Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14

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- than TINS san { Imported HtiS." Bot
10 soeth, because tie /" sl:ll small voice
/ Of Reasons Conscience, I,tsiiC-Y Common
Sence, and National Interest have beer
, heard within the walls II tie National lie
gislature, and, in consequence, TIE com
merce of the United STATES has been un-
shachled, s can now vGilen The ocesu with
its canvas, this renegade . Fhiy" emPtles
u,.or them all lis syriRges OF tiith and scur-
rliity. But it viii be remembered, Il !.
such partizans as this " HaIg" mar, who
have deceived and betrayed The people oI
tie United States by their bold aud licen-
tious falshood.-Is is such men, who are
continually reviling the Federallsts OF Mas
sackEsetts, and charging them with opPosi-
ton 20 the Government, because they have
indicated their Rights in a Constitutional
and decent rnanncr:-It is such men who
have inflamed the public mind with the false
and seandslou, charges, that the Appeals
made by the Patriots of Ness- England to the
good sense and responsibility Of Csrgros,
were designed TO effect separation Of the
States, & to establish Northern Confsder-
acy--s charge as foolish as it is false And
having partially succeeded in one attempt,
they are now turning their Artillery against
Congress- and seem resolved to degrade
every thing American. Native d1nGicaHs
read the following extracts irom this demo
cratic " WhiS" with attention. aud judge
from this specimen the truth ofprior Shar-
ges:--
after five months close study, have come to
the tacit resolution ofleaying the merchants
to govern themselyes--as being the ehea-
per way. 1t will undoubtedly be great
sa,ing--of trouble. Every m~D may now
manage bis own affairs III his own way ="
for, in good truth, we have no national
government. Our only kspe is, that affairs
will soon be so completely altangLsd a. to
compel us again to resos TO something like
energy, law and government. Things
must become worse, before they grow bet
ter. Foreign contempt and outrage must
work our cure
Again he asys-" But the most charm
ing reflection il the preservation Of our ma
ti0nal HONOR in favor Of which 5000 fam
ing RESOLUTIONS have been passed In and
out of congress since June -, 1907, and
LOG, OOo boiling SFEEGHEs have been utter
ed most vehemently in the same space.
Our names - become terror TO all the ma
tions OF the earth--and, the very lions Of Nx-
rnidia, and the royal tiger Of Bengal, creep
away in sneakiRg silence TO their den, 81
the sound of hn7e,iss. Let Us to day dance
round the MAJ Pols-giOry in our exalted
destiny, and sing pears to the most wise,
RI. ~ Al
the earth,
I" One thing, however, they have done
they have shown that they are the most
INCOMPETENT and DASThRDLY as
sembly on earth. The refusal Of the Sen
alto TO encourage manufactures by addi-
tional duties, gave me a worse opinion Of
them than had before entertained-They
might have attached the convoy provision
to the bill, without striking out the other
section. Ihsd FORMERLY supposed Gen.
eral SMITH was friendly to domestic man.
ufactures-bat, In truth, after what we
have seen, nothing ought TO surprize US"
ID What q ficturr efa democratic
Congress is here presented BY an .1rcA-
democrat Vfhe Portrait contains Q
likeness, can these People who 6eheue ~
the skill Of the fainter, continue such men
roiih the management Of their dearest in
ferest : Or, rather, ts IL nor their NOES
sacred duty 10 fnrn their attention 10
men Of different hrineitIes-Men yho
hare raised he Name, Commerce, and
General PROSPERITY effheir native CoKn-
try 10 the faroHd heights from svhieh they
have been recently hrecitifafed p
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