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

and May For his crvccs he had been promed remunera
on and had fought it in vain OF Sir james nc has hnc
foughtt Of the Bh mniry, who would neither give bin
the office of Judge Advocate of Lower Canada worth hv
hundred pounds terng per nor coniuate ne IS
therefore, free from any obligations, and for the good OF tins
country unfods all his and their inquiry
Frft letter from W. w Ryland Secretary 20 Craig
making offers TO Henry propofng CIPHER SC January 26
1890 He accepts. letter from Ryiand TO Craig, dated
Feb 6tb unfods the CIPHER tells him 10 20 90 Bolton find
the leading characters the hength OF parties aceran
whether the federa depred and opPreed by the enbar
60 think of feperaton and how far at ALL they with the
aid Of Great Britain credena is ncloed to be ued only
if found very necefTary.
letter Of Hcnrys in reply hews his readiness ferve
the Brtl ntere and proceed his miIon-Nlontreal,
Feb Henry says he has learned the CIPHER, though
completely letter from Vermont ays, the people there
confdered the embargo unnecehay oPPPreive and uncon
tutional talk Of making Vermont av
letter from Wndor, dated Feb. rs, fays half Of Yer
mont will not join any opPoGon government and there
is fit take the lead in cafe OF civil commotion
letter from Amhert, N II. Feb %, fays gentleman
going de Canada, affords fate and favourable oppou-
nifty of giving you fcme further of my pogref
will make ue Of the pot offices, when avoid il
becau private fupercede the necey of writing
CIPHER and the contempt Of decency and principle which
forms part of the morals of the ubaltern officers of democ
racy would nclnehem break eal with the fame indif
ference that they break their words when either curioy or
interet is to be iniuged
Bottom March "A large party here attached to France
The embargo he nnk viii be taken off, and non-inercoure
Ifucceed.-Specultions on the fnbjed
March Thinks nothern confederacy quite fea6be
alliance theconequence but the leading federafs do
entertain ea Of Withdrawing it if it could be avoided
he people love the contribution, though they fur
u now BY it. though they hate the embargo and would not
repudate the contribution, though they uer jut by it,
under the administration of The dinguithed ederaIits
will do nothing fer eparaon they have great integrity Of
intention
March 9th and Sh-Unimportaut fpecuations fhould
non-nercoure place Not necefary for Great Britain
70 make concefiyla
March aoh-Nez -Hampfhire has elected Federal Gov
enor-Conneccun needs change Ia aughlof no COME
quence who governor of Rhode Hand, he merely the
Prelden of the Council. The administration with with
England but do nothing without the aid OF the Northern
States, the bone and mulcle Of the whole union
April 3-The Northern States viii do nothing for
wards feparaton April Interpretations on Er<ines ar
rangement May s-Maon will not be fuPported BY his
party he condu6fs honorably towards England May 3
Opinion reiulting fronafhe Newly ork election.
Here Henry leaves Bolton and goes Montreal being t,d
by Ryand Cags fecretay he longer wanted there
At Montreal he gives opinions and advice In Of
Rylands letters to Henry, he ay" really Of pir
the idea of Old England trucking uch debated and
accurfed governmet as that Of the u States"
appears Henry could obtain paw for the Va evice he
rendered and have dated June 9Th, 1871 his memorial
to Lord Liverpool complaining and begging office Lord
Liverpoos Secretary replied that Gov Craig fd nothing
bout his being recompcnced England Other letters paed
till Nov. 1871, but Henry gets office. HING La
CHRY Me- and hence his patriotfm this country
and his eXpoiure OF the whole 10 government.
When the reading 6nfhed, (which lated about an
hour and half motion made print the mefage and
documents
Mr. Pikn had objection the printing but they were
calculated TO ca unjuf odum part Of the country
Nobody that he had any knowledge Of heard of the
before, Of any uch project The letters libel on
the government federas democrats on every BODY
but hime and hmfelf he had proved traitor. He would
content to take character from fuch man.
Mr. Bib thought enquiry ought be ntitued though
he had bsie that the deras had thought of Join
ing the Brtiih for any fuch purpofe.
Mr. Widgery faid among other remarks-The old gunner
knows BY its hutteng when he has wounded
comedies with my knowledge of fome and proceedings
bout that time. would enqure-Are sHET ourfelves
up from enquiry believe much in the truth Of them
documents. Mr. Speaker, as that you that chair
Mr. Gholon aid, if any evidence it was hghy honorable
the Eaen fiction OF the unon for he ys not one could
be found to NEEDLE in the project
Mr. Quincy thankful if there is now or ever has been
an idea in G. Britain that there Bat party 10 Ameca
that the contrary is proved.
Mr. Wright of opinion that the publication would Be
calculated digu the Nothern lection of the union He