Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

the objects are attalnsble Or unat alnaDie /;
whether they are good o. bad! Whether If
we accomplish what W. aim at, 1t will ne
roducliye Of happiness or niser. to lhe IA
ion, honor or disgrace! % yes cries Oh
the hot partizan, the internal warnawk, tins
preiudiced democrat, the desout Mad,soni-
an, 40 yes; il the government. engages in a
war, or any thing else, Il IS our dutyto unite
and assis, il 70 accomplish ITS objects BE-
hey what they may; our rulers are the
Iaesl Judges of what is fit and right, asithes
have q view Of the whole ground; while We
are like moles, incapable Of seeing tuaasr
than we can feel" ~
Blu, suppose the government should VI
dertake to remove the Allegany IA untains-
and to carry the waters ot Inc ocean In q
tie ayssensasi SssAss Of Ohio, Asn.ueky aid
iennesee; must we all unite IN the pEo
ject "Oh that would be inlpric,ic4 {
We are not Obliged 10 perform impossible
tiles"
Very true, but We do not perceive much
greater probability, surprising we were all
united, and as mad as march hales, or ever
as mad as yourselves, that We could 6sbL
Great Britain into our terms, mo- Z easily
than We could by union MAKE nlari,ime
countries Of the western States.
But since you a.e SO fond OF union, WIN
do you not unite with rs; especially as W.
propose to you no imprac ,eaDie ptolect {
We ask nothing Of you but what Is clearly
within your power TO do.
For instance, it appears that Madison al ID
his party are now the only Obstacles IN tht
wy Of universal peace. "Donn with the
Madisonians, up with The w ashingtonians,"
is the language Of delivered Europe. Wei
then, if Madison and his parry are indero
the only obstacles in The way of our obtain
ing peace, there is some hopes lett to cheer
up our spirits.
Is Mr. Madison good man? Does he
wish well to the eoontfy! Mould ne mike
sacrifice OF personal interest and pride to
beneh, the county! % yes, answers the
MadisoniAn, he Is good man, anu trus
patriot am sure he would do any thing
10 serve his country" An | am glad TO
near il, then we shall certainly have peace /;
for as soon Is he hears that he is the oniy
obstacle in tas way OF it,he will, as he Il
ways has cone, initiate the noble conduct ii
the supsr sfninsEt' Nspplvoa and HAS,
him, TO prevent the further stfuslon OF
blood, will Immediately and without delay
resign the presidential Chair, alias The
Throne OF Virginia
Blu il he should not think Of tbs mos,
cersaln RENE dy ior all our evils, (Which b,
the way is not to be supposedly then lei Us
get up Petition, % put him In MINI Of it,
and to shew him the necessity OF it; IL,
US all democrats and Federasisls, unite, as
with one heart and Que mind, and sub
scribe it with our names and our pelilcs,
lha, he may be convinced that it is MOI
merely the wish Of hGriy but of The whole
American people, that he sho0ld RENE &c
enjoy onum cum dsgn,:ate, and give his fei-
low ci,izens the power Of saying, the tas.
lsoiIeol act Of THE man, is the bess acc sfhis
svAole k/e.
Now you say tina, he is 100 good man
not to be willing to crafty The nation, Al a
matter OF SO much consequence to lhem, as
peace is, a, this moment, when the war is
so utterly hopeless on our sids--,hcretore
il you will unite with US in this thing, we
shall immediately have peace; otherwise
we shall have to wade through three years
more of national suilerings, bloodshed and
disgrace, before We can elect and place IL
Office, man caha6ie Of giving peace, with
oul loss Of national privileges.
81 wont, wont" sxclaims every inter-
ested warhawk and Madisonian, s. won,
unite with you in any such plan. DO you
think will consent to choose new Presl-
dent TO please the British, and you tories,
and perhaps put your party in power No
indeed II The country cant be saved by
our party then let il sink, say would
"a her see every family in the Y States M
mourning than to see your party again in
power. No, no, ie, US fight untll all oul
seaport towns are demolished, and then re-
lire beyond the mountains, where liberty in
her native dress shall bid US welcome TO
her savage home, rather than obtain peace
through dishonor that is 10 say, rather
than suffer our party 10 sink, and yours to
rise. No, no, when We cried GU, tor union,
we mean, union for svav, not for peace; 8
union to strengthen our party, not yoars q
union to extIicate our party from its Giti-
cul.ies by tue help OF yours in short, a
union to support the Virginia Dynasty, 10