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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

French were mIrdercd-thaL l'yo ituiiu ~ ai.' MY
Thousand Frencl. sc0Gen were mufdered-and ina
two hundred and thirty thousand ffe''ct c'safe.i
mnr,lpced a. it appears by The statement IN Oli-
IL h;storv The tears and blood OF so many men
"a women and children, the sons and daughters OF
France moved them not at all : the Wretches VINO
committed these murders were their idols.
All with vet more abundant respect and affection
al ,Lesa sane men regard the Corslcan's reign OF
tn-ror ~ and over France. From the beginning
even 70 the end OF his bloody career, their wonder
IND ewes were steadastly hxt upon him alone and
in proportion as he poured out the Viais OF Ms
wrath they poured forth The incense oil their nom
age They knew very well that france was mser-
able-that France groaned from the bottom OF her
heart under bis horrible tyranny-that the youth OF
France were sacrificed even by millions, to gut ms
ambition. they we'll knew all this but regarded 1t
not. Thew were touched with commlseratlon
for the neop{e of France. They had no pity upon
French str;piings and boys, dragged away from the
parental roof in chains, to perish in foreign wars;
they had no pity in store for them, or for their
waiIing mothers. Their hearts were set upon the
tyrant singy ard by how much the more misery
he produced, IN France itself as well al in other
countries, by much the more did they respect and
seemingly love him.
I II there had been any doubt upon this point for
mcrly, that doubt is wholly removed. a he veil
that covered these men Is rent 1t is proven fact,
that they regarded not the people OF france, but
! their oppressors and tyrants. The French people
were emancpated, and on that occasion they re-.
joiced with exceeding joy. Almost unanimously
the French people rejoiced at their deverance from
what they openly proclaimed to have been fright
full and all-consuming despotiSm.' And did the =
mericans aforementioned did they rejoice with
them ? or rather did they not wall aloud, and did
they not almost gnash their teeth with rage for the
self-same event that had given such rapturous JOY
to the people of France This thing admits Of no
denial /; it is VIGOROUSLY true And besides this, il
is equally remarkable and equally true, that
as it was known for certain that France had aban~
doned the last of her tyrants these American re-
pubicans forthwith abandoned her. AT the instant
they were assured that Bonaparte was fallen, they
ceased all as one, to regard France with partial
they did for Holland, or Switzerland, or Austria
1T was the tyrants altogether, that they had 50
nightly revered and loved.
| And now, to crown all, no sooner did they hear
the news Of the re~enthronement of the Corscan
than their hearts leaped for gladness aud they
shouted for his success openly declaring that his
cause acaS the cause of mankind a0d expressing
their hopes that the French nation will again ere-
cute pr0digieS. Conn. C0urGaH,
Steam Boats are now established on near.
~ every great fver which empties into the
Chesapeake, and Others traverse the bay
one plies between Baltimore aud Norfolk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

The question has been freosenrlv .sL.,
why 50 little preparation is mak;nn !,
greet, with the usual demonstrators e
the birth day of our Independence ~
mother year has rolled away, and We H..
reason TO bless God, that the rude h,pa.,f
aspiring ambition have not prosuard -
last pillar OF the temple Of liberty i.
close hnds us al peace. We no IOns,,
tremble at conscriptions, nor shudder.,
the rapid approach of military desoolrn
Why, then, do we not rejoice Nhy NJ
devote the day to lestiyity The time h,
been, when the poorest mechanic or lsbou.
er could easily spare from his pocket sv
shillings TO make his heart glad on this b..
Gus anniversary but our glorious war h,
brought with il crop of taxes and doubs
duties, which compel not only the Door In.
rich, 10 study the most rigid economv
Mr.. Madison's collectors now thrust tbei,
long arms into our pockets, and fitch awsy
that portion OF the hard earnings Of indus
'ry which we would gladly spend in drink.
ing 10 the memory of w ashlngton and Ii.
revolutionary heroes, who achieved Our
lndependence.-Shy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

The forces are reckoned in round andtx
aggeraed numbers, much easier written
than raised. The allies, ulquestionably,
shave augmented resources; and we have
not seen any thing which looks like want Of
zeal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

would answer and saw IN sch request
wonder what beca're NJ rHs Proiusion OF
loyalty when on my pilgrimage .o kiba
Methougbt l head * .hat moment, sounds
very different from sacD tai9g compl-
men,s BataA#5 5rafh.
Fran. be Eaf Indies
The Bombay Gazette OF Oct. 20,
gives many particulars Of an uniucceflfui
attack by the Britilh troops, aganft the
fort of Nalapanee, or Kaluugs, in the
Goorkha coun,ry, in which much gal
lantry was difplayed, and many lives
LOFT but 70 well ported were the nafives,
and 70 relolutely did they defend their
ttrong holds, as eventually 70 reiltt every
attack made on them for ieveral fuccei-
five days. In this affair, Maj Gen Gil
lefpie, chief in command on that itatlon,
was killed. He was to be iucceeded by
Mai Gen. Sir William Grant Kerr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

Steam Boats are now established on near.
ly every great river which empres into the
Chesapeake, and Others ira, erse the bay
one plies between Baltimore aud Norfolk
They are very convenient, but they occa-
sion an immense consumption Of fuel.
Perhaps those near The Chesapeake use
Virginia Coal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
MIG H7Y ARMIhS.

The Paris papers make Inc number o!
troops with which Napoleon will hne The
French BORDERS to exceed 6O0,oCO men !!
one half Of which are regulars.
A German paper OF some reputation
says, the Allies VIII have in field, and at
hand the following force :s-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

vofed land once more TO havpjnss. =,
= agaan involved in the horrors og nile ln..
aesolating warfare, America i destructive =
fepose 50 consonant with the fsol;soSiog that :,
tan. The war drum has ceasea OF tie ii,
ear, and nougEt but the homes, = FioEate & $
, "Gm rnsags the husbandman The ' =. q Re-
miu1" ano her helpless orphans po 'ssn q d.
nOI 10 sney uread the approach Of a yn,b, Sc In
% lay waste and desolate their t,Ie sp.,
'hey depend Tor existence. All isss, .pO'o On RAiss
qaif-ihe heids are again smiling VIII !. and Ia.
ofPlenty; and gla,ness aud iov ~, i" 'ae harss
every village and hamlet. Turn frna s'si lanuS
OF real felicity, for moment, ana sl sals pcss
happy condition of Europe, Tbesss e.. On then.
discord and contention reigns Nv. = 'ae aaisa
iofgetul Of the. mild injunctons IS sa1 ,land--ae
tost on the whlrlwinds OF passion AMI Hsssen Il
tneir deadly weapons to destroy each III nis
Regardless OF the consequences ,Lo'. o'neFs Egu
battle held, and thousands perish !, 'uM toa.
ambition, anpitied by the wretch Z e aiiae 4
falk Such is the blind infatuat;o, Nnon tAss
departed from the favor OF God and T. laa, VITA
tne dictates OF his perverse and wieLa1 sl's
FROM TINS disgusting scene we can ,e,n' aean
own country with real Satisfaction = oag
proud tyrant rules with iron swav. tba sas's b
lions resting on his deere There -. .ss q MI
too much OF the virtue which animated =. 'saaia
The glorious struggle for independence a'aa
Americans TO fall an unresisting sac,iee,' = ada
arms OF any despot. That this spirit NAV 'u'0 u
to influence our descendants 10 the latss.' 'Vh'ns
let Us offer up our aspirations to hespanf ss''s
rejoice, but with moderation, implorins 6a le y
or OF every good and perfect eiftD ~ - Wv
country from the borrid tempest which i abes ~
burst On guilty and impenitent world a
Tirgia;a p,,..s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

Com. Chauacey is appointed to the com.
mand of the Washington, and Capt Smith,
10 the Franklin, American line of battle
SHIPS Il is also understood, that in case
Capt. MezO1rt retires from the Constitution
triga'e, Capt. s.. Clair will take command
of her.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18

troops and of the peor!elof the countries
he traversed to repair to his capital
The Prefectde la Gironde, baron of the
Empire, fAUCHEl.
We learn that the Duke de la Force
left Montaubon for Cahors, where he in
tended to organize the national guards, <
then to march against Fulle, in order to
chastise that town for having mounted
the national cockade, has been arrested
by the citizens of Cahors, and is On his
way to Paris underan escort.
Nj. the Duke Of Angouleme, is still in
the environs of Nismes. He used all his
efforts to induce his troops to defend the
cause of his family, but without effect
the corps are abandoning him successive
ly.
The Duchess Of Angouleme embarked
at Pouillac on the Sd inst.
On the Goth of March Easter Sunday
grand Ie Deum was sung at the princi-
pal chapel (st. Maurice) Of Lille. His
Excellencv the Duke of MoskWa (Ney)
assisted at the ceremonies-after which a
grand parade took place-l'he cries of
!. Vice rEmperear'" were heard from
all sides.
The fcte concluded with a splendid
dinner: number of toasts were given
among others the following by the Duke
of Moskwa: g The Emperor Napoleon
cur august sovereien--may that name,
cherished by every soldier, ever be a raj
living word to all good Frenchmen."
The Empress Maria Louisa and the
young King of Rome, were also toasted
with emphatical joy.
D;eppe, .March 81.
This morning at s o'clock, two English
!rigates, brig and cutter, appeared
before our harbor. The commander of
the squadron was asked if French yes-
sells could with safety continue to frequent
British ports-Le answered in the affir-
native. Immediately after, our vessels
set sail--they were hailed by the squad
ron, but allowed to proceed.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon the Duke
of Wellington packet arrived here, with
ten passengers, ali nglish-Shortly at
ter, the English squadron then in the Of
ing disappeared-Ihe captain of the
packet. who conducted NJ. de Castries
and family to Brighton, states that tie
prevailing opinion in England was, that
there was no cause of war with France.
The greatest tranquility pervades in
eur department, which has not been dis
turbed one moment during the late
change.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
DUBLIN, Feb. l..
POLITICAL DUEL.

We noticed in our paper OF the iva
inst. a duel Which took place at E!sHTp'
Court within twelve miles 0! D'o,il' u r,
tween counsellor O'Connell and Ar, lh
Esterre. en- the cd of this month, IL N,n nd
the latter gentleman received :, a "'" 1rIs
of which lie died two days after; G a."
circumstance which gave rise TO TIE or aie
rute IN cuestion. vas an observation na'S l
by counsellor O'Ccnnell at a neeIis 3 If
Catholic gentleman in which, sFe sat;', #
the recent resolution cf the co'por;al'O "o,t
Dublin, respecting petit.9nnS pa , nCer.
against TIE Catholic claims, MI y - N the
nell applied tie epitaet 6rss@ ''y+ N "outh
Mr.. D'Estelrs, who was me..ber "a !" u re.
CORPORATION wrote to M'. oCcnr: :..a s[.
curing disavoaal of the c KEN ,syirs
rress;an. Tie barrister de'IIne'' =. sI' ri
Whether the newspapers Lad or az .,,1si,
correctly reported this wrTd' np' r IN
:. that from the calumnioas nahnJ 81 i 6
which the religion and c1a'ae,t ,d " tie
Catholics of Ireland were tiea'G' 80 -" b;u,
corporation, no terms attribute" " tepy.
how ever reFrcachfol, could re e. t y . body
tpous feelings he enterta!aep -, .o' D,Ister'
ia its corporate capicity. "-"r, , i AID
re was not satisfied with th's fet'in ,Coa.
addressed another letter 10 Hr. y s.r.
, Which was returned! unofe"e"',.. u.,d
D,Fsterre ard his fnen:s Few ova a.a
threats of manuel chastisemG i', s .eets. .
rencontre was expected in he s.,', If
crowd, amongst whom was a., u ,Sscoupell
sec gentlemen, followed n'. svnectaroa
wherever he went, with al sNr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
Late from Terra Firma.
From Jamaica Papers.
St. Jaeo de la Tega, (Jam.) .aprll 8.

Rv the MAGNIFICENT we learn that ge-
neral Bolivar had marched from MonPos
upon Carthagena with about 1000 men:
800 Of whor, are Carracfenlans, and are
well armed: the rest want muskets, and
are SUPPRESSED ii inclined to his measures,
having deserted in considerable todies
lie had posted himself or the Popa with
only four FOUNDER, and holsted the Ca',
rachenian coIors, circumstance Wilch
makes the government more dlstrustful
If lis real intention, and tie troops OF
Castillo. as well as tie inhabitants more
resolate In tie defence of the place.-ltls
field r;ecc cannot reach st. Philips, and
the inrab;tants rlesse themselves in the
conceit that It mgst be intended to shoot
snarro~s. for ealing his troops. IN TIE
absence of mere substantial fare; they
are not aware Ct any battering guns,
which he can bring up. Ills supplies OF
nroyisions must be brought from great
distance. and TIE banks on the Popa ha7-
inc been recently filed with hides ana O.
tber nauseo,s substances, his army have
no water. but what is brought with IN
mense labor FROM tie Interior.
A few skirn;shes had AIKEN place be-
tween the OUT csts,in who, Castillo'sforce
had the aAyantage, taking 20 or % Pn-
scners lis pretence for sitting down be-
fore Cartha era. in place of St. Martha,
is said to be fer supplies of arms and am
munitioa but from circumstances whlch
transnired at Monpos, his real designs
are suspected to be to possess hlmsei' Oh
absolute power. to extort eShorbitaht sums
Of money. to leave tie place dismantled,
and even to make conscrif tion from the
are of IS to IS, to relieve his country tie
Caracas. after which, he sa, s, New gre :,
NADIA may be rescued, even Should II iaii
into tie bands Of the roya,i&ts.
There appears no aprlehe.nslohs. Oh tie
rart of the government Or inhabltants-
the usual supplies came into the market,
the river being protectedby the gHIl-Doats
but the Masda!ena being in possession
of Bolivar. leaves some uEeasihess a ~
the ports of Santo Fe, and commerce Is
entirely at stand however as rags ol
truce have passed, and measures o. &C
comodation Vas said to be in dellberatlon,
it i is thought , the present untoward , crisis
cannot continue more than a few Gays
in tie mean time it is desirable that a
British man of war should proceed thlthei
for the protection of the persons and pro,
| perties of the English merchants, IN tie e,
vent of t,eachery or disaster g'Vlng an
| enraeed soldier, possession of tie pace
About 70 of those concerned IN Inc
disturbance of the 18th January, are Da.
nished for six years, and tie sentence Of
death pronounced upon jose Mana lsie.
sias, which has been RENTED to ti'at VI
perpetual exile.
The reverend bishop of Popayan'. ION
Pedro Alyerz, on his way to tie fenlhsl-
la, and so Spanish gentlemen, came PAS
sengers in the Magnificent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
BosToN Glass.
I,AWRASON & FOWLE,

Haze Receired from the Boston GLASS
.uangfactory,
80 Boxes 8 by 1913 10 by ~ Glass;
ALSO,
TENHREE cases containing, Decanters,
Wine Glasses, Tumblers, jelly
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts
&C.: all of the above manufactory-l he
quality of the Boston Glass is known TO
be superior to any imported and VIII &c
sold as Iow-they are authorised 10 con- :
tract for any quantity or description OF
Glass that may be wanted which will vi be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
May 5.
as The Editors of the National In
telligencer and Federal Republican are
requested to publish the above once a
week for four weeks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
SAH-MAKING.

HyHE SUBSCRIBER informs the ci-
I tizens of Alexandria, that lie has
commenced the iSail-.Haking Business,
in the loft formerly occupied by Mr.. na-
MEL McDoueal, on Union-street, next
door to Messrs ]. & 7. VowelI's Store,
where all orders in has line will be care
fully attended to, and hopes from his
knowledge and attention to business to
share in the patronage Of a generous pub
lie.
Thomas Thornton:
May S. wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
Extract Of q letter from Cara,
dated S0h March. 1917

!" We are actually in a state If :.
but the beseigers have not the m NJ sese
continuing it long, nor of attael ;a's .
that, no doubt, will soon be- ovsna a'ass' 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
LONDON, SEPT. 20.
BON1PdKIf.

Nspolrop>s manner Of living lnce he
took poaeilon of his little empire, is
thus deicribrd in a communication lately
received from gentleman, who was OF
a party (three III number tina, failed
from Leghorn the latter end Of July. on
an cxcuriion tothe Hand Of Elba.-.s AT
ter 'anoing at Porto Fcrrajo, we were de-
Tired 70 give, in writing, our names, to
explain the nature Of our buiincfs at Eba,
70 what nation we belonged, and from
whence we lat Came. Iheic requia.
lions being complied with, We were very
hoipnably received. and comnlodiouily
lodged in the town Il fortunately &C,
cured, that on walking into the country
the next morning we were oyertaken
BY the Emperor anu two OF his attendants,
who were on horieback. He ttopt, ialu.
ted Us with great aifabllity and polite
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

smuIe Ihere with runnours,' that the In
dependence, The Coqltitusisn and ~
Privzte6te, viii $4,000 men on DO =
we're in complete readiness in Bo aa
harbour to maze a defcent upon ihaS
place
Col. Blommart, the commandant u
Cafine. lately called on Scotch geptla-
man and charged him with being 80.
General Dearborn in difguife, threatening
to inflitt on him the puniihmcnt Of a fpy-
Luckily the gentleman found naeans to
prove himfelf Britilh fubjcd, and was
accordingly acquitted.
The intelligence from Halifax, OF the
recall of Sir George P'evof, and other
particulars as fatcd by US a few days ago,
Teens not to be doubted at Caitine.
Bgqon d. AdOr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

nesss and then proceeded !, Z
During the ten days we rems;s. :,
Hand, We had frequent oppors a 9
feeling and converting With ~.
binary character, whole h,,,s =. S''I
Engliih we undsritood, "a,
The inhabitants informed !. ,h
Icon generally rites at an carIv ~
frequently Wits the extrem;,;..
dominions before dinner +
ambulatory excurGons, be m.'s
great care fuch fpots of ground
capable ofagricultural improve 'll
where he conceives forlificat;on.
nccchary to protect the coat ,s'..
Barbafy corfairs, whole fuddeee ' =
and dreadful exceGes, the ;nb' s'
have frequently experienced. Il
weather proves unfavourable. i.
to his iiudy, and will feldom iDe,l :.
one until dinner is announced
courie OF the afternoon he eo;,s. |:
convcriation of thofe friends vbs
followed him into exile, and je.~. 3
a particular fatisfaGion in exam;,;''
contraaing the different forms q y
ment that prevailed in former . NV Z
thofe which now regulate the F.
nations - Doring a converlat;o, ~
he held with us few days befo,. !
departure, he declared thai he th,.s
The EngIilh nation had reached i.
nit Of human greatness, and m;sI = .
fairly coniidened, at this day. ~ i
enlis htened and powerful nation j /
earth, although the population q q
Britain, inducing Ireland, did No, Is
underitood, reach quite 10 n MIL.
He leemed to take great pieafure il -
ing Of the Duke of Wellington, sst
capacity, military aquirements, aodsn
neis in the field, he thought va, n.
exceeded by any commander Of il. !
lent age, nor thofe who laourihed Il
proudeit era of the Grecian or Ram.
hiitory. Our Correspondents ltsr,
ffates thar BonaParte, before alarm
never fpeaks Jingle word about d: I
fairs Of France, nor even neudop, /.
boulbons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
Lbirrfentb Congrffs.. .Ehyp asain
THURSDAY, DEC. j,



The bill to provide additional reveus
for defraying the expenlss Of the goya.
ment and maintaining the public ersA
by laying a dired tax upon the Us y
read a third time.
Mr.. Brigham, of Maj. opp0fed ii
pafagc Of the bill in fpeech Of mods
ate length, on general principles ciq
petition TO the administration.
The queition was taken on the paals
OF the bill. and decided as follows
Yeas Ioo-Nays s..
SO the bill was patled and frnt s0t
fenate for concurrence.
MILITIA Draft BILL.
The houle took up the meaagc q Is
fenate announcing their agreement y
fome, and disagreement to others oif
amendments made by this houis 70 90
bill for authorizing the prefidtnt q 3
United States 10 call into feryice Se,'@
militia. Amongf the amendments =
agreed to by the ienate, was that isfs'
ing the term Of lervicc from two yeaf =
one year, and that authorizing ths as
cutiyc TO make requlf:lons On 'fs a!''
officers directly, in cafe Of failure o +
governors to comply With the d'n"
made on them for this objeet.]
The Speaker then proceeded TO y
the amendments Of the houle, IN WV
the Senate has refuied to concur.
The frlt Of thele Amendments -
that which propoies to itrlke 0u' Il !.
years and inlert one. as the term tor s'~
the drafts ihall be held in ferylce.
Mr.. Hawkins, of Ky. moved laa' 2
houfe receds from this amendne'' ls'
TO Fix swo years as the term OF is'sa'
The queition on this motion was - :
by yeas and nays, and decided 70 :
negative by the following VOC
For the motion, @
ngai5if il, Y
So the term Of icryice remains, =
ent, ons year. 80
The houfe having refuitd p ~
from this amendment, MIR loha'1' \.
KY. moved that the houis 'rey"
which motion was agreed TO- ...a
The hou.c then proceeded xfg KAN
Unfit on all its amendments 10 s" SIX
fenate had dif1greed--aa.i s0:s s. Il
of conference was appointed y Kid
committee of the tenatc on tna' - 4
The amendments Of the isa1 80,
bill which pailsa this houis iaPp ':so =
ry to the Is million anu a','
acts, were taken up aud assseu
| And the hnefc aciourned'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

Major General DEARBORN ard i.
dy left town Saturday lait for Utica, L
Y. where Court Martial IS to be hi
for the trial of Gen wilkinson, 4
which Gen. Dearborn is PrsGdeut ca,
eral MILLER takes command Of III
Diitria in ;hc abfcnce OF Gen. D.
[BgFsa Pasnt]
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The Whole h;(fory Of profl;oate nrofu.
eoo cannon af4ord ! parallel ans ,lc.
Is The !. 10, ev;se,. Il r5tn know
49,
.-tr, M sss.-s has
7s-s4.,-r - rer I'm.
go. go j. ..~.e,a ~ -aoro-
- If as for
IS. -. go ~. ner.
,.,,-,.5~.rs IS, s,otr~r far
1T 's ii ' sa s;r,r.csd
-, l.n'
rnr,hs. -. a,,h,;c ;nf,,vrn. oe,be
nation h.c.rr ~ d;ffrei1;nq Thar our
secrs,,rv &C 4 sr;,rv "a hen q
hrged - anno,1 - ~.ozld there.
| bv yiv;;no fhe ene zoe than
| he could OBJ ain 81 : batflrs. He now
knows bat YOU cannot raiic or fupply
armies and thar YOU muft either Law open
your {. untrv 70 his attacks. Or elfc make
Peace on his own scrms.
Now. if had nredi6fed Iaff wear that
fuch ffate Of thipps would exit I
might iultIy have been efremec a mad
man. In truth, melancholy as was the
picture then drew. [ had no idea of the
dreadful fccnes which we now behold. /
had no belief that COCO Bri,lfh TROOPS
on our fcaboard could law our Caoi,al in
afhes- defroy our Navy Y ard drive a.
yav our National observation-disclosures The
nation to an expence of thirty millions,
New \ ork to the expence Of two millions,
Virginia one million and an half. and
Manachufetts, near million. had no
idea that sooo troops only, in a flyine
lquadron. would keen 100. 900 m,Iiria
under arms-yet it is true.
Maaachufe,ts had at one time 10000
troons II tbe 6sld NswH,n,r ~.
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