{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The A,gus-msn wifhes TO dropan alteration
which can be fupported on his part only by
.ailreprelentation and ovation, and which he
would intimate is only trihing but is it not a
.itte Gngular, that he ihould fet 70 Lightly by
the means by which his eauie is lupported -
out repentance is better late than never. The
aFsrtion in the lat Argus, that the Editors
Il The Gazette are in the habit of tending pa
Pcrs to thofe who have fetted their accounts
4ad requeled the Pa4aer TO Be discontinued, i
Al abioluie falIebsaA


The Argus-man fays we dare not afert that
he dhtributes aHy OF his xar75el5 without expect
ing TO set the pay for overwhelmingly
his lro,tLy representative, and the disappointed
~nd would be Senator, are able and willing TO
pay Tor yrveyai buzS,-s5, if it Will enable the
.sHaer 70 retain his leat in Congrels, and pro-
cGre for the latter an election to the Senate
neK April.
Qasr- Would it rot be well for the Edi-
Tor Of the Argus, who boats 70 much Of his
patronage, to reflect that his bef lupport Is
s turniihed by the Fs4eraliF5, in giving him
1tziy .4dveyfiJerz<Ht, ? Should theie be with
held, his paper and hmfelf would lhortly fink
Into oblivion, or bring him upon more del
SruGtive rock than any t9rner printer - f6i'
tgTS7. Yet fuch is the lervility of this Perion,
tkst he will with one hand admit into the CO.
lumns Of bis paper every fcurrlous communi-
cation which has tendency to de(troy the
character of our be1 and abelt citizens, and
At the fame time with the other iohcit thoie
iavors without which he could not obtain his
bread