The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

COY. KING & The HALLOWEEN. ADVOCATE.
The toad eaters OF Gov. King are ffemhlin,sy alive.
~nie lac Is whins and twisting under ie LASH OF re-
tflbuuon-
perusal of General Richardson uamns,e, win
hbil the subject oil controversy between MIN and the
ex-governor The pafizans OF the latter dare mot puh
l;sh extracts. AMI deav them No-teir cause cannot
endure the eht Of tuth--snd they know that such
course woac We 70 nois up m their papers, their lord
and master 10 the just scorn Of nsuied community
The Advocate reached after the above was in tyne
It's IL the the Argus pursues-it homes
BY keeping the truth out Of sight 10 give the public
Misrepresentation Of the controversy BY mode Of 70
soning equally fallaclous aud contemplate
The panphlet co npains that Gov. Ang charged Cen
Richardson, when tney members offhe Aassachu-
sets legislature together with asserting faschnod con-
eegnng certain petitions there otered-and the paauh-
let proves. clearly fos any person Of comon sense
doab II, that Gen RICHARDSON asserted the truth
that Gov. King knew il the tnse aud that he Gov
Kins himself. m relation 10 that SUBJECT was both
liar and a slanderer.
Now what Is the Of Gov. Kings champion
- this serious eaageand the postage. nsequiSoeaE
rroof of IN
Why. fofsooth. il wines and complains that Gov
King friendly the Waferve Institution, and tina
every member or the legislature they hare seen will saw
me same Gen. Richardson attempted to prove
the contrary against Gov King; but we think the Gov
cruos letter. and the dry answer OF Mr.. Ames. may
satisfy the public pretty well upon this point-and pro.
badly lead conclusion that MANY M anu mem
beFs OF the Legislature have congesed win the Cows
toaa eater mon tine subject.
Bot this Il not the question: What say the minions
Of man, who affair committing most wanton out
rage upon character as much above ropr0acb as his
caumniaiofs Is peccabe. TO the charge Of Gen. Rich
,ardson. madeshnd proved 20 be true:
Why nothing -excep;. that the Gazettes arrows Of
destruction only % point to the people fs ob-
srts the most worthy " teir gratitude and fdencd:
thus says Advocate Aud the Argus notxlihs, and
s the abundant proof that ne Is guilty Of fsood and
SANDER and Notwithstanding his unbo,ns sed and an
kaltotred amb1t,on. considers tsov. Mia Of its
l0orthiesf ana r>pst rexprcied political fr,e,tis"
. These arr by Gods Democracy -.
The Organ. built by Mr.. Appleton. Of Boston, for
the Rev. Dr. Nichols society in this town, has reach
edits place OF destination. and exhibited on sun
day last II Is elegant piece of furniture, and is
pronounced By hdses to possess very ricn aud deli
Gale tones and altogether be superior Instrument
1t does much credit the architect. who under
stand has but lately offered himself candidate fol
public patronage.
Li5srolty Of The fedcralists in Massachusetts, The
Editor OF the Salem Gazette, in aluson to the char
gcs brought against Governor BROOKS Of paraIity in
the distribution Of Office says il is fact that ma
ny Of the densoeIatc party in the enloymeai
OF tic enoumcrt OF osfce under State government
there wpgle he fine distinction of party names was
unknown Reference is now practically had only to
fitness TOR Office aud such circumstances would oper-
ate i there were no party"
BorNpApY LIsE.-The New Pork CONNER
Gil Advertiser Of the 18th inst. SAYS the Com
Taiss0ners under the 5th article Of the Treaty OF
Cheat, have Closed their business, and held their
flnal meeting in that city on the 18th inst
hsagreeiag in opiuion, they have made separ-
ate reports, duplicates of which have been deiiv-
cred to the ager1s the two governments and
that those designed for ouf government will be
immediately forwarded to Washington.