Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

No have rarely met with more IN
naner, THAN Jefferson's Letter.
I,+a p1 In style so different from, SO
' ass nrecise than, that adopted by
iv.s in his political messages and
= % n that point ofview alone to con-
a. ntecious relick. But it becomes
= when considered in reference to
~ .s,er which he so deliberately draws
washington, and incidentally, to
im ~ and views it imputes to those
ill., No, writer calls "the Federal Mo-
:" and to General Hamilton in par
letter suggests very many topicks
.t;ou and animadversion. We have
: for some very hasty remarks on
passages relating to General Wash
b saws Mr.. j., she General Wash
.vas no monarchist from preference
',dcmeut. Can it be possible that
srs e had so permitted his own mind
bsoned by the effect "of the great
rnar,t mains taken by our Federal
b;sts" to bias General Washington
b;m that he could seriously believe
Washington was from, preference Of
y from anu other preference, a mo-
!, And when Mr.. Jefferson imputes
sral Washington a "distrust of the
!, or our government" and as evil
his belief that it would be necessa-
sort to something like British
f;onn cites his adoption of the cere-
Il Of .alevees, birthdays, pompous
X 1 with Congress, and other forms of
character" can we, who now read
Int having participated in, the party
i struggles of that day, doubt, that
Jefferson's acute faculties were
4 % obscured, and his vision so dis
! to render him incapable of form
Enressing Just Judgment? can we,
F Of this day, who have formed our
of Washington from the contem-
II his whole career, and who are to
to the events and men and animos-
temporaneous with him, in the light
III ity-can we, shall we believe, upon
81 Of Mr.. Jefferson, or Of any other
+, 4 Washington looked to a crown
self perhaps-at any rate, for his
rs in the supreme government of
Stry? Surely, surely, not; and we
hesitation set down this opin-
prejudice which, with that other
'le--alike unfounded and incapable
proved-that the federal party was
Of monarchy, was the growth of
ms spirit of party-which thus
! nd corrupts alike individual judg-
historical truth. Y American.
.z rcAN NAVY. The American Navy
of forty vessels; of which, there are
Is, or ships of the line; seven 44's,
Hes of the first class: four of the Sec
's /, including the Fulton steam ship;
Z loops of war; seven schooners, and
fssels. The 74'are the 1ndepend-
rankin, Washington, Columbus,
forth Carolina, and Delaware-the
ARE the Constitution, United States,
Fe, Java, Potomac, Brandywine, and
ls Congress, Constellation, Macedo-
h Fulton the sloops of war are the
sams, Cyane, Hornet, Erie, Ontario,
Boston, Lexington, Vincennes,
d Natchez, and Falmouth,-the
Is are, among others, the Dolphin,
Ill, Porpoise, Shark, Fox, Alert, and
At the present time, nineteen of
{ are in ordinary, and twenty-one in
s ion. In addition, five ships of the
frigates, and four sloops Of war, are
"a ding, and in state of forwardness.
VI stitution, United States and Con-
frigates were launched in 1897,
The oldest vessels in the Navy; the
and John Adams in 1899: the
= n 1903, from which time till 1913,
al of ten years,no publick vessel was
he Macedonian frigate, and Alert
var, captured in that year, have ever
nained in the Navy.
vessels at sea, the Delaware "a,
Ontario IS, Lexington 18, and
l8, form squadron in the Mediter-
pf which the former is a flag ship.
Rndywine Al, Vincennes 18, and
Z II, are in the Pacific the Macedo-
and Boston IS, on the coast of Bra
Constellation Sc. Hornet Is, Erie l8,
Is, Falmouth l8, Grampus IL, and
are in the West Indies.
DENGuE. This very disagreeable
k exists at this time {says the
on, ). c. Courier) in our city, to an
inary extent--we think we are per-
thin bounds when we say, one
our population have had, or now
land every hour appears to be
p the number. 1t made its appear
cng us about two weeks ago, and
continue to spread much longer as
Rs 1t has done the last two weeks,
Individual will have escaped. 1t has
ny instance proved fatal but the
lien very acute, and from its fire.
attacking hale brawny man of 6
eight and 200 pounds weight, in the
ger or great toe, with a severity
PSI makes him cry out, affords much
nt to those who have recovered
pot yet taken it. There appears
sympathy for the sufferer. Its du-
rom SIX hours to three days. 1t is
nlldly-a little salts and snake root
= lemonade, to produch perspiration,