Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1915. i

4" the prosperity of couxfry. and the pros
periy ofan ialigiduai must be. calculated On
the same principles !" and s<ka " what cal,
be the difference between nation, and IN
individual DO not The sa,put concinsjons fol-
low IN one case, as N. he's IL ! bsioafe
citizen IS dissfeseed BY his5t BIS. ifhe u ex-
expose1 70 dif'iculsies from the multi
pIlHl1r ID upon him, why should we
n1<' - ~ pafioA may not equally ex
Ienf o>6fftio4 81 such embasfsss
~ allow 4 plpIelsnd conclusive
~ t-but uafort0ne(eIy for the nation
~ doctrine 1pp<M1io be adhered to,
- present s<lmI6istrstion for there
pa atime 1<th e nation WAS plum
jtselfso deeply NJ debt, as q, the pres.
Arrih, he SAYS eide citizens of.Anerica
are 'ee uliarly fond Of knowing he.v their
money goes. They reready 10 pay their
taxes. bu, at the same time are snxious 10
pry into the dpptopv,at.en of them. Like
honest a,,r,i they are dcsirous to answer all
Necessary, and legal dem1<ls but i, is q
Nesu England fash on mine accounts
with critical acuten< illioas of dol.
fas are large spms, sfd when they come
from the ndokets of The people. they feel
satisfaction in Knowing heir direction"
This wss Chronicle doctrine about the
time that the present ruling party were fat
tering and cabling the credulons citizens
OF tie United states. and worm,np lhem
selves mo power. Bul alas how do their
former Professions. accord with tleif present
p'nctlce Do We now hear them recommen
ding i6at close in-esiigafiou, that c,nica! az.
ensaess which they formerly so srdently de
sued s.e,he people informed of the STATE
OF the Treasury in such plain and explici.
terms IS formerly recommended /, No. nor
VIII they be, I'LL their cars are ssluled vith
'he hollow oeho ct us e,nbD vaults Would
70 Hes'e7 thus NeU ENGLAND fashion could
once more be revi.ed not among the Leo.
PIE only3 but by our ,i4!c,s. Then instead of
iavIshing the peoples money on traitors and
spiss, ii would have been expended in for,i.
tying ouf detenceless seapo,is
Old South further declares that "the H.
coNoMY recommended by President Jeffer.
s'n rs the ley sione of ,epublicanis,n -
Blu have we not great .son 10 fear tn
he profuse squarderIng practised " him, &
he successor. will yet prove to be the tomb.
store Of our liberty For 1T the present ex-
ifavag system Of Mr.. Madison should con-
tinuc for n series of years, spha, seney shall
We be. than natisn OF slarss /? Will not pos
ie,i,y ,epyoach us for loading them with
sach ?onderous debt and debt for
what J Alas will not the historian blush 10
tell } dsot produced by prosecuting a war
t,r nc eonquest of Canada, and for the o,o,.c.
iisn OF ,nna'vay B,,tish s.a,,ien.
FeIluw Ct4Z, IS have - mn, hv dear .x
perIence, sufficiently tested +" eftf,rsonian
Economy" which las ever been The basi,
If Nc MadIson'S measures Has lie NATION
,eabse4 those golden advantages, SO of.n
no ~ Ell befo,e. and q. tie commencement
Il lie democratic administration Have
they not uniformly promised one thing, and
pegfs med another In SNORT if we compare
then former Professions with their present
practice. no unprejudiced peoson can VOID
seeing he gia,hg contradiction, which ex SIS
between then p'ofeSsior, and traci,e
Under the Federsl sdmihisira' ION the, de.
| olared the yoke 20 be heavy Bu if the bur-
den ypds then hedcy they hove made heir
hitie finger 'h'ote, than" their predecessors
Z" !oinS iheey Promised prosperity; but have
produced adversely. TDey promised to lessen
the expenses of government, bu, hsve aue
ne9ie9 iheh '"oi io ihey promised To ul-
minlsh our taxes bu have doubled The duies
on the articles necessary for our subsistence.
Thay promised 20 cherish commerce.; but
hsve nearly snnibils'ed it. They promised
peace bu, have plungedus into a ruinous, and
destructive Var. They promised 10 be the
GUARDIANS os our constitutional rights
but have we not abundant reason 10 fear,
that they will yet prove to be the AssAssIHs
of our liberty
REAL REPUBLICAN.