North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-26
JUNE o6.
MACKENZIE's GAZETTE.


e ada and Europe, and 10 The maintcsonr>
0 ofthe principles Of Government embo.
died in The Declaration Of Indep,p-
denee By The United States Of .4merico
july 1, I776.
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A perusal OF the Gazette during the mast ye,,-
must have convinced lis readers that the od;to, cl
lows party farther than he thinks thew s,,,o.,
the principles of political reform and the doctrine.
embodied IN the declaration of American IndenonJ
ence. It's not hisintenlon to change this course
ofhELD u, neither by the patronage of the E,e
cutlve, the discounts ofthe Banker nor the adyo,;
sing OF the Merchant, he has placed before The ron,
der about 1900 closely printed columns of fact.
aud opinions on various subjects, the greater mart
OF which were probably composed from manuscr,,,
copy. About seven-eiglhs of last Saturdavts
Gazette was original; the other eighth only, sejec.
ted.
Does any one doubt the usefulness the Gazette
lei nm consult It's files. 1t is of great service 10
keep alive the spirit of liberty in the European and
American population, by showing them what rho
Colonial and Monarchcal Rule their fathers obev.
ed was and still is. 1t is useful in France Enola.d
ana Ireland as record Of the atrocions crimes
committed IN the 18Th century by the British Gov
which yet prelends 10 lberality in ,,s
measures. Intimately connected for MANY wears
WIN me AFFAIRS OF Canada the editor is enabled IN
l'scuss them with that certainty as TO facts which
10 stranger could possibly possess: and ,hc sacti
ices he has made 10 the cause of freedom be,opd
he 81. Lawrence will remove from the mind nC
ne impartial reader all apprehension of a HAS in
avor OF despoiic institutions
Inc Edltor has endeavored 10 meet much alpm
y and abuse during The past wear bv conanr,
"'u ., onehcc. In the movements at Prescott. the
'"oi' i''''S' Lower Canada, and Windsor he had
" snare IN the receipt or expenditure of money
= carry on 'hese undertakings he did not parrici-
ate. II there has been an abuse If f,nJs an,,,.
cd 10 any one for the Canadian cause. Mr.. Mac
enze IS blame!ess for he was neither an aud;,or
'easurer, nor accountant From December 1897
'"e" lie crossed The Niagara river, not one dollar
o''c 'nto MS possession without being particu.
lr%eo ana faithfully accounted for through the col
""' VI 'h's caZeite-yet he has been careful 10
etray no mans confidence in so dono
lie earnestly urges The friends of liberty 70 ran
nue. seadHy TO uphold This Gazette. and never
7 moment 10 abandon the cause of Canada az
'Peiess' ibe len thousand columns of torv f,Isc
'ods expended with view to iniure MI Aoc-
en~'e IA ,he estimation of the American oublic
g laviSh brbes offered for his apprehensons out
a" Impoverished treasury and the bitter re-
,"s' u me rory peerage of England, miebt
ow me friends Of Canada that the aris,ocrscv
ell know this periodical to be powerfnl snoks
'he "heei OF revolution. Banished from Cana.
, our numbers yet find passage beyond the
agara. ''10"u 'n'
p"' we must be patient as we'll as perseyeripg
nousn 'his Gazette publicly, and in his priva'e
'""un'ca''oos 10 his friends, Mr. M. has uroed
y" AT "hom advice or argument could influence
~. H. '..o"'I'S 10 disturb the Canadian govern
wv py ihvasIons would be useless. iniurions and
prudent. We most whit for tho ,;no t 49,
'P'e themselves will again up(nrl tho standard
The other shores ~
= Gentlemen who are in arrear with us will oblipe
W paving ther accounts. We have tried he
i, ol giving credit 10 The rich people of america
Que year, and are resolved to reverse our prac-
SO as 10 take credit from them for another.
price OF the Gazette in quantities is lowered
, th;,L ' H.: and we earnestly urge upon those
mink this periodical ought TO be summarized. to
: themselves TO obtain well filled lists.
GEN IS.-Every Postmaster in the Union is
OH az agent so far as RENTING money and
res Is concerned. If there are no credits there
be no debts TO collect.
al correspondence, whether on business or
'f"lse' should be directed to the Editor.
". l.. MACKENZIE "a
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