Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

centum' Under this au,bo,; "a Of ont =
law oil the Secretary did. - the soa /
June, subscribe on his own a.. - 'ne 2oa. !
procure subscribers to the amo Oual, and ii
or twelve bundled thousand 'u J ofslssa
further statement Of facts i ~ uOlas /
pefioo mentioned the Well koova s'ha Ii
SIX per cent stock in this c;,, a ptcs /
n'"efy-seven % mnefy.eisht t.ry -, vas loo
that on the Day when the ~, -. 'eatun =
place. any of the customary sr.s tes
Treasury in Philadelphis could ), s Of i,
procured the whole amour, : sadly hss
bed a. n,nely'seven and half !, I : au1'tl
IS confidently believed and assa ! 'ss;tq O, /
petent judges, at minety elest 50 0ycea
his being the case, i. follows. r q ca
piece OF management between n 'aai b
md his son in law, by which NV a' ac'ear
nVes a large profit, the United I. .s''t' L;
actually received less money Sor '. :. hae
thus created, by between fHI ae 'DsG
FORTY THOUSAND Doll -. AAO
the perfectly well known MARI, ~
For this we accuse both the pam; ~ 'ass.
ned ct untaithiul and uniustiS, HI A. eOiss
The secretary had no ripb r. = .Oudets
the public stock of the United STAT, nsp y
than It's real and known value. n ~ u = = q
son in law, or any other individa.a ]'a'h BY
il it be said that Mr. Dallas was ;an and
the value IF stock in PhiladeIDbi, g",a. 4
he ought not to be ignorant on xns p'Sai'a
c&sion) Mir B~che, as his apent =" ! = g
rlgh', either IN moral or LEGAL no ~ =
'iew,.'o dispose OF the properly q s p9"l =
The hroferty Qfthe feQhle 81 he H,[. s'V =
for les, than what he knew to be i. -, s4a
ne, though having dlscretlonar, =. =
from the secretary to do SO. NJ 6 Nv
having some legal knowledge, Need 49,
told ;h~t II commission mershan, !. =
agent had done similar act in Ii. NV NV
concerns OF life, between indi,idn.l.
m ! h be COMPEL d by law to MAXI -,
10 his principal The difference betse.ss' ~
price received and the actual knoon w.
at the time Of sale. If Mr.. Dallas wac ,.s
rant of the value of stock in this ms,k,,
must have been owing to gross and bigp.
criminal negligence on his part; ina,n~s
as there had been no sudden Use n,
price of that article Indeed, on the IA
OF June, four days 6efo1 ethis criminal rm,
action took place, six per cent stock ofn
United STATES was publicly sod in this d,
OF which any one might have been inform. /
ed, at ninety nine and half per cent i. /
Guiding interest, which is fully equnosn
TO new stock at ninety eight.
This, for the present, is our ansyah
the challenge. We reserve for futur,w i
caSion, the disclosure Of facts consscl.l
with this transaction of still darker hue,
Men who have the gfrstest talent 1t gsrl
office. sre very ofea miserabiy deficient IN as
OF ability to discharge the duties Of Office Til |
ohserssti u, which is too obvious to be Dew, s
been remarkably exemplihed in the short hss
~ of he Americsn republic, as well IS iaIe
histories Of Ill the preceding republics. sssh
are past away, snd nothing left Ct them bu il
records Of tLeirgoodly beginnings Sped I
decay-4ud their trsgical end. i
In the outset of our federate government
conduct Of it was committed to men who 10 1
orally spes king, were able STRENGTHENING
we'll informed with regard to the intersssa
heir country, and Of acknowledged Ir,bIgn /
honour. Az that period, as wei IS st The pre-
en', there, we're two great parties 10 IBIS c'a'
Try; The one was called federal The other as
federal: the federal psrtY comprising those Ea
approved ofour genera government, and lbsp
si-iederal party consisting Of hose men vao E
posed its ratification, and who bought, Or 90
That IL would be an engine OF oPPfes'asm
tyranny, and would swallow up 1e sac W.
reignties. Blu, though the Two Psr'les aa''''
widely in opinion with respect 20 iDe ns'"
the government, they both acted unoa
impression Of the importance OF eieeans
men to admisister it and 10 occupy - ""
departments, The people had mol ie""'
rogue in grain, might, nevertheless, =
snd dislnleres,ed pa riot that cpA''s
sordidly selfish 10 bes ow his wafm SO
IN single iadividus of The natioai nns"s
theless,en ertain mighty affecnoal 2 :
ofihat nation that men, whose l'i'Ds .gr 4
formation were scsrcely,l il q all aOS's 40 s
rity, were fit to iegisIate for u'e NJ
The good people Of those ''llle' - ~
these precious discoveries. Acco'0"s' 81
ing The impulse Of old fashioned c0'lu's" ..a
they elected to the several anl's' s.asI
ment such men. generalls, ss NJ '''''' s..xul
asbsmed of--men who did CO. push :. .d5a1
forward, but were selected for 'asi"'
ac;er. .~., dHI
So stood things. during me sA' s. ~