Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
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THE FRENCH PARTY.

The late President Adj ms, for whom the
Democrats now have such profound venera-
lion, in letter published in the Patriot not
long since, has pointed out IN direct terms
mong us. What will the advocates ortnU
ridiculous Henry plot say TO this Tins
ingenious spy could not in the worst times
discover British party among us, though
sent, az he says, for that express purpose
yet to indulge lis mllign'ty against Ham
ilton Mr.. A. has given fall account OF
FRENCH PARTY, and their violence a
"a nst his administration.
"Did Mr.. Hamilton recollect the state
Of our presses Recollect the names and
Donular eio1uence of the editors of the Oppo.
sition Papers That scoAing, scornlng wit,
and that caustic maiignity of soul, which APP
reared 50 remarkably in the writings Of
TRomas Paine and Calender, which, 70 the
disgrace Of human nature, never fAilS to
command attention and applause The
members Of the Senate and the House, who
were decidedly against the administration,
their continual intercourse and communlca-
tons with French emissaries The hide
Gus Glamour against the alien law, and sedI.
| ton law, both considered as leveuec entire
! " against the French and their friends, and
! the surrender according 20 The British irea-
! ty Of he Irish murderer Nash, IMPOSED on
| the public for Johnathan Robbins
"DID He REcoLLEcr THE INsURREc-
| TIoN1N PENNsYLvANIA! The universal
and perpetual infammatory publications a
raihst the land tax, stamp tax, coach tax,
Excise law, and eight per cent loan: did he
never see nor hear of the circular letters OF
I members Of Congress, from the middle and
s.n,nern states Did he know nothing OF
In. biting sarcasms, the burning rage, a
rainst himself and his own army ; Did he
! know nothing Of kind Of journal thai was
published of every irregular act OF any oth
Ger or soldier, of every military punishment
that was inhicl ed, under the appellation q
! the CanibaPs progress Did he see moth
ing of the French cocksdes ostentsciouslN
exhibited against the American ccckade F!
Had French minister been seen here
with his suite, he would have been ms andy
informed Of every source snd symptom o.
4 scuntent. Almost every Frenchman upoT
the continent, and they were then numerous
~ al the states, would have been employed
in eliminating the American government, IL
spplauding the condescension Of the French
directory, and the friendly, conciIisting dis
position IF the French nation. Nothing
could have been kept secret the popular
Glamour for peace, on any terms, would have
been 'ery difficult, if not impossible TO re
sist.
"The multitude in Fhiladelphia, as it was
were almost as ripe 10 pull me out OF m
| house, as they had been TO dethrone Wash
ington IN the time Of Genet. Even he nigh
Of the fast day, the streets were crowded
with multitudinous sssemblages OF people
especially that before my door. and kept II
order only. as many people thought, by
military patrol, ordered. believe, by th'
GoverRpr Of Pennsylvania.
"Mer enumera,isg all the symptoms 0
the popuisr bias, il would be frivolous To en-
Large upon the conversations Of which
was informed, at tsveens and insurance off