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FOR THE PORTLAND cAzErTr
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Me55rs. Hamilton and Pickering


othbeinS members Of CONGRESS and
ct the Junto, kept pubic documents
from the President, until The Juno
had examined them and made up Slcir
opinion, and dressed them what part
p act. Mr.. Adams finding their
measures artfullv and with velocity
leading tic nation 70 destruction, a.
bndcned them they still insisted
upon their plans in 50 vio!ert and IN
becoming a manner, that Mr.. Adams
was Obliged 70 turn them both out OF
office, and he did do it,"


The foregoing is an extract from
something in the Argus the writer calls
review, containing about columns
and an half-It is signed Fr'-2s trc'as.
The few lines here given are iust spe-
cimen cfthe character az the whole rs
G truth and correct Observation.


iE-sars Far.}tou AM IJ~'. .r.
5o'h bs:ag members 9FC.no- m,
iSislsoood. or io u.s. IT,, ~
Gc, false iact .--uertiA ln
F.skeri- MI Hamilton lnC


:, nor e.,h=r Of them ver'