Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28

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7 his war certainly las I'D one good
effec, ior ne frderalists Il has proved
The rnih ofaH thefr asser lions, and II has
fan, d0qen their most hated opponents
1t has proved that Rli,ain would not
be coerc,d into an abandonment, Of her
principles.
II has proved tina, canada could not,
| be taken IN slx month";.
], has proved tie ~ r w.nt Of talents
in the sdminis,ratio Q govern either
n peace or War.
!, has Ia, down ssea Hull. whose
teifiversa ion Was the theme o. ever,
mars conversation, who deserted the
federal parry 10 get in Office, aud who
Is In soMB danger oil terminating III.
career with a halter or something as
| bad
IL has put down Gen Dearborn, who
was ole Of the mes insolgnt and VIM
dlciive men e his pa ty Ia New Eng
land who began his career IKE The god
u war, aud has ended il like the god oil
love. lnslead oil the chariot OF Mars,
d avn b, 6eiy ooursers, he has mouL-
ted tie Car OF Venus, drown by doves
he is Laid upon the shelf, like elbow
admiral, "more OF less
], has put down poor Tuule, who
blusered So much during Ge'ry's reign
oil terror the Legendie Of democracy,
but lperhaps happily for himseif) has
escaped being sho, Tor oowarIice,
(Which migh, have been his iate) by dy
ing the common amy death he fell
with at least ten thousand others, no, IN
the field Of battle, buI IN the bed Of pes
liferous disease.
1t has pu, down Wade Hampton, ont
OF our most haughiy southern eppIes-
sors. lie is, or will be laid aslde, a.
quietly as Alexander Smylhe, or Hull
o, Dearborn.
Ii has put down Don James Wilsin-
son. a man who has stood every thing
but ire man VINO could survive sbd
even blusrer after that famou, iayesiiga
ZION II Congress is completely wilhered
b, the blasting exposures OF seoretaiy
Armstrong
hus they go on, each ael.ngss the
execuiion.r OF his p edeo, ssor, and all
per'shing by turns. l. - precisely liz,
the shifting scenes and factions oil TIE
| French revolution.
Wen, let them 90 on, VIC say. They
canno. suike amis, Whoever falls o.
mongst them, We know there is one
more enemy to the happiness of Tia,
country gone.--Bsss. II. .faptri.ser.
| History relates las an instance OF hor-
iible bar5arity IN Ole hand, aud ex-
treine serihiy on the otber) that II he'd
been the practice Of some OF the West
|, dia SHAREHOLDERS, ~ nuzzle their ne
to prevent their tasting Of any Of ,hr
fruits that were growiag under ih.il
hands / he mIzzle vas an oyel plate
OF iron, which, save a lew breathing
holes, completed, blocked up, or en-
bargoed the mouth.
Whether there has been secret
understanding between the aioremen-
toned islanders and slave holders in re.
publican America, or whether The in
genious coptris ance had It's origin III
France i is a solemn truth ,ht the
great body OF The freedom people oil
this country, espe ciali, en the seabosrd,
are, It this instant muzxled nearly as
bad as the said negroes were, though
no, exactly in The same way.
When The people adopted the con.
stituuon OF The general Government,
they never SO much as though; Of In,
same muzzle. They expected. homes,
souls that under that constitution,
they would be protected in the enjoy.
ment Of the fruits OF their lsbour, and
be pc mitttd to make The mos of them.
Had what has happened b eli eshewn
to the men OF New Ehglal.d, they
would as soon have made covenant
| with death, as a covenant of union with
the states which lave thus wan,only and
cruelty oppressed them.
F'om the RichDto.d Inquirer, of FEB 2
SIS Mr. King, now in Congress, from
Massachusetts, the sane man 80 he
whose vessels under British license,