Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23

plain to be misunderstood that on the result OF tie cast
elections depends the question OF Peace War; tfk
that the reelection of Gerry will be hailed At Washmgt -
as evidence OF the voice OF Massachusetts 10 EUOr Of "a -
: Unless 1UQr talents wanted, would any elecoeelA
writer, hazard the experiment. made in the foregOMa
tracts, of urging and soliciting the independeasd
Massachusetts,, to vote for Gerry because
that line intfnitely superior 10 his RI
true interests of # #
| Massachusetts,
cause he would mi
they say, he can s.
bardttOnS, which won.
governor, man (by Il
9 valuable IN council
moral, - and with no
| riOr. Do this writer's ard
you to think less more
not remember how often e
! cy have quoted the well klioVA d.
Republican banner' to unlusty
Gov. Gore and shall much strong4
| language from the democratic Gov. CO
and speeches, as well as that containedintf
! be without effect and unnotced Coma
| things, and be persuaded OF truth too mad
/ ed, that the leading democrats expect andwi5
thing is wanting but the voice of Massachusetts A
ton OF a democratic Governor TO encourage and>.
thorze the President pursue course Of policy Which
to devote our beloved country expensive disruc s.
and unnecessary war; followed by the long list Of lis
nseparabIe attendants which viii eectuaIy blast al iii
rising hopes, and aerng prospects Cypress, degrade
and demoraize its citzens and destroy all that is com
Portable and desirable in social life.
Fellow Citizens If you desire to aid In such plans
for Ebridge Gerry If you are anxious and stil4
wish for peace for the prosperity Of yourselves, ends
and Country, then for the Prudent, = Cautious
and g Virtuous' CALEB STRONG. MERCATOR. IL
m. Cumberland and Oxford Senators.
In good old times, when a candidate for public office was
held up the people fill place of truit poh was
their cutom inquire Who he Has h lived among
he freehoder Has he any ineref flake IN commoI
with us i~
There now eow-citzen lifts Of condidatc for the
important offices of Senators from this Dr6 let ak you
TO compare them ELEAzER-W RIPLEY,
| DR.. JONATHAN PACE,
DR.. EBENEzER Poor.
Do you know thefe men What ineref have they among
you! MIR Ripley has, within months, moved to this town
keeps law Office but freehoder houe nd
in fact fay he has property qualify HIM accord
| ing to the Contribution, feat in the Senate
The next DR. Page has character ALL except tia he
is reputed to be man Of /puit. ..t
AS the other Doctor know nothing good i'll about
him.
Let conGder the Candidates the other LiR
MATTHEW CoBB-A man long known among you for the
correctness and liability of his character mercbanr up
right and honorable in his dealings citizen, unanbous,
public ipiried and liberal His property of various cfp
toHs makes him deeply nereed welfare Of his country
Mr. LEWIS is we'll known, and has received from Tie
and county which he edes the mott quvoca tony
of the high rePe6 which the people have for bis private char
aefer and public ferYces.
Mr.. STowELL, well known in that quarter of the county
where he lives and poees the confidence and eeem Of all bis
acquaintance.
Can you then hetae which Of the TETS Of Candidates
Chooehoe who of yeerday, young ambitious aprng,
and Of doubtful character of long eGdence among
yOuo eabed reputation and who have the fame nerel
that you have in public and private PROPERTY
THE HOUR IS 1T HAND -
NY friends and teH57O-citizen5,
You are not fenGble how you the brink Of ruin
Every mail from Warrington brings US the melancholy and a
beloved country and confuon they merely
ing to learn the reul Of h7i1Y N1d1y IF Mr..
Gerry and his friends houc h- ez6d they viii conclude
once that Daacb1 approves th national policy and
dy Join in the cehe dra.n IF eenlree, and decIaI-