Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-17

We - on. he deceiyed-therei is every res.
- "a believe that the evils we lnfiict on
~" C,nsdas will be retshsted upon the
,"e and exposed inhabitants on the
uei sarsd As,hose who declared this sbom-
80 ,yar have done nothing for our protec"
.''a and security, application ought to be
IL IN the legislaiurr for that purpose.
IN Tuesday last, the following persons
,.s,e elected Representatives from TINS
Wv, "s 10 The Legislature for the ensuing year,
J. II. Lngraham,
Isaac adams,
Enoch Prebie,
James Neal,
-Seahen Loagfelio7g, gun.
sU7liam Francis,
sSeqvard Porter.
Tho,be democrats made no arrangements
G., snnoogting any PARTICULAR list of Csndi-
ssss s,iI, many of hem attended the NEE.
,.r and there were 81 candidates OF the
democratic party voted tor-ihe Argus III
situations 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
The variety Of candidates for whom afew
,.sttsred votes were given at the election oil
REPRESENTATIVES last Tuesday, has been sup
posed by the democrats to indicate thirs'
br Office among the federslis,s. The facts
,ta,ed might as well support different con-
Ieusion that a great number OF gentlemen
were by the electors thought suitable TO
represent them in the Legislature. Bu' the
,pb is, that a. there was no doubt OF the
success of the federal ticket, some Of us
fiends thought proper to scatter Their votes
merely 10 indulge whim. OF the 90 can
dm twenty were of The war party that
lie democrats had their full share in this
thing with electoral privileges.
There is, however, anoiker spirit lately
-anfesled, of which we cannot speak with
l pmuch Indifference 1T is disposition to
believe that in this town there are separate
arssts among the different classes OF the
| Community. 1t is difficult to conceive how
| suh opinions can be entertained by reason
| able men. The merchant, farmer, lawyer
1 and mechanic are entitled to the same priv
| ileges, enjoy the same protection, and have
The sane wants The prosperity OF one class
is commensurate with that Of The other, aud
The horrors of war or blessing, Of peace are
felt by all, differing only in degree, as Prov
idence may have been more or less boane'
E But that one class has power or dispo'
slion 10 advocate or support measures OPP
pessiye or injurious TO the others cannot be
A b.ieyed by impartial men. II inequalities
ast in the operation Of any existing laws
II hey are no, the result Of premed,ts,ed op'
llp.ssion, but the necessary consequence Oh
human imperfeciion. Corrections must be
pplied by sober expe, fence and judlcious
discrimination, no, by precipita,e zeal and
houghiless Innovation.
In The selection OF men suitable tor legs
lltors, talents, honesty, education and Judg-
nent are manifestly essential qualifications.
Let such considerations, then, always have
their influence. when we make our selec-
tons, without regarding in what class they
are found, and we may be sure OF having
hcn who will be most likely TO answer our
Just expectations.
North lwmouth, Ammi r. Mitchell, Al
ford Richardson, Thomas Chase. James
pnce, If.
Festo,b Samuel Porter. 'Bsrnsbas Bar.
OIL
Eaejord, Calvin Farrar
N9fvay, Lew Whitman
Anoi, jacob H,il
Wistasset, jeremiah Bailey, Jno. Mer-
Frpbwg Samuel A. Bradley
Asv.C.oucsstsr, David Nelson, Samuel
.ssenden
BagOr Charles Hammond
hmtf~, Pinto II WasLourn, J. Ware.
b'Jas, George Watson
Ssre,, John Blake
t'is, Sch Morse, 'Albion X. Paris
h5cH, BENJAMIN Anes
AHPoi, jonathan ID. Weston
pasio,u. Thomas Rice
'age'oH, Jonathan Barnard
Not tue house last gear.
700 RebrelentatiVe5.
he Hou(e of Representatives of
State will be competed, this year,
about zoe members. Lait year
Ere were TAO sleflsd and the fed j..