acken iultii-
ed the proceedings OF the government,
towards him, where is the neeelIity
OF introducing foreign and cxrraneou.
matter to fupport them. --Thoft
meafures of fate which require fucf
auxiliary arguments to be upheld, W,
venture TO pronounce impolitic ane
unwile. With refped 10 the appea
to lie Federal Part of the nation
as one OF them, we fate explicitly
that an independent, impartial nation
al policy, & public mcafures intrinGc
ally found and good, have therefore
and we dare fay, ever will meet tn,
hearty countenance and fupport o.
the Fedaraliits Throughout: the Unite,
States. But while they maintain
their understanding and integrity
they can never be convinced, by tn
arguments of the htehgucer, tina
becaufe three years ago one of on
national ihips was unwarrantably at
tackled by Britiih fhip of war, tina
therefore Mr.. .1acbtm's demeanor t,
our government has been eu,rageouf
ly iniulting. and demands the ven
geance of the whole American peo
ple..-Cent.
MR.. JdCKSON'S DISMISSAL
In lengthy article on this fubica
the BGtm'sre FEDERAL Republican thu
remarks
+" 1t Teens that the ayowed cauf
OF Mr.. lackfon's dfmiiIal is, that h
mdft1rogy contradi6ted Secretar
Smith, by implication. Administration
I ha