Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-16

into tic GU. a.a is.es, Will, ike
sdcstrncsiye is.s@ ataair rest.ferous IN
fluencc upon ca oldcrs exceped)
in society. i As ee is country prove
true TO them aag wll4 ere long check
their present sea Sa khe9s ss,ernus career
BY reroving tncs.rrrom Office at fatue elections,
sn.l placing the disciples of Washing on in pow
err till his is done, War, Invasion, Taxes and
Poverty will &c the order of the day for these
are the fruits of democracy when in power !.
and 50 long as it can hold The reigns Of govern
ment. every measure calculated to put down
its baneful influence, will be censured, ,radu
ced, and coude mred. Every attempt 20 EXPOSE
the gross folly and Encouragement which ever
where prevails in the administration of tn
general government, will be denomlnated b
those 10 Office a. wicked md treasons bic. h
accounts ios ali the calumny and abuse whos
has been bestowed upon the meeting 1t Hagt.
fri whether they have mcriieo il, the pubick
viii judge by their proceedings One clrcuu.
stance, however, is ycry evident, since they have
been made pu5lick, the tevilers of The csnyen-
hon are no Attic Disappointed ard sexed to
find their predictions a. false as they we're ma
liciotH.
TIE NotionaE Baak.--aIias the great stocS-iob-
bing, specializing project, for the benefit OF Mr.
Madison's War creditors, has received its quietus
by the vote of the independent and enlightened
Mr.. CHEyEs, the Speaker of the House. This
plant, or rather weed, generated il the hot-bed
of democratic folly and ignorance, has been niped
in the bud. The Banks already established in the
several States now furnish more than suiEciency
of paper trash in the form of bank bills, for all the
purposes sfmpositon and speculation, without the
tai of fifty million dollars, only fye Of which were
to be in specie. III the administration cannot get
along without Paper Money, let them continue is
suing their 'Chequers; the publick will not he
wholly in the dark as to the amount issued, as this
will be specified by the law: but bank with a
paper capital, would prove one of the greatest
evils imaginable. Ii the General Government
| want bank, let Mr. Madison and his party pro-
pose to establish one upoa those principles which
common sense and experience dictate; with reas-
enable capita specie in the vaults 10 redeem their
bills, and guarded and regulatcdas to promote
the general good and not party purposes and they
viii find no objections TO such bank. One on
different principles may subserve the views of the
officers Of government and the holders Of II. s.
| stock, but it would be heavy tax on the
people, particularly those "who by their daily la
| bour earn their daily bread,
1t affords nue., satisfaction to the friends of Con-
stitntional freedom TO- fpd that only ,ss4 of She
democratic members in Congress from NEw-EN-
GLAND (and there arc Thirteen in the House and
Senate,) was strongly welded to party, as final
| ~ to vote for making the CONSUMPTION Eli the
law Of the land and that was Dr. Parker, of Ken
nebec District; but it is probably the last oppcrta-
nifty. Mr.. p. will ever have Of giving a similar vote
as his constituents have given him iease after the
4th of March next, to stay at home, by electing d
gentleman in his room, who will never give vote
10 force freemen into the ranks OF The regular army
for two years, to be shot at for eight collars b
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