Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
BY THE MAILS.
GOVERNOR GALUSHA.


times, who has fettled more important POI
litical points, off hand, than the prefent
Governor of Vermont, Mr.. JONAS
GALUSHA. Ii feems that the political
pot of that effervefcing fate, has once
more thrown this gentleman to the top !;
and the moment he found himfe.f floating
among fcum, he addreaed the by ftand
ers in a long winded fpeech, in which he
took profound furvey of the political
condition of every quarter of the globe,
except Africa land probably he never had
been told there was iuch place j and
then, like good Governor, as he is, he
fe! to boating of his own country and
countrymen, and intermixed due de-
gree Of genuine " republican" fwaggering
and then he breaks out In the following
rhapf dy--Itg0ice that 1ve haze been 70 well
l4qied that the ooi3fHutton Of this, as well as
that Of the Unifed states, has swUiUe.i the
form, and dsfed the Threatening (lyges Of
the tin1es " What :" fsm' is here alluded
70. we are not able 10 fay. The lpeech
was delivered in the month of October,
on or about the 18th day, from the whole
complexion Of it, his Excellency appears
to have been in troubled fate of mind,
and as the great hurricane happened on
the 23d of september, about three weeks
previouily, though we never heard that it
was peculiarly ievere in Vermont,5 yet
we prefume it blew 10 violently as to a.
Iarn him tor the fate no. only OF ms own
houft and barn, but alto for the exi.tence
of the body polite. We truft by this
time, now he finds himlef fscurr in the
governors feat, at leaft far the eajuing year
anu 5eholds +" tbs (Hge5 Of the tme5" roll
backward from MS chair of fate, or
break harmless at his feet, he begins to
feel more Tranquil, and will ih9rtIy DC a
bic to defend from the regions OF fiction
and poetry, and act and talk like other
Governors.
In lameniing over the fate of poor un-
baRpy rance, and charging tn. allied fov
relsns Win breach of their royal faith,
and Tutoring heir troops to rifle the lns
habitants OF their wealth, and TO lpread |
defolauon & terror through that opu.ent,
poliihed, and late powerful nation his |
ExcelIency lays-'' their Rabii Bversien
FITS quiet 81 bis tbrone, qvHb4M the least ex-
ah.n to Presrvs BIS o.vn b7q,ur, or any
Gemi,g concern j0r the interest and hapbI
ness gftbe pe2pIe o0er 1vb.m be n,mindLy
reigns." his is very uncivil language
for one fovereign to uie win reiPed TO
The ityle of courts thould be
calrfJ, not biIlingsgate. Belides, the
King of Vermont, ought to make great
allowance for his brother of France
Louis has been exiled from his throne
brty ysars--Jonas only t1vo. But We
nave no doubt even thofe two leaned lang
. him, for the love he had for the gov
:rnment, and from the poignancy of his
ceilings. during that fhorr period, he
ought to be able to realize fomething of
h0ie of his auguf couzin's during his 70
nu@h longer retirement. AT all events,
he ought TO have borne in mind an old
vulgar fory, that a kind Of civility is
due from. two homely kitchen utenGls to
each other-neither of which is allowed
BY the rules Of good breeding, or the
principles of jultice, to call the other
black.
If the Governor intends to have his
iylc, and his thoughts Fay we'll together
he fhould write his fpeeehes himfelf.
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