{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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An old Whig of Is, living in this
town, received by the lait MALTA letter
from another, who lives in town
at The folthward Of Bottom, on fub-
jea of private buinefs-in which
he AIDES


{" Your anfser will be very acceP-
i" table to your old friend, who re-
g members old times with more
I" pleafure than he can reflect upon
" under the preient appearance of
"thc political horizon. Weak
" Nerves and vain philofophy are
" miferable pilots in tempenuouS fea-
I" fons. We lived in " times that
" that tried mems fouls J" but that
"fpirit of rcvelutioDizing and difor-
" ganization, which prevails, is more
terrible than the din of war was
I" "then, the whole people being of one
" mind. Mut the fair fabric OF free
"dom which, with hot of patri
cots and heroes, we afIted in raj
+" fing, be defroyed, to crafty the
"Pride and ambition of political de-
magogues ? cannot reflect upon
sit without grief of heart-but the
" Lord God omniPotaat reigneth-
"To him We mutt commitou cauie,
g while we do our duty, hoping for
"the beif."