Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

'hc LcSioia'"iS VI uh9 state, senator NJ III
U. Stales-the votes stood for X. e. H..
45; for J. I. Mason A.
Two hundred dollars are offered he ;,
| post master, at w nreling, lor the d.,.,.:'
OF the villains who robbed ,br H.
States mail, on the I'd Of January. NV
MorristOwn, in Belmont county. ~.
The mail has been recoveitd, but tb.,.
several drafts on Plusburg missing.
| o<c-
Extra O a iede' from Ci5,atey, Orr
The Aiserine Squadron which ~,
trough these Straits % he westwsfd -
Alb inst. felurned up the Medi.errsne.n o.a
! l4th 1. ~ MT known vine Ter he ,ou.d,oas~
made any Captures, but its number ON -
was no, increased
| In the vicissitude OF political affair.
are accustomed 10 pass with so much -
idlty i.um one publick character 10 sno,A.,
as tney successfully appear, that We h,,'
hardly leisure 10 effect upon the lo.. :.
aus am when the great and good re.ire f,om
tue stage. Like actors in play, the char.
acters excite our attention rather nv !, -
exlsfnai splendour, or some extrao, oinarv
qualities, than by their wisdom or coodnes.
Merit Is oil so modest temper, th,, j, -.
Tres from, rather than courts, populs No
tIce and admiration. 1t leaves tor uh,,.
who eau better enjoy it, the acclama,iopo f
the Multitude.
he loss we sustain by the retifemsptof
GOV. 81 RONG is OF no smafi mags.s,ud,
No MN can better pc. forhl Ice ..r.ou, ds.
ica,e and arduous duties oil lis Office NJ
one can be.,er sustain the dignity and Inter.
EST oil the stale HIS Is thai c,,ar.ee rs
indeed there can be any, waicn has 50 d %
been sketched as tue MODEL tor d psrIsel n.
Ter. Above all views Inconsistent with Il.
interest oil the people over whom he has
many times been called to preside, Ls -
always rnted IN the Tea, Of The Lord asbal.
ing his hands from holding b,,bss. stopping
us ears from hearing evil" lie Is Of liz
Class vi men under whose rule the heohltm
Josce.
But, though nurtured in the p,inciplssi
the revolution, possess Ill the accn.
ii shrLt MS otti.e SCHOLAR, the wisdom 4
the s'as s.nan,aDd the Integrity anc f. MUGS
vi the patriot, Gov. STRONG has Dot ssczp.
ed the calumny OF those whose rtf.ubLcas-
ism was acquircd in the school Of yacoos.asn.
and Who's I.arionsns REGARDS only the ,.ref.
esiS ot Harty Indeed IL was MOI 10 b, q.
peCted that he should. 1t would have beea
almost a miracle, had he escaped the cen.
- 4 b,s ~ An. hau
WAsHISetoS, the PEI secu,o,s u Hans,l.on,
aud the caiumhialors Of King. Pickering nd
.dmes. But the confidence so repealedlv
,eposed in him by his fellow .clizens. even
IN the most Difficult. periods, Is the best
refutation oil all that malice has invented and
hatred suggested to suily his character. He
never sought office OF popularity. Unlike
our friends Of The iseoftle, he never praciised
the tricks OF demasogues for, though
He loy'd the people,
SHE did not like to stage him 10 heir eyes"
His parting address to the Legislature
ought to be preserved by every Gil zen.
His words are the words OF wisdom and *.
perience. 1t is legacy not unworthy OF
being oided with the FAREWELL Of
Washington and we tru., that, with his,
II lllong be engraven upon the tablet Of
our hearts. Worccsfer Shy.
A long story nude short.-ln June, 1879, the
Congress Of the Uuited States declared that war
existed between this country and Great Britain.
During the whole period of the war; which was
near three years the administration and its supports
ers we're constantly dwelling upon the woinl history
OF British outrages and aggressions, and Boosting
oil the advantages we we're TO obtain by the war.
They often made the most solemn declarations that
no peace should ever be concluded until every
grievance was redressed, and every object for
which the war was waged, obtained in just and
satisfactory manner.
list. To Conquer free trade aud sailors rights; !"
or IN Other words to obtain stipulation from great
Britain, that the flag should in all situations and
under all circumstances, protect the crew
Cd. To obtain deinition OF contraband and
blockade
Sd. To compel Great Britain to respect Amer-
ships and goods in case OF future acts Of retsa
ton among the great European powers
4th. TO obtain decentralization for spoiIations on
our commerce, committed under the obnoxious Or.
ders in Council
5th. To obtain possession of the Canadas,
9th. To obtain an acknowledgment OF our for.
mer boundaries
7th. To obtain continuation of our East and
West India Trade
9Th. To obtain a continuation of our prvilcsesin
their Fisheries
9th. To obtain the liberation of 6257 Impressed
American seamen--
10th. To compel Great Britain 10 renounce ca.