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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

We have received significant n0te Under iie
modest signature wv simon simple bat ahigA
we suspect to proceed from a source rather gen
Ne than simple, suggesting ihe expectancy "a be-
ing q LITTLE more economical N our use oi ia.ini
or scoring our quotations aauy N corner by
themselves, With proper labels @ signify what
they mean. We confess hit--and Az wl ure
satisfied our correspondent IA himself WY; only a
scholar, bat 4" ripe aad COED one. lor hs
speech bewrayeth him. We triH my % hin rrr-
5EH sat. we ere satisfied that ihs true use 0l
language Is 70 Be uadert0od-and % tsr ~ ans
thing that Is meant for illu',ration 0ny serves 20
produce obscuriiy mo- oaiy n.y. L.Ai -7eaheth IA
q barbarian, but both writer ana reader tcc0me
very much Ike two seotchmen disnstiue about
metaphysics where he thai ~ hearing d8csua
Ken Whar ~ tha, ~ speaking meant, and Ivy that
is speaking does "a weel kea shat sc means
himself" Simon must also BE- aware that we
cannot always control our correspondents. und
that they must be allowed 10 speak in their own
tongue As 70 iraaslasisas, Il frequently happens,
~ bangle says ia The Critic; eaad TIE inter-
prefer j. hardest " We understood " ihe two r--
MIR Kelly, Of Alabama, whose speech up0n the
caucus system we give 70 day talks about The dos
PCu SO and the article kai end THE l0H Kam0n
airss0, which il is wen known are nothing but
" Greek COMPUTATIONS 70 call fools into circle
But the most amusing notice that We have
seen Of misplaced pedarsry y IN regard w a quo
tation from Cicero Of our representative from
kennebec, M. Caaimun, III lis eloquent
speech on having portiC5 10 tile PRESIDENT
house" in qua uFbe vivimusr-whieh Alr
Kremer, an honest Dutchman from Pennsyyu-
MA said be must answer w his own mother
.tongue-Ich ha5s ss Hieht rsrsiandea-I did not
understand the gentleman.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
CONGRESS-

II THE SES,TE. The Bill 70 abolish irnpris-
onment for debt was debated o. Tuesday the
9th instant, and after sundry propositions fol
amendment IN IFS details, was committed The
question for indefinite postponemeut was decid-
ed in the negative. Yeas 10 Nays pa
On Wednesday the Senate were principally
occupied in discussing the bill 70 allow draw
back on the expectation Of cordage manuiactur-
ed Of foreign hemp" until a motion for post
pOnement 10 Monday was taken and carried.
In THE HoUsF, the Tariff Bill has been al
length reported by the committee ~ the whole
with the amendments. The question was taken
on the 9th instant, and decided in the atiirna.
tive, after much discussion, during a sitting Of
seven hours. This may be considered an inn
pOrtaut step N its progress, but not az AT deci-
sive OF its eventual determination. Objection,
are yet to be made TO its details, and the general
principles Of the bill may also he debated anC
possibly settled on some incidental motion.
The expediency Of giving a bounty to vessel.
employed in the MGckerei Fishery, similar q
that allowed to those employed in the cod lshe
~ was, on motion of MIR BURLFIGH, directed
to be considered BY the committee Of ways anc
means
On Wednesday the eth, Mr.. Forsyth withdrew
the ntimation Of his intention to move for an
Indefinite postponement Of the Tariff Bill, and :
question was to be taken on concurrng Ia the
first amendment, reducing the minimum duty OF
woOlens from 50 to 40 cents the square yard
Upon which a debate arose on the general prin
ciples Of the bin conducted BY Mr.. Tod in ia
vOr, and Mr. Hamilton against its provisions
The question being taken, the House cOncuueC
with the committee in reducing the minimum
duty. Yeas lOl Nays 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

ing thr torch NJ discard amonr THE rnrnbusiiblrs
IN that body. and that the crave md reverend
segniof, ss Mr.. Richie cHils him. viii not soon
forget the Casignfion he received "a fhc hands oi
NessFs Dicker0n, tiulmes, Barbour, 1r NV this
occasion. And Il v intimated that Mr. King did
not entirely forget il. II d subsequent debate Ia
the Senate, on the qsesiion Of m appropriation
for the salary ~ an agent, (Mr Hay) appointed
by the President under the treaty Oi Client Mr
King referred 20 = number 81 instances 81 this
kind in support of the appointment Of the Exec
utive under the established usage Of the govern
ment whenever the public interest required MI
Holmes, who bad IN the former debate termed
Mr. kiug his mentor, and the model of the Sen
ate, &c and said be had no need Of his advice
bHt when he had, ne would receive u from no
one sooner than The honorable senator from
New York adding that he was Of age % act
for himselt-on the present occasion made some
reply, which ia cOHucXion with bis former re-
marks 81 the same style, IL ~ suggested, some
what netted the dignity Of Mr.. King, SO far ~ %
induce him, in answer 70 the arguments which
bad been urged against his positions from yari-
ous quarters, 70 observe. that, " in any iuiorna-
ton he might think proper % communicate 20
the Senate, or IN any remarks he might make
there, be begged the Senate mol % consider him
as addressing himself ID All 20 the Gentleman
from Maine for ~ should. ever after, consider
that gentleman as being far above aH ptouna-
ton, from whatever source il might come"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

in form susceptible Of confederation or con-
tradiction, we place il on record in our jour
nal.
" We are requested BY member Of the
late meeting friendly 10 the election % MIR.
Adams. to state, which, from the authority
shown rs, we do, explicitly, and without e9Hi-
vocation, that, upon the subject Of the propus-
cd restriction upon the state Of Missouri, ID
relation to the introduction Of slaves within
her territory, endeavoured 10 be imposed upon
her by congress. hat Mr.. Adams opinion
0as directly adUsrse 70 NE proposed measure
IF restriction, on NE ground II rs being re-
ptgnInt 10 the constitution Of The United States
and the Louisiana conUenti0n-And this state
ment Is made for the purpose Of meeting and
correcting an erroneous impression, and re-
port now in circulation through Virginia,
calculated 70 wrong and iniure him with the
people, that his opinion and wishes were fa-
vorable to the imposition Of the proposed re-
stricGon."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY April a 1924

NORTH AMERICAN REyTEw-Tbe last
number OF this Journal contains several inter.
esui articles, md 80 FAR as we can Judge
from a hasty examination. written with that
ability and determination for which this work
has been 50 deservcdly celebrated. The pub.
lication Of the North American Review forms
an era n The history of American literature
and We cannot but express the pleasure we
feel IN believing that the elevated character
I has recently held in the Old as well as the
ne" world, . likely 70 DC 50 well sustained in
tue hands ~ is new conductor.
The article Of Miscellaneous Notices" Of
new publications, is we'll prepared, and this
bead promises 10 be Of much utility 10 gene
raj readers.
american Annual RegistCr.-- Professor Ev-
ere't has issued proposals for publishing m
I" American Annual Register" on tie plan
OF those published in England and on the
lc0ntioent There can be no doubt Of the
utility Of such work, any more than there
can be Of the ability Of the editor 10 make il
one Of the first rate IN its character. That
success and patronage will follow the execu-
ton OF the plan is more difficult to predict
than, from the well-known reputation Of its
editor, we can confidently promise it will de-
serve.
In the first volume be proposes TO give a
history Of the Holy Alliance, and sketch Of
the great national events, which have trans
pires since its formation by the Treaty OF
Paris, Sept. GO, 1915.
The following is the plan.--Part l. History
Of the U. ;. for the year, containing an &C
count Of all events Of national Importance
especially Of the doings Of Congress. Under
this head, the most important speeches will
be given, as reported in the National lntelli-
gencer.-2. An account of all events of i'm
Portance, in the several states, History of
the independent States Of America, south of
the U. ;. for the year.--History Of the States
Of Europe with Chronicle and Appendix.
The publication 10 be annual, or semian.
nuai al the option Of the publishers Price
S. per an. or $3.50 for each part. TO be
commenced, in July next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
CHARLES FARLEY,

No. :, Unisa Ror. Middle Street, Portland,
MANUFACTURES, and keeps constantly
WI for sale, Silver, Table and Tea SPOONS
Ladies: Sugar TongS salt spoons GOLD
BEADS; Pearl, Paste. Jet, and other Finger
and Ear Rings Breast Pins An kinds Of Hair
Work executed in the neatesi manner.
Gold, Silper, SiIgsr Plated, and Stsel
SPECTACLES,
nffhe greatest variety of pafterns.--Old Flows
re6tted with new glssses--Together with va
r3ety az other arficics, al which will be sold Il
airprices. Bun Dec. s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
a that he, having entered into an agree
rent with the OveFseers ofthe poor the town
Of Gorham, TO provide for and support all the
paupeFs belonging to said town for and dur
ing the term Of one year from the date here
~ and having accordingly provided suita-
bic place for their reception and msinte-
nance; be therefore forbids All persons harbour
isg or granting them any supplies as he is
determined TO pay no such expense unless il
be by special agreement.
REUBEN ELDER.
Gorham April LET, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
WILLIAM GREGG

PROPOSES 70 open q SCHOOL, tor the in.
aruciion of Lads and Misses, Ia such
h-anches Of Education generally as parents may
,.i.h their childreR 20 attend, on MoRday the
Ie,h instant IN a Chandler owned BY Mr.
eharles Clap, II the Junction Of Frrc-street ans
.s;8dle-strcef, nearly opposite the dwellin.
h.,,,.e 81 The late Hon. Matthew Co5b.-Terns
four dollars Quarter
Portland, April 2, ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

The following article, which appeared orr
ginally 10 he Virginia Herald. has been pub
isshed IN several papers, not engaged in the
cause Of Mr.. Adams. Bat we have not seen
il contrsdicted in any paper friendly TO that
gentleman. For the sake Of putting il again
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

9th, lst. % ~ lon 70 IL. Betsey u Belfast.
g days lIom Wilmington.
7th, lat. 80, So. lon ~, a SCH from Turks Island
for ThOmasion.
9th, TAI. 40, ou. 6s big Exchange, 0f Portland.
II. Bordeaux ior n. York.
Lat 80, lon. So Caroline, Tyler. Of Frankiort
days from n. York f1t Jam
March 8, lat % 4 ., lon. s6 ID, C0acord, oT
Bath, from Mobile.
9th inst. Let 40 lon So Eoterprize. Portland, for
maanzas.
Fe1. Ii, Ion. IS. scb- Hannah. from 81 John, MI
II for Liverpool under Jury HlastA was supplied
with bread. randles. and light they having had w
fire for Is days
The Y. ;. ship Cyane. with Minister. Mr.
Brown spoken On the 8th ulL laL 39, lou. 45
90, IL days out
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED ~
ADAMS & PAINE,

Cornsr AZ Court aad Fsdeal Arfeis. Portland
CoNDsrioSs.--TwoD oiiars per annum hall
IN advance. II not paid within lhe ear Nc
Dollars and Fifty Cents. 0T-No papers DIS
continued till al arrearages are paid.
Those sub.cribc~ 10 the Gazette, Who were on
gbe a., when Ms shirley transferred TIE establish
rnrrf a. rs will be considered as Our subscribers
uaii they discontinue the paper IN me usual mode
b payiag al sueafaKes
Ne Shall endeavof 70 insert advertisements ~ilh
the atnosf accumey hut We cannot BE- fesponsioi :
for errors N any sam, beyond the amount charged
fnr the publiCaitun-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
az o- Pickles..

GtUITABLE for Table use. Also--Roxe
y of Fresh Garden SEEDS, constantly ~
ale al the stores of
JOHN COX. .Niddie-sfrssf.
and CHARLES MOODY, Fore Sfrttt.
IAN "a. 1874 III
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

short. the staiesran r1st worthy tn Ne1f
ibe eminent post wlcf h.s been occuFie1 pt
Washington and Jefferson, wAose Pr.ueiP'ss
NJ has always followed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

Entered Al N. Orleans, March ~ Farmers Fan
cy, M'lniyIe, Jam. letB Llon, Fet.-leth, Golden
Age 20Ih, Nefno, Chafiestoa Clio Cove, la
YaBa.
The Roxaua. Susan Miller, mn Gle ent 2ad
Ar. 81 tie guar. Ish Leuisy. Deef0w. co Lin-
coinvIlie) Beunuda.
%. l6th F,anaHn, Stevenson. Boston--l7sh.
HespeA Nichols dn---l2ln Washington B- -st0vg
n. York Florida. Porter. Hsyu-48tn Belpiders
Pilshury. Havre Brilliant. Pattsr and George.
Harris, n. Aors-z2i. Washington. Deckef, oil
Dana nscoita. ior do. C1bb0ssee Cchtee. Jacfron
Havana. ADV. z3d. Missionary. BsIaeauN. ABnl
ABBOTT IOB bales wanted
Al. o. Mobile, Marh IT, Ilgmiosfor Cunninr.
ham. % Newcastle, Ne. from Gonanes oil on.
M0nr1. nj Orleans Erertiun HaE1ur BiakrIev
Az. 18th. Susan ~ Sl-ah Nai-rhoiss. Lsgairs.
Fmucis Iogl fsc,aei O. 18th. B1Hna. ssniTh. for
Bos,on-l5fh Jas Nnnfue, Han Matanzas. Az
40. l7tn Jasper ara FAIR Amenran, COR IN. FnrE.
auun brutus. tcr Lnuaun--A Adv. f6th CASHIER fof
nj fork Susan & Sarah. 20. 3rr Boston.
The Cashier wanted $50 hales cotcu.
Adv lafh. Ferox. >tous. fcr Boston. wanted 80
bales and wuuld sad ihs reHI wers; Buckap-rr.
tIcnch. IN pft. l5e bales wanted
Ar ~ Eausheih City 27'h. MARY HARDING. W
Isl .scassef q. sasannsh. -. 5aiiasf.
Ai klat rieY. ahnut 16fh PfumRfhsaE mi v~rl
5 Lye1ion ri t1rn. r1 BaiHm1Fr. ao soon
SEIZED tfo-u CrFs1.-A al0ur 5d. Dorcaa and so.
rhtunia. II. 1Hs
Gu ard sailed r.. Chahesion s,b. stip po-,isrs
pnnfuafFr, iveFprci
tt WI hoHrk lsi Erelire J1f5au. Alrxarar..
SAILED 4it, Erp'iur, o Warner Ne f,r Ai.v-r.
dfia.-hr. Gin. Cislneufine Peiefsture - p-rs
.and. --ln the kusds- e Liuvd Cauuits. m Psfre
triB .t Bars. ls Mary spear. spta-. Tfc-nu-1-
\ tla N. lOfA, ior AlrzaHlria
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
MEMORANDA

An Havana, 9Th DID, the Alfred, Atwood, Saran-
main, next day Columbus, Davis disch-
The Mechanic YVES disCh 90 THE &7lh having
sold her lumber to- about $50
Left At Bordeaux. Feb. H. Exchange, NJ York
l8th.
sailed from ri Island March ~ Henry far ThcE-
aston, and Boston Packet OF WaldDBor0ugh, foF
E0enton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20


Translated for NE NcJg York Daily Advertiser,
from the Paris Journal da Commerce of Deeens-
Der 18th.
We are wrong in announcing the election
Of General Jackson to the Presidency Of the
United States. Tie President will not be cho-
sen until the % Of December 1874, to enter
upon his fn0ctOns on tie Attn OF March 1925,
The expiration Of the term Of the second presi-
dency Of Mr.. Monroe
we take this occasion % contradict anoth.
er very important error Several Journsls 10
PARIS announce. on the faith of a letter from
Philadelphia, that tile Secretary ot Stale
John Quincy Adams, a1n OF tie Hon. John
Adams, will be elected 10 the Presidency o
the Republic, post which his father occupied
Id 1899. We suspect that uie correspondent
was deceived ia tlls case. Il Is veil knowr
that Mr. Adams is, and has aiways been, what
i called 10 America, member of the Fede rai
that Is to say English party. Mr.. Adams tht
father, has written and published, a long limt
ago. an exaggerated eulogium on the Engiisl
institutions and Mr.. Adams tie son, has man
Tested on many occasions, hIs adherence tn div
doctrines of has father. Amongst other fact
Of which this correspondent appears 10 be ig
norant, are these--that there are five candi
dates for the Presidency that MIR. Adam
will not have a third part Of thc votes reqmr
cd by the constitution; that bis adversary
Monsieur Crawford, now minister 0f hnance
W the United States, VIII have great major
itv; and finally, that Il is bey0nd aIl doubi =
mong the best informed Amencaas, ". Cfaw
ford will be elected President nj. Crawford
who was minister plenipoteutiary oi Che Ju,
ted States az Paris, previously 10 1915,
known as a man Of very superior talents, 70
htical principles 81 the most perfect rapubh
canism, and Of irrePrOaChalle morality b
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
ROWnOIN COLLEGE-
COAf.lIT.NJC8TTON


Letters from Washington. say that Mr.. Craw.
ford was SO disguised with the Caucus proceedings
that he had refused 70 give an answer to the Com
miuee which waited upon INN with the nomua-
ton" Columbian CeHfiRcL
II be not ashamed Of my soldiers | am q
sOused gurnet. They have misdsed the press
abominsbly. have got ia exchange tor $50 non
est conan, good householders and warm
bachelors ripe for the pFess,-nothing but a
commodity OF such toasts and butter, with hearts
in their bellies 10 bigger than pins heads, anc
that had as lief hear the devil as a drum-anc
now my whole charge consists Of ancients, cor
pOrais, ieutenants, gentlemen OF companies-a:
ragged as Lazarus-and such as indeed were
never soldiers-but discarded, unjust, revolteC
and trade fallen poIiticians-the caHkers OF
calm world and long peace-the husks anC
drafts of tattered prOdigals, TO 81 up the room.
Of them that have bought out their services
mad fellow met me BY the way aud told me haC
raked together the tugitiyes from All gions whr
Their for their virtues or their crimes. Nay, an,
the rogues march wide between the legs Al
though they had gives on. No eye bath seen
such scarecrOws. III not march through Gov
entry with them, that's iiat-FaistGf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

Capt. John Robinson ate ef 7he schr. First At-
tempt, 81 this port has srnses AZ New Yors fr0al
the Cape De Veus Islands. having sold Us vessel
there Ibis mate. Mr. Charles F Cilson and john
Salvatore, seaGan, died ~ BAssa. Z port 90 the
coast On Ainca-a seaman by The name af Brown.
was leit IN the hospital Al Pot Praya.-C. ~. n.
Book
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

~ MARINE. g.
~ PORT OF
-sas,D :::PORTL.1ND:. - -


MONDAT--AL schrs Cola Hunter, Boston. fr
Pennbscor Com. Peuy, Boston.
NEDN E~DAf -Bug William, Morse from
Boston, cunee 10 Sam'l Hanson Slesm boai Fatcnt
Potter. Bath with --passeugers, and sailed again
foT Boston, Al p. M.
CLEAbED-brig Albion, v. Jones NV. NatanzlF,
by }. knigbt-schi. Plato, howes- buUkspor
Went 10 SEA this morning wind hghI ami variable
brigs Margaret q Sarah. Crockett iur Boston with
her inward cargo Nuina Weeks. iDr 81 Peters
burgh, cargo lngwood, sugar. GC.so.ae w tire caas
ting hest gvtiiBg gufel uvay 81 ~ "a y 5as a4ss q
Is no prospect u FAIR weather
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23

fighting in defence of city which the iederol;.,.
said was worth its weight in diamonds 10 tbs ~"
tion." We are not disposed to applaud this AZ, IS
the president; but let listen to the mild. chr;ston
language of Mr.. Stone on tina, occasion
$50 HELP ME GOD! MAY THE NPyr
VICTIM OF THESE MURDERERS M
JAMES MADISON."!!!! S
He next took charge of the Connecticut Miro,
and his Infatuated and frantic zeal was one amono
many other efficient causes of the permanent pros
tratlon OF federalism in that state.
We say nothing of his inglorious retreat to Neu.
York; his private character to US shall be sacred
at least we have nothing to do with ii. We ,ban
speak OF his political conduct alone, and pronounce
It stencil in the nosrils OF all true Americans.
few more such paragraphs as the one quoted woud
render him the scorn even of his own party lei,
Tor W. l.. Stone to call the senators of Msssacbr'
setts" Goths and Vandals'? Is il for this rama,
editor to call upon the people OF that enlieh,eHsd
state TO " hurl them from Office? Be it known ~
this worthy successor Of James Rivneton thar The
people OF that state despise both him and his coun.
sci and even the fifteen federaliss, who. in nrds,
to be consistent, voted in the negative, will not ham
him for reviving old recollectons
BY listening to evil advisers, Massachusetts b.e
plunged herself into debt of 100000. sncb
advisers will not be forgotten nor forgiven.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
FROM the Ontario Freem an.

BLvE-LGGHT ToRYIsM.-Mr. Stone, in the Com,
mercial Advertiser of Jan. 90, betrays his smotber
ed toryism, in the following chaste language -
The senate of Massachusetts,, like collection
of Goths and Vandas,' are employed in destroying
the journals of that body, when the majority were
Federasts. The proceeding is most diseraceGul
one, and the people Of that enlightened state ought
with one voice to huri from Office every member
who has taken part in the shameful transaction.
The facts in this Case are briefly these The
senate OF Massachusetts. in June, 1915 being then
British in its feelings, passed resolution which
pronounced 1t " unbecoming moral and religious
people to rejoice at american victorieso See the
freeman OF February To the lasting iplamv
OF majority OF that senate, this Infamous and trai
torous resolution was entered upon their records .
they resolved not to rejoice at American victories
they actually did rejoice at British victories when
British fleets were bockading coast, and British
saVages were desolating western frontier! Does
this hardened editor dare deny these facts? Let
him peruse file OF the Boston Centnel let him re-
collect the part that he himself acted in the honr Of
his country's peril.
To return to Massachusetts: The republicans
OF that state, alter ten years struggle have push
cd from their stools these British partizans have
driven them into obscurty BY vote of % 10 is
they have removed one blot from their escutcheoDl
they have expunged this infamous resolution from
J0 =. '"S 'SN"'S' JUN Is tne dlgnhed
course pursued by the present senate OF that proud
commonwealh--and who is it that censures them
Not the Massachusetts federalists, for the qmericnn
part OF them Gan immense ma ority) approve the
act. Who then who lifts his voice against The m 81
In performing this patriotic deed, they have drawn
upon themselves the ire of Witliam l.. Stone--and
who is Eitiian, L. Stone2 He made his debut. in
January 1915, as editor of the WING, a vile and
vehement opposition journal published at Hudson.
1t will be recollected that some Barbarian pirates
were confined at New Orleans when the british
heet arrived at the mouth Of the Mississippi Asl
these men had not been tried and conyictsd M |
Madison saw fit to pardon them, ON condition of
their enrolling themselves in Jackson's army, and