Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

III tte channels ~ hu.5,n5..
nerce, flows ~ great measure ".
property of this State These 49, 4s.'s-
allies, the .id oi one, is Indispensable ',a ~
other, and il is fortunate for both. tbs.. @f
IL a coincidence Of friendshi1 ara N'-Fe
between them. They sre lie rre.l l'e,ess -,
Of this Commonwealth, aud naf ,.1 r'''~a
either ought 70 be invaded, ar ir.'es 'ea' II
whilst she, in subordmation 10 M. .r.1, e1,
government, has an aim u protec. ~
Industry and economy, those rro.t
ces OF wealth, cannot Be too much c-..s'
ged and supported Happily for tb;s .s'1'a'
TRY, they IN numerous instances are ebi,.,a4
lin The service of manufactures ana ps.se Se
Iics. These valuable and important -.
If our fellow citizens, have iust -,
on government, for every reasonable GO
Iragement and support. Their Dilrsni,s
practicable patriotism, and whilst w, "
tional and state paFchments, establish u.
independence ofriyht, their measures NJ
solid, are establishing for Us. an nd.
dcnce az deed
When we reflect that the United s,,,.,
are in possession Of numerous BLESSING.
litical, civil and religious, many VT ~
are not enjoyed BY any other nation M,
we are remote from those scenes az w..
carnage, by which Europe il vested NJ NJ.
bic that we ENJOY the unc0ntrouled t,.t.
on principles Of true liberty, u form. aIl4'
and carry into effect our federal and M.
constitutions that founded on iilem 4,,a :.
law, there exists a spirit of federation. se.a
ring to every one the undisyurbgL rigs, NJ
conscience, and the free exercise of r-H.
ion: tbat the people, AZ fixed pe,icds. bsSA
the choice of their ralers, and Can reunp
those who do wrong that The rneans0gtd.
ucation in all its branches, are liberal. -.s.
eral and successful that their us,i5ad
strength, resources, and powers. W nnaer
arrangements, may render these staiesm.
vincible that oy our husbandry, commerce
manufactures, and mechanical arts. I'M
wealth of this country almost surpsssssc ~.
dibillty let Us not be prompted by imrr-
dent zealots Of any description, 10 hazrd
the irratrievable loss ofall. Or Of any ofthe.e
inestimdble blessings; but let us secure
them forever, with the aid of divine prov.
dence, by -allyiag around the STANDARD W
our national government, and by encuursr
ing and establishing m4r,ial spirit. aatE4
solid foundation of internal peace, order. T.
concord.
Accept. Gentlemen, pray YOU, ny ua-
feigned thanks, for your patience On ths
occasion which consi Ter ~ Z pledgeof
your future liberality towards ne, onneces.
sary, as my observations may be, in regard
to information 10 yourselves, they have afur.
ded me an opportunity Of discharging uY
obligations 70 the public. BY unfollng mat-
ters which may nave impressed your mids
with much, IL not with equal importance.
As the season requires that for The bcmK
of the country, your session should be short,
nothing shall be wanting on my part 70 pro.
mote your objects. However iuJerestAgto %
the public your measures may be, they wia
not exceed my anticipations and be always
assured. that consistently with oblis4tioas
OF an official nature, they will ever receive
my cordial cooperation and support
Any other communications, Gentlemen,
which may be requisite, shall be submitted
to your consideration by message.
L. GERRY.
His Fxcellency's Speech. was committed
IN the Senate to the Hon. dessrs. Pli..a.
Dana, and Blake.