Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

Tue Old nations OF Eu OPP tn are III This coun-
ny no d'egs OF popnl i II, fit piy suppl the
co lslani waste OF war, aud out II whch an army
can be raised Tor hire, any Tim nd for any
purpose A mics OF any magnitude can here
d. nothing bul The people embodi d !; and il tho
object be one for which The people will not embo.
dy, there CO be no ARMIES Il is think TOO
PLAIN TO be doubted that the conquest Of Conada is
such an object hey d not ietl toe lnpai.e Of
adequate motive Not unmndul OF miIi 4. Y dis.
thction, they YET sang uins fo au In thi.
contest. he harvest, hus far, they D receive mas
no. been great The prospect o. ke future is no
& eater Nor are they altogether reoo, eiled 10
the f'fncRte ct this INVASION. Canada, he, know,
Is mo- TO oe couqnsred, bn by drenchinp its soil
III he blood oil It's nh bitan,s fhe, Gave no mi 81
toF lhal blood lie borde' ets, the line, con-
nected by blood AND marriage, snd al, the lie. ne
SOCIAL itt, have no disposition 10 )esrarms AZ ainst
one IN lher Me CHESS ind cd Las been The tte
oil sone OF these peope l unt.rstsnd il 10 be
taci, that In ONE D! the II, D, which We coll bat
tes because We have had 20 ing else to eis, the
hams TO- D other has been IN aims sas, brolher.
/ ne bosom oil the parent has been expose d To he
bsyone oil his own son. sir, honor tie peopls
'hli shrin from a warfare like his ami nd
their senli,nenis md their fetinLs. he, are
such as religion and luna &, dictate, and such
as nnne out eannibais 5uld wish to Grad cite ON
the auman hear.
fau haze 10 succeeded in dividing HE leo,
pi' OF the provinces rom tbcir eo,ernn ent. Your
commanders ItH YOU that they art unit e lily
ho.tiie TO your cause IL IL not there iurs. 10
make war on thei' goyefnm,n n. IL lstom, k, war.
hcf' e,crue blood, war. on tie peoD, Themselves.
that You call joul 81 n1ard the woman, oil the
Northern States. he expeiien,e Of Two csm-
paisns should have aught 'ou. ttat h, viii lot
hat
ooty mat eatl' 1osr ment las pul it.el in wee
y posture l. has USED supphesliou nd n. = tt:
1t mas also menaoed, aids nj menaces compLhi n.
All Is III vain Ii cannot longer conoe rs as.k-
ness on this poia, Look 10 the bill b. foe ,ou.
Does not ma speak l4ngu &c ex, eeding e,eiy
thi0g ha,, said! You last ear cav. d bounty
oi sixteen dollars You DOW propose 20 q G a
bounty oi OFT hundred and TWEEN Our dollars, s.
you say you hs's no roe OF Obtaining men Il a
1--we faie. his Is Sufficient o convince me- it
viii be s0fhelent 10 CuDsilce The enc nv, and Tho
whole "o Id yo@ra lVes mi, excepted Whit bro.
<, eas your Canada Wal is making In the affection.
OF people
Ii - o no want oFnstnral resources, or natural
strength, IN toe oantry, that your isiltes oan b.
ut fiou'ed- The No,tdsrn States alone are sble
t. oserIun Canada in aity da,. armed o. unar-
med, any cau,, which should ptopel them by
Inducements sufficiently powerful Rscm. sin, 10
hI.ioD. As early IS i745, he t.nelsnd
co nIes falsed n army Of 500 msn aud COX
ioulsbu 4 ifom the troops OF Erance On what
puint OF the ,nem,'s rilor,, lsl IN ask have
yod brought ali equal force 10 beer In The who,.
course ot 'wo chi anus! On uGo,her O. easiorc
mors than bait aceniury ago, Massachu.e u $ lone,
although lis pc puialion did roi exceed one TN d IS
IFS ire senl amount had an Al my ultwelye thous-
and men Ot tbese, seven thousaad were al Que
time employed against Canad1. A stio1g
motive was then iell TO exist With equal sxer.
ton, that Commonwealth could now furnish an
arms oil ioriy thousand men.
You have p osecut,d his inya ion for two cam.
paigns; ihey have cost you vastly more, upou
tbs average, than the campAgns OF he Revolutions
Aiy war. he project has already OF the am.
people nearly half as much S the whole price paid
ior Independence. Inc iesul is before Us. Who
does not see and iee tha This resuh GisgI sses usf
Who does not see IN what esumsiion our marital
pro"ess mssl be by this time holden, by The ene-
my, and by lhe world Admins RATION has made
lis master effort % subdue province, III &c :hour
sand miles removed from the moth,r country, w.
ing at our own doors; scarcely equal in natural
strength To the least OF The States ot this eoned.
ersey, and defended by ex,etnsl aid TO a limited
extent. Ii has persisted Two campaings-snd IL
has tailed Lei the responsibility rest where it
ought fhe world will mol ascribe the issue 10
want of patrio ism in the .4a,e ican f,totle The
possession OF those qualities, IN high and honora-
bic degrees, they have heretofore illrs,riousy Q.
vino d. and spread out the proof O. The record of
their Revolution. hey will be still rue to their
character, IN any cause which they feel 70 DC their
own. In al Causes, they VIII defend themselves.
he enemy, as we have seen, Can make no ptt-
manent stand, IN any popuouc part ofthe country.
lis citizens Will drive back his forces TO the line.
Bui At thai ine at the point where defence esssess
and invasion begins, they stop They do nc, pass
II, because they do net choose to pass il. Offers
ing no serious obstacle their actual power IL ri
ses like Chinese wall, agains: thei, sn,iments e
tler feelings