The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-26 00:00:00, page 3

If ever a veteran officer was treated with
Thjustice, with ingratisude, with barbarity.
ciis is the man. Who can read his appeal 1o
his countrymen, without emotion ?
We say nothing about the truth or filse
hood of the accusations aguinst him ; we have
not heard the other side—the defence of t!
accused. We expect that the General’s me
moirs will shed much light on the history i
gransactions as yet very imperfectly shewn,
S 0 good will come out of evil.
(Polbmere Whig.
I haive been carried back to the year 1798
mere:y 1o be charged wiwe having then wri
tem pieces, contrary 1 principie to the priu
cipies waich I now suppoe. 1t s ditlicun w
zravel over so much ground, with a vertect
recollection of the way ; bu. Ido not recois
lect having written a single plece for the
Jvewport Mercury since the year 1725, The
picce chargea o me, iu that paper of
©f the 15th instanty [ certainly uid not write
—llal plece advocuies a Diack cockade, |
never worg @ DiwCK cockuae, noi any other
cockade I my iley except as a member ol
a liillary cou puny.
I am charged with having acted a double
part, when a Representative in the Gonera
Assembiy of this Siate, on the amend nent
of the constitution of the United States, rela
tive to the choice ot Presideni. &c. Neither
in that business, no® i wy otaer bDusiness,
did I everact a dounie part. I never did
either publickly or privateiy support that .-
mendment. When that juesdon came -be
fore the House of representatives, four or five
motiows were made, apparently 1o prevent
to delay the consider wion of it. [ certainiy
opposed those motions. The subject had ai
ready been referred 1o a committee. Thaw
committee had reported— nd there was- not
even a pretence that the House had not then
time to consider ite The motions for posi-,
ponement were dc[*}eatc(l. The muin ques
tion"came regularly belore us, and on that
question I never uttered 4 word. Snouwud a
report be made to the town of Newfior: by a
sommittee appointed bLy them, concernin ;
the repairing of their sireets, and shouid |
advocate the reception of that report— ni
should I even advocate the immediate coa
sideration of the question itself, when the
motion against that consideration,was appars
ently for the purpose of deliy, am I bound to
vote on the question itself ! No. Tn a free
eountry I presume no man, especially unde,
the solemnity of an oath, can be compeited
to vote en a question on which he Las a doubt.
I have been charged with being a monarcin
ast, and a supporier ol those corrupted and
sorrupting supporters of inonrehy, « noviii
ty. A charge,y so unfortunatesy mole, and so
feebiy supported, hardiy deserves an answer
It is strange indeed, considering how pub
lickly and how lrequentiy my opinions on this
wsubject bhave been expressed, that such a
c¢harge should nsve veen brou jht against me.
It is strange, indeed, consideiing how warme
ly 1 have been opposed by vne party, and ho v
zc¢aiously supported by anothery, that such
a charge should be made. No, feilow-citl
- 1 am no imonarchist, nor ever have been
one. lam no iriend 1o 4 vobilityy, or ever
have been oue. 1 believe in the principles
of your revoiution. | venerate the men wono
estabiished it. I have ever supported tne
constitution of the United States, and the
democratick principies of the State of Rhode-
Island.
FELLOW.CITIZENS, ;
W HEN I oliecred myself to you, as a can
didate for an important office, 1 never expect
ed that stories so cruel and se false as these
which have been circulated against me,would
have been circulated or listened to. 1 did
suprose that some little attention would have
been puid to the feelings of a man, or at least
to the feelings of his fumily. I did suppose
that in a {ree country it could be no crime to
come forward as a candidate ; and bardly
couid I suppose, that nuercly because 1 had
so come forward, my character would be
hunted through every period of my ille—ind
where even a foible could be found, that foi
ble wouid be turned intoa crime. At the
same time, I was determined to conaucy, in
every stage of the election, with candour ana
with moderation ; and, notwithstunding what
bas been published against me In the news
papers, and what has been spread against me,
by poistical retailers, in almost every part ot
the State, I believe I have so conducied,
I have been charged with huving written
my owa cuiogium, and with having com
wicnced the attuck on the churacter of my
opponent. To those acquuinied with me, 1
think it must be unnecessary to deny the
charge. 1o those, who are unacquainted
with me, 1 solemniy declare, that I have not
written a line, in any part of the contesi,
which has been pubiished in a newspuper,
ncither have [ seen a singie piece, previous
10 its publication.
I have been called in o fice seeker. | never
solicited a single man in this State to hring
me forward as a candidute, and when 1 have
been a candidate, I never solicitgd a single
man for his assistauce. Itistruestha I hove
frequently been a candidare for office : but ai
most in every instance [ have rather yieided
to the soliciwnons of my fiends, th
led by any inclination of my own. In the
whole eourse of my life, I never soviht an
ofice of profit, either for myseif, or for any
of my connections.
[ The communication of Mr. Haza«p was hunded
back to him on Wednesday last, und wus returned
s 0 late yesterday as preclm.{cd the possibility of pub
lishing the whole of it in this duv’s pup r ]
LOMMUNICATION.
10 THE rn’:s.us.v OF THE STATE OF
" RHODE-ISLAND, &e.
GENERAL WILKA . NOSUN.
NATHANIFL HAZARD.
Tue prauters o 6 the Liiush Jevcbin poper
of Scturday last, have been guilly of o giloss
und shamctul tasehood in atcwping o e
tute the article publishea in our lust puper. It
1s true that a persom, Ire uenting oul office,
(who, uil this tme we never sugpecied of be
g officious,) where he bod over been teat
ced in a poate and” friendy mannci==with
zealous alacrily fal ehd COMMULICHICU ol
imfiorrant discovery, wuich he thought he b
mude, to wity, that he had seen the munus
script of the picce vlivued Iw, I the hald
wiiting ol a gentiemuan, who, consequenty
wus calied upon for an explunatioh=tlhe Lous
teman aliuded 10 s pot the suthor or wrier
of the picce—Lbis nuame never has, and n:v
er will be withheld, trom those whu iy
think they huve « right 10 know ity und 1s w
the service ol those printers.—lnhe redoubles
ble and vallant printers of the tory peper,
where in a ternibie foam ; but were very
curctul to govern their rage with discrciion——
(** discretion is the better part of vVALOUR.")
~—they took great care o avold an lnierview
with one, who had no office ol responsibiiity
(0 restrain him 1o an act of meiited justice—
we gave these same pufiing genuy o under
stand they might be mude wcquain ed with
the name of the author of the piece, by
culling on us~—=but they chose ruther to loam
anhd barky where their intoience was (reated
with contenmipty the contempt which they
knew 1t would be trected with,
A Jucobin, i this count'y, is one wio is opposed
in principle and practice to the government under
which Ye hves, wnd the administration thereof. Such
are the Briush faction, in this Country.
Much has bLeen s.ad, of late, .bout the danger
arising £om Dogs twning mud. We are happy to
learn, that but one instanee of hydrophobia hias oc.
cured in this ovio. Thas instance, was discoved on
Wednesday norning, Sept. 1610, This ¢se proved
Lo be one of (s Boitanmick Mujesty’s siood-Hounds,
The people were much alarmed ; but, we are happy
to report that no person wus bitten,
We congratulite our triends on the triumnh
of Repuviic.nism in New-Fampohire. Not
withstanding the boastings of tory gazettes.
N, Hamnchire has not fallen inte the famis ol
the faction. Arwelfampshirve, like Vermont,
“gl remaing CRUGKED” We have no
doubty if 4 proper investigation takes place.
and ali iegal votes rejected, we shall still be
in the majority, even in Rhode-Island,
A communication having been made by
the printers ol the Newpor? Moveury, wheres
ta it is presumed they cliude to me, as being
the author of some strictures made in your
paper of the 19th st it becomes my daty
1o repei the ctiarge.
[tis unnccessary for me to say, or puint
oul to you the ridiculons sbsurdity of such an
msinuation, s you well know that I ncither
Wrotc nur comprosed Jhem,
The recent political victory, which has
been achieved by the virtuous valor, the hon
est integrity and the disinterested patriotism
of the Republicin Freemen of Vermont, ree
flects the hignest honour upon the great body
of our intelligent yeomanry, who form the
strength and the stability of governifent—.
Yes, an honourable victory obtained without
the loss of blood or treasure !
Governonr GALUSHA will probably have
a majority tiis year of between THrEE and
FOUR THOUsAND, and the Lieutenant Gov
ernour.Council, &e. about an average majori
ty. In the House of Representatives, the
Republican majority will be about Two to
ONE
W e buve been compeided 1o this exposure
=We¢ Couid not paticntiy bear to see the He
publiccn poiiy compurea to @ gang of thicves
Gud roobers, Ly such upstart Deg garse—w retc s
es who bave but Jaeiy ewmerged trom that
fith wnd obscurity, which il lately has
marked their ciicumstances, Nor do we
prewend to say how much betier they are now
than tormertly, but by dgint of sacrificing the
Lert principles ol our country, they receive a
ferenage which we would disduin and de
precate, and which has procured them a more
wecent avery.
The allusions in our last, were made with
a viow 10 shew trom what a souree Repubh
cans were compared with @ gang of hicves,
&em= nd the question will noturally arisc
wuo are most likeily to sustain such a charace
ey wrewehies, woo had been brought up un
der the tuition of oney who had bheen commit
ted to prison for counterfeiting puper money,
or a large and respectable body of men,
whose characters stand fair upon the records
of fume. :
In making this communitcation, it lan act
of justice | owe to myself and trutheit 1s
not made to those printerse=ro them 4 make
acnce.,
The tory printers have declared the insin
vations grossly false and shameful. We re
peat what we have stated to be ‘rucg--—iet
them dure agan dispute ity and we will, how
ever dispureebie, pubitsh the authentick doc
uents, which must pirove we have asserted
tue trath.
Mr, Simuns,
You wili, Sir, whenever called upon for the
atthor of any communication maue by me,
wive, unes uivocally, my ~ame to those who
may request it, O, B MUMIOKD.
From the latest information received, we
begin o flatter o ursetves that our whole delo
Snlendid Triumph of Princinle !
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 26, 1810,
WHO ARE THE JACORBINS ?
CANINGE MADNESS.
NeEwrond
“OCROOK DY
- We congratulate our Repul lican brethren
throughout the Union, on the pleasing pros
pect before us, that we have, in spite ol
political ervor and deiusion escaped as a bivd
from the snore of the fowier~~And we have
abundant reason to rejoice, that we have in
this State, us a people. o ome so happily
and so generally united in sentiment ana in
action : but it will require constant wetchiui
ness and vigilance to preserve this cement
from the rude attucks of the enemies ol
Republican Freedom and Liberty.
{ Fermomt Reprublican.]
“ I take the liberty to inform you of the re
sult of our election for Representatives to
Congrese, It will doubtless, be a source of
gratification to youy, and our Republican
friends in DBoston, to learn with certainty,
after so much federal boasting, ‘hat the Kcs
frublicans have triumphed over their sppronenls
i Newelampshire, Josiam BARTLETT, and
SAMUEL Dinsmoon, Ksqyrs, hepublicans, ARE
RELECIED ; and not one ¢f the federal candi
dates is chosen ! Owing to a mishomer of 8
Republicans, their numbers are not so high
as some of the federal cundidates. Two
towns in the State were not returned in sea
son 1o be counted,viz w==Lcbanon and Weni
worthy, which towns would give 30 votes only
to the federal ticket 3 and would not, if coun
ted, alter the present rvesuit. The next
choice wiil tuke place on the second Tuesday
of March nexty our annual meeting for State
Officers. B
New- Hampstire Safe !
Extract of a Letter from a Genileman of the
JSirat respectability in the State ¢of MNew-
Hamshire, to a Genticman in Boston, dated
ﬁm'na to the 1211 Congress wiil be decidedly
cpubiicun=—And@l so, the North«Werten
Dicuact hasy gor the first time, elected a Re
pubiican 'Representative.==Voxr populievox
Licd,
Extract of a lotter | received from New-York
yesterduy by Express] from New<York,
dated Scptember 33, ut night.,
“ Very Important News has arrived this
evening by the Magdalen, from Liverpooie-
Importing the Repeal of the French Eniper
our’s Berlin and Milan Decrees, conveyed
authenticully from Gen. ArMsTRONG at Puris,
to Mr. Pixkxey, at London, and to us by
him, and the London Court Guzette.”
[Several other letters were also recelved
in town, communicating the above interesting
information.} ,
The information from Aew<York on the
Exrhange Coffe House Books, states, that the
Magdalen had a passage of 28 days, and
hrought London papers of Aug 23 ; that the
French Emperour’s Repealing Decree was
communicated by the Minister of Foreign
Relations to Gen. ArMsTRONG on the Sth of
Aug. ; the Decrées to expirve on the Ist.Nov.,
but the French ports to be thrown open in the
mean time. The London Courier expresses
a belief that the Ordeas in Council will be
revoked.
§ DIED,
At New-York, James Cueernav, Esq. Editor of
the Jmerican Citizen
T lIF. Committee appointed by the Town of New
port to superintend the Inoculation of the Kine
Pock, give nouce, that the Inoculation will be con
tinued <t Dr. Parren's Meeting-House, This Day ;
at Ml, Eppy's Meeting-House on ‘Thursday ; at Mr.
Grosdx’s Meeting-House on Friday ; at the Mctho.
aist Chiapel on Saturday from 8 to 11 o’clock, A. M
and from 3to 5 o’clock, P M where all who have
been inoculated during the present week, afe re
quested toattend for exsnunation ac one of the übove
mentioned places, on the eighth day from their ins
oculation.
Ti IE pleasantert situation in the North So
ciety in Mamngfield, (" Conmectient. ) & Farm, of
16V g¢. es, of good wood £od. good orcharding, of
excclient frait, well proportioned for mow
i 'ug. and pu'u'r;?, with good buildings
—.gud Furm is well watered ; any gentleman wants
ing ‘0 purchase a pleasant place, may be accommo
dated, payment made easy. For further part ¢ lurs,
enquure ~ Mr. Harvey Sessions or ' pt. Joseph illun,
M Newpors DANIEL BUCKNILL.
Moosficld, Windham Comty, Sept. 20, 1810, _
'[‘c 1t New port As«;«wiatinn of M.
. chanicks and Manufactures are rec‘ucotcd to
meet at the State-Mouse, on the first Monday in Oc.
tover next, at 7 o’clock, ». M. it being the Quarterly
Meeting of the Society. Per order,
sept. 26, JOSEPH COZZENS, Sec'y.
drencn and Drauwng Academy.
fytomny
M. D. SAVIGHNAC,
R!TL’RNS his thanks to the publick, for the en.
couragement he has received in the line of Mt y.
lArvre Parxrtixg, since his arrival in Newport ;
and rvsp«:tfull"e mforms them that he will open &
School on the beginmng of October next, for teach
ing the Frexen LANGUAGE and giving lesssons in
Drawing. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to attend
said gehiooly are invited to cull at his residence, No.
2’ Ctll'kl'dll’fd. ‘
[ 7" Ladies and Gentlemen will be waited on at
their own houses if requested.
Vewport, sept. 26, 1810
Berlin and Milan Decrees,
FPortsmouth, Scptember 21, 1810,
“ You may rely upon the above statement.”
Juhn L. Boesy, Jun, John P, Mennyg
Thomas G. Pitmany Lidward Thurston,
John Slocum, Danicl Sheldon,
Kobert NV, Auehmutyy, Fdward laston,
New am Qe 98 -
VACGINEG INOCULATION.
BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 25, 1810.
l\l PL‘:A LE l)o
FOIRR Sl
iV I d 4iai
*
AN adjourned mecting of the TAMa
- MANY SOCIBTI. or CoLuvMBIAN Orper
will be held oo TUESDAY EV“‘NU next, [be m‘
the 2d of the wionth of * Games,”) at he Counca
Fiee of their Great Wigwam,in the State House, pres
cisely at the going down of the sun.
By order of the Grand Suchem,
WILLIAM SIMUNS, Secretary,
Season of Fruits,
Month of Corn, the 26¢h, g
Year of Discovery, 518
17 The badge of mourning, prescribed by a love of he
Society, iv @ bluck crape, ve'ieved with white==the memy
bers ww!! wevery themaeives aee vedinel,
the Firm of LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES, was di'w
solved by mutual consent, on the 2uth instunt «e
GRORGE MILES, jun. of said Firm, is duly empovas
ered to sctde all accounts und give dischavges,
SAMUEL LOPRZ.
' HORATIO 8 DEXTER,
GEORGE MILES, jun,
Newport, sept 22, 1810
NIR. FRASER's EVENING SCHOOL will be .
pened, for the inswruction of 'Youth, on Muq’
day the 24th inst, sept, 19"
T HE Subseriber’s evening school wiilconis
mence on WEDNESDAY EVENINGy
the 19th inst, in the School-llouse, No: 7y
School-Street,
s‘f“)‘. ‘oo
AT a meeting of the Ouwer T'ride, Brother Trnoxas
M. Rzap wus appointed o deliver an Eulogium pn
the dewth of theu much esteemed wnd worthy Brots
er Jow Dunrre, at the next meeting of the Society,
(Tuesday evening next,) at which every member 19
solicited to attend,
THIE Suberibers beg leave to inform
their friends and the publick, that they shall continug
their former establisbment in the Auction and Comns
mission line at their old stund=ofier their best ser's
vice—solicit heir future ‘pulmmg-e, and Whder theiy
grateful thanke for pust fuvours.
SAMUEL LOPEZ,
HORATIO 8 DEXTER,
Newport, sept. 26, 1810.
LV NING sCHOOL.,
T I subscriber’s EVENING SCHOOL will comp
commence this evening.
ELEAZER TREVETT,
Sept. 19.
THE., business litoiv conducted under
On the 2d of the V 0 h munth nexey, {lf Jai
weather, if not, the first fair day afte=,] as 11 o'slock,
. M=Un the premises, gt
N N HOWSE LOTS, front ng
Farewell street, each Lot bounded on a crosg
sticet, they being part of the mesdow ficld belonging
to the Society of Friends.
Dimentions, condition, &e. to be made knowa af
the time und place of sale,
Newport, 18th of the 9th month, 1810,
Also, at private sale==3 cxcellent Hovses
and Chaise—he likewise offers for sale, Saddlery, of
every deseription, at the lowest prices, as he meung
to remove f-om this town by the Ist December nexta
He wishes all those indebted to nm to make immes
diate payment, or they will be put in the hands of
an Attorney, by the ume of his removal, He aiso
wishes «ll those who have any demands- against bim,
to exhibit them for settlement.
N "‘m. SCP‘. 46‘ 1810,
| OFFPRRS FOR SALR, b
At the store lately occupuea by Mr, Grores
W. Marwin, :
F iF'I'Y whole, haity and quarter chests
Bohea TEA ;
10 cliests souchong do, ;
2000 picces Yellow Nankins j
1 bale Woolen Carpets ;
2 wrunks und 2 cases Calicoessand some othe
Picce Goods.
Also==lo hhds. prime Tobacco ; 10 pipes
and 10 bbls. India Point Gin ; und «a few hhds. e
tailing Molasses. The übove articles will be sold «t
low prices und on liberal credits, sept. 26,
badka I Elegant Fostote, situated in Bar
ney-street, opposite the Jew’s Synagogue, in the most
improved part of the town, consisting of a new
Dwelling House, completely finished outhidey pamte
ed, &c. with four rooms on a fleor, no. entirely fine
ishoed inside=ulso, a ncw Stable, Coach House, and
Siiop, straw lofi und hay loft to the same. The low
which the buildings are on measures in front 6V fcet
and extends 98 feet back, well fenced,
The «bove estite will be soid, without res:rve, 10
the highest bidder, on terms which cannod fuil suite
ing the purcnagers. Any one who wishics 10 purs
chase, may know the terins, by :Tpty’mg 10
RICHARD BOARK.,
W.‘\N IFED—an apprentice to the
HouseLurpenter’s buiness. A LAD from
14 to 16 years of age, of good character, may obe
tuin & situation by .pplyin%m the suliscribier, at Noy
32, Broad-stree:. ENJ. PITMAN, JUN,
WAN FED, an apprentice to the.
House-Carpenter’s business. A Lad of ae
bout 17 or 18 years of age, sustaining a good <hare
weter, may hear of a good situation, where ever
F""Fer encorra, emen’ will be giver, on hpp:'.d
at womge dulbﬁmm
lobe Sold at Publick Auctin on the
15th of October next, if fuir weather, {f not, the nca 8
Jur duy, unless dispesed of before that time ab priviid
sule, & 4 4 Y
ELISHA SMUTH, jun. Scride of the Oteer I'vibe.
Month of Corn, the 241 h.
Byorde of Bexyamik Wiceun vMa N, Suchem,
TAMMANY ROCIETY, aa
COLUMBIAN ORDLER.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLICK AUCTION,
APPRENTICE WANIL LV,
dwnunainy Sve
GLORGE, MILES, JUN.
APPRENTICE WANTED,
LY LNING SCHQOL.
ILY ENESNG STHOUL,
DiOoouvL.Ju L 1V N,
NOTICE.
L AN D
'o—\;cl‘&' l"oc’o
JOH RODMAN.
Sept, 26,