Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13

blythe conge of the United States the aa which the ati'
poHg Embargo reliance
gaa France and cres Britain adumpon which would be farey
ought nations, they
Of ho appears by the letter Of Secretary Of state to the
and by dmar Mie Court London under
And uy Lnaure altogether
OF duties aoud sy attempt pledge the people OF this
of their meaures for the Ian which however
tended have produced df wretcsdne dce
fom,he
und tn nay ew what n,ere
5 % 1s m sad n.
conf.ution, the administration with the mon
capital The de of credit and tie eonon the
Great Britain relative the execution Of
barramn concerning the navigation the MaGPp and embara
revolution and that followed by exteuhve dedn committed
s 10 d s ps.ss n III.
nparaIy Altered and maintained With England our aaeienr
upIndan znguda for depredatons
upon so. & and The n0s faith ss pro-
navigation of the recognized and indemnify eursd for the
With France treaty annang unun es
snns ory tar the faith Of nation, s BE- sen
ge which declared the old vod by reafon of violations
Thus WI Foreign adued
Of date and which had ce and
home Agriculture, Manufactures Fiere Navigation aud Com
capital enlarged revenue pusc asa. were re.
naval force created and the American upheld and revred
In III. esadssn ons.ampsd PROPERTY home
publc aand what ba been the fruit Of their bours Let
Agriculture dicouragea abandoned and-Nav
e.hon Commerce home rssr.s not ,nnha'sd
graded to ,hs fsrviee Of cutter. and Gun boats
soosa to {.
So great change accomplished 70 o time .ne.aapled
hoy un'hful and can have proceeded
govn.a, the proipsrhy the confidence Of
,,or,;cd ~, n,n,r,;,l and na,ro
&c our and the citizens antpsd she paosx and p
Ss,e by s political AID pro-
fpon the harmony good neghbohood gone
The eansasou The late war Europe opportunity
into m for The ~ ssn an" S
United REPETITION Of the injuries they had 10 aey
m.ram treaty. With Great Br.n the drs
ud expire without ins a'ep that we have ever heard ct to
The war in Europe thereby
until 'ss when Fnce ss the Decree Of Berlin.
ing the law Of nations. and proaang rights Of ali neutral
the French which, PRECEDENT Adams his peh
cons ps iosa tot be an % 70 .s Of
cgrs accordingly proceeded to pats laws. anau%s the treaties with
providing equipment naval foes for the defence Of cur R
rights !, - .a ea.s -, a.,,
he the by which our flag
dip pesss in battle battle with the Rp Of France
conquence heie Deceive acts that early oion
o peace authority public law the convention which
was with the peon who now
fwavs the cep France accomplished ,hoie important objets
Had pronunciation the decree Of Ber followed he
predecea The Eng orders would have been hued
nor dspore ddei tina. aaa the country
avoided the example OF
removed by the erroneous p wh
and adopting shois meu which % proved ss
| cacousi -. :,
TO this consre repeal the Embargo annu the Convention with
pubek private ps and uNfURl THE REPUBLICAN BAN
IMPERIAL s. AND ARD
Eng would eeaie we foud hear no
folly of conendg the fame 're with all the
of the globe France
aud dependencies would and hurosr agriculture
and hand hand with
the nation would once more exceed ITS e.
pendue
tie Revolutions propoed
| BY If ne C0mmiafs
HssS Of Re-, yssfahvs,l
| Jssaa,y %, 1909
FRIDAY, FEB, J.
Tb;s above Reoort taken confederation,