Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

iority Of the State do not wish TO have
these men to rule over thcm.-Intrigue
and arJitics have placed them in their
present station once, it becomes the
federal party, the real majority in the
State, to be on their guard lest they
suffer a similar deEcat--Excrt your
selves and Core and Phillips are cleo
ted. MINE.
If common sense Dialogue, between
iona. Homespun, Esq. an irdehen-
dent Farmer, and Knowing Ben, sur
named Codline, en- me affairs Of lie
nation.
H9u1tsbun. You and Ar. Codljre had
considerable dish Of poiitcks the other day,
but we're interrupted before we flashed
! should like to ask you q few more ques-
tons.
C7d!ine. Whist little know IS At your
service, Mr.. HoRespiA. .
H. Why does France seize oar vessels !?
q. Because " France wants money and
must lave it."
n. Why are oar vessels seized by our
orUn governmctti
C. ASK France.
IL Does r0nlnt-rcou7se lA~ e1istl
{. Ask England and France.
II ~ Whist authority WAS this non-des-
CT. 1T non.importatiun lR% made,
3. Ask Franca--and FOR further partic-
ulars enquire OF James Madison, ESQ. (oH-
ciztlag President OF the United States.
II. Mr.. CodIne, you have not been used
to evsdo my question. ID 'ais say-Answer
me, sincerely and H8Ly.-Ara We 1t War
with France
C. No--kranco is 81 war with ".
~ Where y the difference
{. Simply tbs, friend homespun. be-
tween SicS.Ag and beng kieEcx.
A. Has France thea been kickisg usl
C. Yes, .he not only DOES thrs il dancing
her csPers, but sue make. u. pay t5s fadlsr
also.
u. What do YOU mean,
G. mean, Mir. Homespun, what you
and every independent American ought TO
know, that our poor Merchants, Mechanics
and Farmers, have PAID for French dancing,
within short space OF ums, not less than
Jfffesr millions Of dollars :!
II. Yes, l do know something Of this,
and the fiddler suppose il the great Escl
&. Pan.
c. The same, Friend Homeopathic
fddIes for ali Europo Just AT Ills time, ex-
cept one .itfis Island, and this no. liking
his price. tallows ms bow now and then.
n He plsys tor US also /!
&. No-there again you are mistaken (;
he uses our country - 81 instrument 20
ftay upon; he makes of the government
sHse uol-snd he has thrum'd and saw'd
away upon 1t without mercy until the cat
got 10 nearly worn out, and all the strings
are out OF tune.
H- We'll DO tho members Of the govern
ment get nothing for being thus snmr0t-
jug P.Gelt apon :
{, O!cs, The great Scrsper (they ssy)
throws thoW cDppo.s now and then, or else
hc thieGtlns item VIII, the car snIn. ts,.s,
1nd hua they sgtitr hlin u Play on.
III sarpv-r, MY. CvLInc, understand
w4At yDu would te at-but DC so good Us
- sPc~A OIt III lain English AID let the
fiddle droI.
{. / +Wee With you f..rs, Honespun,
: MHuA sense ~ ian languages j Tie best
A,cr ali.
z. Who is III fsu,; fyr al! tits
Y. You. III. h.Hlcspuu, you are greatly
"a :, az, yud mo and al Ct Us.
~ w hat nave < done Mir. CodI.ne. that
yod charee me So heaviiy--ycu will fnd
th2t shall not LIZ The oR.y sufferer III this
hla!nesS--.i huuEf yOa G4y am IN fault
your hAh AZ. Co4!ne, may grow musty
Deiore the merchant can buy or pay for IT,
{. Know 4 +; ana 50 will your prOyis.
ions a;,d 80 for your lumber il will not
PAY the hauling but did not mean TO of.
ienG you; We are uH in fault.
IL. How
{. For contdIng our publick affairs 10
men, VINO love o. fear the French, haze
commeice ana would destroy il and in
dong Tins, what uIll become ofthe farmer.
the mecAa;llo, aud fisherman All, all
must sl"k, and lien they would as easliy
make slaves OF Us AL, as The Great EmDeyor
did OF the French and millions Of oth-r
people.
4 But you aud cannct change gov
eminent.
G No-but you and and others, If we
90 our duty can place such men at the helm
OF the old ship Massachusetts, as viii RIO.
tect The nights Of all, without crinpine 10
the French ,kobber or bowling our Inde.
Pennehcc 70 Gj.y Ea5iOs on earfb.
ID nlghu well sad Mr. Codline, now
you ana agree To a hair-We shall choose
our Governor and Lieut.. Governor shorty
WHOM VIII you give your lote for
Our tOrmer excellent Chief NT.g;s
trate-Tne -'-'eN
Hon Ebx..l