Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

ailN sacr leI III siNNrft KIT TIE inr<t essential Il
interests cfhis rouo y.,hougl Ii hss suffer
81 the sentence OF .andrtn CsvasiSrl, the /
splendcr ofnis character. lk> glgst u Arts
tides, cannot thereb be tamisied.
De7nr, acr--" WAiit | am poor. viii !
rail at the rlca, and say there Is no SIN bul
IN being rich but when am rich, my vir
tue shall then ie, that there i no sin but III
beggary"
Dom cranc Leaic
What makes al doctrines plain and clear
About thousand pounds year.
And that which was proved false before,
Now true About a thousand more"
The company separated at an early
hour and there was no occurrence to
damp the Joy and hilarity Of the day.
a respectable party OF federal breth-
rem, principally Of shipmasters, celebra-
ted the day 5ya public dinner at Marine
Hall.
Ia the Evening there was an exhibi-
ton OF Fire works upon the Hill, and
the Observatory and Hall were hand
soniely Illuminated
The democratic citizens Of this town
celebrate the day by public dinner,
and an grafton by +. w. Ripley Esq.
Norfh 1;Vmoafh, 1uly A, 1910.
The Anniversary Of American Indepen-
dence was celebrated here by party Of
Federal Republicans, who partock of
public dinner at Capt SETH MrTcHELL's
Hall. Elisha p Cutler Esq presided, after
dinner the following toasts were drank
accompanied with the discharge of seven
teen guns.
l. TIE Day-May the spirit cfour fathers
ever animate our bosoms
2. Coo Gv,y-May the man who witness
sed our struggle for independence, be the
last to sacrifice it to the ambition of the i'm.
perial dcspot.
The late Coz Gore-May the gratitude
OF the good follow him to his retirement,
and the censure Of the bad, which constitutes
the surest test of merit.
| Gen. Cobb--May History take charge of
his fame, and posterity do him justice.
President Mddison--May he soar above the
sordid views of party and promote the true
interests of his country, regardless of the
praise or censure of the Mob.
6 Mr. .1efersos-The consummate states
man, the profound Philosopher, the friend
of non-importation, non-intercourse, Embar-
go, Cun-boats, Dry docks and horned Frogs,
may his fame be commensurate with the
durability of the salt Mountain.
z The majority effhe present Congress
Nothing from nothing and nothing remains.
Iorpedoes--A Gunpowder Plot to blow
up Great-Britain.
Constitutional oPpoation to impo!iic Iea-
swes-Let others call il Treason, may we
! never cease to regard it as patriotism.
10 The Federal Coasfi,mion--While naviga-
ting the tempestuous sea of Liberty, like
the Ark, may 1t ride out the storm in safety
"amid the floating wrecks of The world.''
IL The Spanish Pafy;ofs--May Spain, like
Volcano, pour Cataracts off fire on the head
of Napolean, till she achieves her liberty.
IL BonapUte--As the imperial Robber
has compelled us to defray the expences of
his marriage, may we cbeerfully contribute
our mite for the celebration of his funeral
honors.
Is ON Country May she speak to France the
firm and indignant language of an Indepen-
dent Republic, and enforce it if necessary
with the whole weight of her power, the re-
sources, nerve and spirit of the nation.
IA The Cleygy--May they never degrade
their holy office by becoming the Heralds of
ferocious. remorseless, blood-thirsty .Jacobm-
| ism.
Is The JHdic;ary Of Massachasetts-Like
rock in the Ocean, bidding defiance to the
| agitations ofparty.
| 10 Councillor LincoE--As blind as Bat,
may he never Srope his way to the chair OF
State. a
IL The Democrats Hezse Of Representatives.
If Massachusetts.
9 Just as Fly that goes TO bed,
Rests with his tail above his head,
So in this mongrel state ofours
The Ra65ie are the supreme powers"
C7 We regret being under the necessity
of deferring the publication of the proceed
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