Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
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withRacding " the propoGtion did not take''
with a msiority otthc ireemen, YET, IL nprc-
fumed, that the idea Of his having been thus
fuddenly ne,amorphoied, ip consequeoce of
his federal meritosious deeds, into perfon
competent. in all cafes, for federal lcgila-
tion; and the evidence Of the lenity exhibit
ed by the republicans in the above cafe. az
once inflated his vanity, and encouraged him
20 progrefs IN vilany, 40 mentioned in the
following.
Cate I'd. Returning laa Thurfday ffbm
Warren TO BriRol in a carriage, ths& tntlc-
man who was sfiaul,ed as above Rzled, and
another republican charaeter+ overlook
number of perfons belonging to an indspen-
dent company, commanded by the aforciaid
Bourn, proceeding from place Of rrndez-
vous (where they had trained on thar day) 10
BriRol. As they came up with the comps-
ny, the perfons on foct appeared to proceed
lciiurely and proniicuouily on, in various
parts of the auet, with their arms in fer
ent attitudes, and without muGc or the lcAR
appearance Of the compaoy's being formed
in any regular military order one or two of
the company being actually on horfe back
with their arms in their hands. The gea,lc-
men in the carriage paiIcd civilly, (the horfe
being fcarcely out OF a walk y without meet
ing with any obfruelion, by al the company,
officers included. bot two perfons one Of
whom was the aforcfaid Boorn, who. rs sbo
cafriagc was paling him on bis left, dfcx
and truck the hurir over his head, fcvcrsis
times, with his naked fword, while the o,hes
deloded wretch, either by the orders or exc
ample Of Bourn, fixed his bsyonet and puf,4
ed il to the brealt Of the horic. with all sh6
apparent malice Of aiIailins, without ussesinR
Gnge exp:sfion that was heard bv thob =
the carriage, than that of damn yeae
horfe," until after the carriage had paiIcd
them, when this fellow beloved out, that
his I" company was formcd"!!I
In this tituation il was miraculous. that
the carrisgc, drawn by young horfc, unac-
cuRomed 70 the harncfs "a circumhsnce
known TO tho villains as well a. the pesiops
in it) were preicrvcd from thoie fatsl injusxs
by which they were menaccd.
Will the dcluded fcderalifls, however,
believe, that this John w. Rourn. who thus
attempts TO iubven the very fundamental
principles Of focie,y, is one Of the tetfy fub-
ordinate officers Of the United STATES Yes,
he was one Of thofe /" ikiIfnl and 6," peiions.
required Ivy law, who was. during Mr.. Adams
late adminia iatiun, made Surveyor Of The
Revenue III!
But, FAY honca !cdcraliAs for fuch there
are, who have nor yet bcen initiated into all
the fccsets OF the federal cabinet, whst man
who has The love of his country az heart, and
who wifhes 10 fee a hccefs.ul administration.
conGAcnt with the principles OF the Conai-
tuition, will criminate Mr.. Jcifthon. with rhe
crime Of political intolerance" for taking
meafures TO remove from cffice perfcns Of the
above dcfcripsion, and tboie who conairutc
and protect fuch beings in Office And who,
in faet. will not fay. thar cerain hor headed
federaliRs arc the only people guilty OF ss poli-
tical intolerance" in not acquicfciog in the
choice OF Mr.. Jefrion, who Is legally elect
ed in his administration which hitherto has
been ufeful, and confident with law; in Mr..
Je@erfon's Official appointments which have
been conferred on men of abilities and inieg-
ri,y in his removals from Office, which
have taken place in order to promote the ufe-
fulnefs of his administration and finally, in
the will Of the republicans. who compoic fcv.
en- eighths Of the citizens Of the United
States PLAIN FACTS.
on. Ioib. 1907. 81