The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
The People Of Maine.


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TIos which induced believe view well founded
every mans common who free from prejudice the subject
AND h want of state funds be supplied by sauy tares ON the
people to establish the and bring operation
e. ir mansy Maine that commissioners should
from e tame tor the divide the public lands according
e judgment halves law provides such manner and
such parcels they proper the pacng the land into
lots advantage Mne to the profits
TO be derived on their respective shares Maine has necessity people
her lands and bring her taxable property
be increased Massachusetts has such necessity and husband
her lands and that she will fail do
The six commissioners with their cbainn &C.
to continue then the public half which to be bone by
Maine for the term 9 make their profitable to Name
but directly the contrary their whole being manifest" profitable
Massachusetts only Who lands divided into
parcels But this not all the exemption The lands to be sci on 10 MAS
saches being taxed the Massachusetts
effect of provision holding Maine BY
other tides e sn all under Massachusetts hold
their lands rtro taraoa, Massachusetts
Bur the granting land Massachusetts, always has
been obligations M Deeds when the land paid for
and must be Massachusetts managed with policy by Ia
extending the credit the interest On the
chase agreed be paid Thus rendering that interest," substance
10 protect her ee by those the constitution which the
separation law ingrafts into
UsDEa conditions cannot
rceive, by principle that Massachusetts, entitled to one
half exchange for ol For manifest that increasing popua
on contiguous the lands Of Massachusetts,, be continual OF
their value without exeons by
the k would be without it, Therefore Massachusetts, gamer by x
changing manner half Other. And
follows that all the valuable real Massachusetts
ed By the law for nothing
3 Wa for fulfilling the ipulatons Of
r ano 70 De appraised py NE commissioner Tor 70 the
FIRST place. by the law De paid Of Inc indian
l and 5@ We arc py D1 ppp" s s ,i Indians of al
,h;r csin. o M,clsr, " IA M; h go Ms,chnsat our nro
portion Of their obligations the Indians pay these Indians
the whole that agreed pay them tor the insignificant sum OF
besides this, Massachusetts have half quantity quality
very
be Of superior quality highly valuable Why instead this
nominal Maine the lands coded
TO her the last year | the Pnosseo Indians Indemnity Name Tor
paying proportion Of the Indian obligations and then Who'll
y freeing the fulfilling stead?
raE right reserved BY Massachusetts all bonds for
the performance OF settling duties enforce them pleasure
people Of Maine the Of the Legislature %
Nber believe, ought all the other funds have been left The
subject: Maine has pledge whatever for The faithful
application and employment, Of these funds render hem productive
has indemnify which happen from
uimanagement While hand Massachusetts not on
that he laws Of asachu force her lands
unaered and be administered Massachusetts y The courts Name and
the United States they e1i hus Imposing the existing laws OF
Massachusetts,, respecting her lands part constitution
placing those laws beyond the the legislature OF Maine to
S. subject undest policy Maine. and haste what
OF Massachusetts, demands This she has and pked by It,
doubtless the which she supposed ex
Maine this ubc that encouraged her and adhere to high
claims potic-Bu be excuabe
close with the Our and representatives have announced thai
proves delsy- not ought rejected
fhy hoe gfle land in Maine insisted upon condition Of sep
granted. would years
population OF Maine will exceed that Massachusetts, And this rapid
the prosperity of Maine under the Government
g. Many the paupers
Name and these liable tor their But the act has
provision for their support removal after separation They
Massachusetts left Maine.
worthy ofremask Mu
population which admits comparatively little
poor engrsnis Massachusetts Maine will be cur
paupe taeve that they will be considerable bue
relief provided IN the act Is not reasonable
burihen than
respecting which calculations have rcu
ed?
would further respectfully that conceive the law
great body ct people have opportunity
proved that's stake. Why therefore
en- of deliberately and
Of compelling them weeks
subject impulse They be called think
the law, decide without having
Maine and weigh its important
looking aeni,ely what there to induce them adopt
nothing Mo- bot p
for by who not particularly interested the
people unless by sh have had oplr