Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-20 00:00:00, page 1

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' LIBERTY and the CONSTITUTION.
TUESDAY, JULY ^, tti.l
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C. WALKER, P. M.
Concord, June 36,1802.,
OTRAYED away, on the 13th infant,
Oa dirk bay HORSE, 6or 7 yean old,
xitt#s#
will return him, or give me information
Concord, Jane zt, iSoz. ,7,
g^^^a&»Mi»i"w' ;
p^tycay^ettaiW
" wte is a name ?'—Thr
federal fts, fancying there is some
thing Jinxing in the word Re
#^ ^ 1^
attempt to prove that democracy
and rebublicanifa are essentially
different: but they / are wofully
mistaken. There is nothing in a
mere name—^
That which we call fMeralifm,
fy any other name wotild be as bad !"
‘fiul^tfffi^^fyß&ferfffi ,^w> ^
The onde popular name^ of
Federal has been so much and
so long perverted and degraded
that many of the party, who have
heretofore been proud of it, as a
'rCTtate'a&med'of ^'and'ev^
dentil / with to exchange for one
more' ctoaeriflic political
mPrtt tiff nnnti lAfftt^emA Ine v
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R EPUBLICAN GAZETT
Rennblicart as hvbd&feraral
t,e,tyW o " I
From the severe ammadver
T^^ft^l
cutive relative to the kite a PP°""|
ments of Commiffionfip of Bank
ruptcy, one would suppose that
the federalism* they have an
exclofive i@t tofooty^e all
that branch of btfriys. i rf g.
I* #**' : '—•■■"4rcwfos*^
^'%^ "^fy
Two things appear remarkable ,
in the latest intelligence frorii
Europe.— 1 ft. Thai Gen. Ber.
na^otte has difmifed his foite
7aAd was not. coming out to take
pbffeffion of Ltyfirayagreea
bly to a former aObgewent ,
and, 2d, In l^akinfo the ffi
jeQof that colony l^ing ceded,
to the French Republic, Lord
Hawkesbury took occasion to
declare that he confid^red Mr.
Jefferson as tefoft andgreat.
'tf statesman in America,
The Palladium was yefterdav
dreh in mourning for the death
of the late midnight Judiciary
Bilk—lt is perfedly in character
for the Wadi ofthat paper to
mouCT when the strong holds of
atiftocrat, are broken down.
"&Wdfea r they will be. obliged, to
^0 mourning all the days of their
for repeal ?f a Bill,
which was the last effort of feder
aliim to feture itfelf against the
.indignant frowns of the Sover
eignpeopte.. : ft
%; The foltowing queflion was be
fore the French Nation, at the
date of the last |&fo, and it
was io be decided on in 3 weeks,
viz. « Shall BONAPARTE be
Consul FOR LIFE ?” %
Why did they not ask the Re
public, « Will,ou immolate ,our
Republican Libert, ?'—^
, ^^^ BOSTON, Jul,,.
Ertraß of a letter from a refpeaa-
He gentleman in Conne^ieuty
to his friend inthis town.
q ^ * You may be affufed chat
republicanism is gaining foot in
this ftaic, notwithstanding what
we have to contend against. Eve
z^^TCt
only to rouse the; republicans to
a sense of their duty, and infptre
them with courage. Every ftrug.
gle is afriumph so far as we can
,rc%Ttei n famou, te
lated some days previous to our.
ing me laiaries onicers, <xc.<xc e
end have a v&vdiffere t d
l r l ,
PUBL fe> BY B. RUSSELL, CONCORD, W . HA
hid built on a good foundation,
Iwfoen they find their enemies^
I-making, use of, iuchu disgraceful
fctneans to bring it to the ground
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# LIBERTY i^&CORSTITVTfWV '|
Tofyifm=alids ^ed&dlifm=&ts
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THE hiftpry ofiffy, Ffcfym b# his
ft,# seriously bi Men &M&res
lei no one:be deftd by &t. Upon
IxjimipMiQP it Ufound that almost all
tho(c who oppofegthe American Revolu
tion in 1776, are ofthe federal " fed" :
They were then defignaied by the appro
pri rte appelhtton of Tory, which was
firft ufeti in England ^ diftinguifli the
oppofers of Britifo Liberty. Thofewfio
were the principal Tories in our Rarolu.
tionf are now the Leading /ederitifts,
either openly or tinder the rote. Some
of the @4 Whigs they had persuaded to
into th^r plans : # ,falfe ambition and an
inherent love of domination, deceived
mart,into a dereli&ion df their Repnbli
can m&pl&, with which they had fee,
cefsfidly with their co 9, tipis opposed
the opptrfyos of a foreign tyrant A
BritHh faction was lowered in the bosom
of out evuotry : Bririffi Merchants bad'
engr&fcd a great pornopct our trade ;.
their Qh o xCredit put our. American
traders oto leading firings ; their frippe
ries and-gewgaws gave a consequence%
that tail ion, which had wellhigh sapped '
odr Independence, At the adoption of
thfeßfityh treaty in 179, this British .
faaioo stepped full into view, and took
a daring attitude: The irafrf had or.
ganifed their troops : their numerous
phalanx ot lihenirides gsve them anim.
^fiug air: they ufyrgeqtor a fafiathe
,eina of the governffi eng— Formidable,
however ar they were, we had still left
many of our Old Patriots, who had been
Tried in a seven years coquft against the
. fame fadion, in defence of the Natural
Rights of Rational Man, who toft again
to crush its hydra head. In this British
faaion, the Republicans recognized their
old enemies, and opposed them flill as
Toth: by this titlerhe felf ftlled friends
of order are univerfelly known, though
they affimd the aameof Fe^ra/ifa, and
effected to admire our Republican Fede
r^ &riitution. THE PEOPLE by
the meafares of these spurious Federalists
were soon convinced that Tfyj& & Fed
to/, were the fame in substance : they
both had the fame obje& in view, and
which Porcupine had the hardihood open
ly in his gazette to avow, viz. tin fa -
li/htl of a PeteH4„r#M tn Jmrica!
The bare idea raises the indignation of
Tkua AMZRiCAN3, whose brightest
glory is Equal Liberty, add whose only
earthly ftnereigh is THEMSELVES !
The only Sovereign, the only legitimate
source of Power, is THE PEOPLE. He
therefore who aspires to absolute individ
ual rule, or to establish in America an
bereditary power, is a Traitor, a bale con
spirator against the Liberties of bis cou&
| f y,@d& Rights of W, (
Let us examine this falfe Federally,
toft if its objobe not to efibffi,
Rfajon tho ruitH of Ltoty. b, ren
derinp odious to THE PEOPLE every
BB^
I the terms we ule— — -Let us truly under-
I ttf DEMOCRACY-^
[This is so the power of every man who
I will examine his Diaionary^-
or Stm frfc°a^#=°g*
is pi^g to the people, and i^bfch
the People is the foyrce of power# Such
.is th# Government of America.iv;, /.^.
The Wra/ Government fs therefore a~
GeneraLHead which leagues the Whole
Country =The UNION ofuha Stateri,i
the National Life and Strength of Re-,.<
publican Ame<fca.-The feral Gov-,
eminent is forrtfed upon" Democratic
principles ; The People of Angelica in^
the Federal COnftitutioo guaratee the ~
Independence of the individual States,
and leave ,heir /^/concerns to the manr
lagement dfthgState Governtnenrs.
Therefdre^she eomptthenfive expref,
/ton, of the .Patriotic JEFFERSON is
k lite^ll, and emphatically correct," We
wire all Federalists—we are allfipety,
fans.":— — Where is the True American
whd is not a Republican ? or the Tree
Republican that is not a Federalist ? ia
the true meaning of the words.
Under the impression ot tfe real ini.
port of the appellations Republican. De
roc/atic; Feito, let us take a retreview
of the deaferes of those who have called
the^felves fy^ralifa. They are recent,
andjetton the comprehension of every
man conversant With public pap^s.
In 1708, Federalism was triumphant :
then, the Federal Sea ridiculed the Re
publicans who oppofedtheir arbitrary,
anti republican m^fures, the Standing
Army, Stamp A&, Land Tax, Sedition
Law, Supernumerary Officers eaten fro a
of Executive Authority, unnecessary EL
penditures, exorbitant Loan,, &c. The
Republicans who opposed these measures
were ftlgmatiiid M ,acobiu/, lujtah, and
brao&d with every odious epithet! Re
publicanism, said those defining Fede
ralists. meant " any thing or nothing."
The Federal and $@ Governments were
luditroufly represen ted by this Federal
fcaion, under the infamous similitude of
an Old Suvand a Litter of Pigs!—Tbn
cool common sense of Americans can
hardly believe they have ever fo,«m&
.ced such zander upon their ct#aaet—,
-hut such was the end for which the, fed
a Porcupine, and such is the reatobfea
of most of the federal papers at the pre
sent day. They are continually (owing
the feeds of Sedition, Treason and Re
bellion. Their prime objed still is to
ridicule the Republicans, and make De
mocracy odious to the People ;—the to
ries are preparing the way, for an Aris
tocrat, a Pixekrie, or Haw*ex to mount
the Chair of State, at the next Presiden
tial Eleaion. May a Voice from Hea
ven, warn them against the fate designed
for this happy people—may the " finger
of Heaven point them to" PEACE.—
Though these Fabraliffi in 1798 made
Republicanism mean 66 any thing or no
thing," yet in 1802, when Republican
ism is triumphant, when thirteen out of
Sixteen of the States are decidedly Re
publican, we find these fame Federalist
assuming this " fy tbiug or ^/»%” title,
and calling themselves " Federal- R f „6,
litane! n but their principles remain the
fame—They now call the True Republi
cans Deme, and burlesque every thing
pertaining to Dra«raty— But remember
Citizens of America, that REPUBLI
CANISM and DEMOCRACY are the
fame thing-—-They comprehend every
thing that is d^ar to Americans;
Whatever te the anti republicans, or
, British taaion, so assume, and however „
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utterly opposed to * Democratic or Re- 1
oblim Government. '%>**;^
Liberty. Rfal RQfon'm, thing
or aching) -or contender what &p<
^^to^fe ^ De^'
fc t%ik&:%^frt
fame fee Adaptation, the
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ctetofoferap ^fo,^'
p'ofttion trior Re,ubiicaroSyftemsuh;
mn ApYnpA decided *
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