Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
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5tttcfrif5 aaa Drator.
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~ ~ 'ers Of me Legislature.
Mi ay Officers.
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1A'u'sys ot me Legislature.
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ca izens
The procession was escorted BY Cant.
Hopkins company Of Artillery 10 81. P.ars
Church, where religious services were rer-
formed BY the Rev. Mr. Lyman, and anpro.
pirate vocal and instrumental music after
this, correct and pertinent Grafton was dc
lvered by Nathan Kiqsman, Esq which Just.
~ received he high appreciation Of hume
fous audience The subscribers 10 Tie pub
lie Dinner, returned TO the Hall, and par
took OF an excellent entertainment provided
by Mr.. Folsom. The Hall was beautiful
y decorated with the portraits Of the wor-
Ines OF America Among which were
those o. Wdsfigston, Hams, Hamilton, PINK.
ner, and fDaes
Tie Hon. SanlVei Freeman officiated as
President, Hon. PreEtisS Nellen, Eden Man
Esq y ID H9piS, Esq Maj w Godaayd, and
Mr. Rufus Wdsh6wn rs Wee Presidents.
After the cloth was removed, the following
Toasts were drank.
I. Tie Dry-Washington achieved our
Independence If our children celebrate It's
anniversary, may they be governed by The
principles Of his administration.
union be the virtues of our fathers, not the
/. shsckles Of foreign influence.
3. The People-May they learn to distin-
guish between those who aReyit, and those
who seek their confidence.
4. The Memory Of WGshizgton--" We can
not but remember that such things were,
and were most dear unto u.s."
5. The Presi lent # Tie U. S-Surrcnnded
by foreign and domestic enemies Of the pub
lie welfare, may he take Washington for
his guide, and profit by his example.
8. Or National Rulers-May they pursue
that equitable policy which is not more ready
to resent imaginary insult from one nation,
than real injury from another.
z. Our foreign Archaeological justice to
all nations, resistance to insolence and oppres-
sion, and acceptance ofproffered acknowledge
ment and friendship.
s. Our Navy-The walls of Tripoli could
testify what it was before the invention of
! dry docks.
( .. Massachusetts She was the first TO
resist foreign oppression NAV it yet be our
boast that she will be the last to submit to it.
\ 10. Governor Ge,ry-May he practice the
virtues and initiate the example of his pre-
dccessor.
IL. The .Judiciay-Our sheet anchor in
the tempest of the passions.
II. Hon Christopher Go,e-May his re-
trement be as peaceful and happy as his
public life has been dignifed and ilustrious
Is. TIE Memory Of Hamilton, Anles, Knox
and Lipcoin-They were truly great in all
those noble and benign qualities which i'm
part dignity and honor TO the living, and
consecrate the memory of the dead.
ID Commerce Released from the impo-
sitons of political qaaeks, and now concalescent,
may she never suffer relapse by repetition
of former experiments.
Is. The Militid-May the honor of the
soldier ever be founded in the virtues Of the
man.
10 Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, and dr.
fJfcers-Joint partners in the prosperity, and
equal sufferers in the misfortunes of our coun-
try.
II. Ha9vrd and BOzodoin Colleges-Nurs-
cries of learning and pety long may they
continue to enrich our country with their
sons.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Absent federalists who could not share
with us in the enioyments of the day.
TIE Far Sex-May they never be subject
ed to the restrictive energies of matrimo.
NAL non-intercourse.
Libsrty, LazO and Order They must stand
or fall together.
That Patriotism which yields not to pri-
vate interest, and that independence which
is mistaken in the worst Of tincs.
The principles Of WashingtOn-May they new.
er be debased by spirit Of Jacobnism.
Mechanics May the delightful music Of
D. fhafv tool he l1.xa th..,.
barge,
Li5eyD--AIthough our political adverse
rIes have reduced her to mere doll, may
/ she vet become a giantess.
1 Han. Caleb Svoa5-The name Of the
righst Gus snail be had il everlasting remem-
brance
Tie STEADY fame Of Fedcralis,1-L Mo-
ses burning push, may it continue TO blaze
without berg consumed.
! Hor Ilmofhy Ptcke'ing a rock in
( the Ocean which deies the rage ofthe storm
| be sands unmoved in the tempestuous sea
Ut democracy.
TIE late Triumph of Democracy in 1lassa-
I c'Ih ct s--The scum arises TO the top, when
Ills about boiling over.
The UHion b me Staics-May it ever be
( inaccessible TO foreign aggression, and i'm
pergiaus 70 the attacks of party
Napoleon the yraEt gt Earope-May his
numerous conquests wear out the shackles
of despolism, ere they entwine the liberties
OF America.
Connecticut-The list of her worthless in
Office, proves that republics are not always
uDgrateful.
Public Honors--When they become the
rewards of aPostacy and crime, the public
morals become public nuisance
Neptuae--The only sovereign of the ocean
we should Acknowledgment trident the only
sceptre 10 which we should bow.