Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
GEhoie no. 736.

him think see him as he booked on he
morning when We forced the Hessiaps y
Trenton. Believe me, 81. afer ~ MANY
hardships, SO many defeats, thetsste Of vic.
tory on that memorable day WAS sweet in.
deed.
I And now my friends, we may well i'm
agine, what must have passed in tie mind N
this humble man when about % visit tie
grave OF bis Chief No doubt. f-om ,ybat
he had seen ofthe exalted character and SER
vices Of The illustrious dead, &c bad expect-
ed I'd behold bis country's gratitude pour.
uaycd Ar towering brass or marble And
when rs came q the grave, 10 hat mound o.
cara "hch rears its humtla crest upon Po.
tomAc's bank aud stamps opprD5riurn OF nv
/ country, 10 that HOLE a. which, by the God
OF hesven, would not even bury ny faithful
Gog' me Oh maR paused, and casting an in
dignant look upon the place. PRONOUNCED
these words-wDrds, which Amsr;c.ra
should write IN their books and treasure M,
HI Their hearts" II i i here, that my coun.
trymen have buried my General. where ~
The name Of Cod, would they bury m- ",
People Of America for a moment be-
hold this affecting spectacle. See rhe ~,
eran soldier az tile tomb of Washington. NY
Cesar wePt, On seeing the remains mi Pan,
pey dishon1red, well might the veteran a.
American liberty mourn III seeing W. 49,
ed. 0'''''" N''''
" It's not, ny friends, that American
genius ar resources are inadenuate N NM.
task. See in our view the massv strncr,rss
which losd the ground and resources nave
Deen found Tor every thing else. But " ia
that unhappy quality in man which cause,
MIN 70 forget his beneiactOr. And does NOT
my country fear this example, Far now j.
ven now she rOuses the warlile genius az
our land. She ellis on her youth 10 arrn.
TO prepare 10 defend those r,rLts. wb.
their fathers won. She SAWS. sway NJ the
held Of glory, be faithful, be brave. and doubt
not your country's rewards, her honors. her
GTatfn4des. DO you not fear the Youth viii
turn, and pointing TO the nrrlecAed rraye az
Washington, will say, it this Is my coun,ry's
gratitude to tbs nobIest Benefactor, what
have right 10 expect
Yet, my friends, mid every change ~
men and things, ~ long ~ | can raise This
tent, and SO long AZ nv faithful
services shall endear me TO nv country win
l, on each 30th Of Apul, tell To nv country
tnls sen I, same tale, aud cry to her people.
: 's''e e.pyOar, rrOIEI InC uUOarC
in the Britilh Houle of Commons,
on the 18th Of lait month, that, in
that Houle too, they have W,idgery
wag to amule them. During the de-
bate on the prooriety Of making fur
Their proviGon for the Barrack efab-
liihment, Mr.. FULLER, Wet Indi-
an, got up, and made the following
Speech -
Mr.. FULLER did not underftand
how Barracks and Orders of Coun-
Gil could be tumbled together in one
debate. Ii laugh The perfon who
lugged in the Orders Of Council
mutt be mighty ingenious. In one
word he'd explain the whole matter.
II hsgb Look to France and the
Wet Indies fugar was nine fhiI-
lings per pound in France, and all
the wif.acres here cried out, Oh dear
God ! let US all run with our fugars
20 France. but this was all a cheat.
Bonaparte only wanted Brazil fugars,
and other fugars from God knows
where. Let England itand on her
own bottom, and Bonaparte might do
bis bet for fhiPs and fugars, and coli
onies, and all that kind o'thmg.
They quarrelled with the two fellows
pumping. Ia angb) But let it be 70
let them pump away-Old Eng
land againf France forever"