Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

"we al! know the pref 'gsey Of Callendert
that disppoinsnent ia his ex,fsvagant cxpet.s-
tioas hzs wrousht ~ exhibition Of the iofue
time concealed rortenefs Of his heart. Few
men are ignorant OF ihc aftrpcious csiumnics
which Tor lx months back he has audacioUay
proPagated concerning the pfcGdent. The po-
iitiral charaeter OF the executive has been ircef
fAntiy zhaied BY an anti republican, fatiion irodS
"a. adoption of the federal c,nititu,ion TO the
preient time bat the aifailaats have f,a1d
tinyincib'e. An smbitious clergy, afoiring TO
dominion the fouls and bod,es of men. have
veLtured 10 quetion the ioondncis of his rei-
eious faith Under the pretended faasaion uf
the religion ofthe Redcemer, they have outrag-
ed his pfeceprs, unhzppiy IeIIeneJ cubic ycne-
ration tor the church, and brought macy Of i,s
miniaers info meri,sd con,empr. Feom nh,
point, TOO, have she hypocrses been rrrulf..
Finding that they have failed in their ATTACK o.
theie two leading fobyetis, the nonarchica, aua
clerical combination have encouraged CaIlendes.
the very pefiIepce Of n,)rsls, 10 enter the (soc-
tuaYy Of the Pr.iident, ranfack his do,neh,c
concerns. perscrt has domeiie condua, ani d,
Efforts the moA foul ard lcand alous, 10 endrAv.mr
to ieaco him in the merised eitsem Of his Feh,s-
Citizens. Here alto the fatfiun have b.en ahsh-
ed. Themiciyes have been covered with ,hs
very infsmy with which they hoped, and To-
tended 10 over~hslm the exccstvc.
Will il be believed that m. chief oficc cf
the United 'S.aes psrronizcs tn; wretch VII,
has committed ,hcfe cf:ncesi
"The late fe having de1ro,ej our iies and
o., frspeis, VIC cannon exactly Rste the time
@hcn the. falfe ana infamous Rcry s5duS Saliy
vas hrR n(hered into the ~osld; we think how
ever IL vas foFneti,nc H. juiy.--fhe u,ifc,eant
Csilendcr, Il we ase not nnAsscn. fays, thas
,rc ma.cvcent and grouucleis Icmor war cc,a-
! monicaed 10 him oy correiponcent About
July, Rut!cdse. ,hen iu Newport. wrote let
ter 20 Calender, Egned "R,sRRr r. SMITH"
This letter was de,ivefrd at the Pol. Ofice with
cihers. ard accordingly forwarded !. Cs.lo,der.
| al Richmond, TO whom il was direelcd. The
| iupcricrption was IL Rxfledge's b11i- -qvyiri,g,
ard the letter was fealed with the initials of his
| own name, ]. R.-SimiIar previou, tranfadions
OF Rutlcdge induced clote inf,ee,ion at the
Pof- Office. The Gsnaiute OF the ley,er 10.
| Bskr SMITH,, ass clearly preceived. The
| intermediate initial 90 T." si,hough ZONES
obfcured by the zeal was made out. By the re-
torn OF the mail from Richmond, letter was
received AT the Pof- Ofice 10 Newport, drcsi-
ed TO "Robert IT. Smith" of that town, accom-
panied with one of Calender, news papers adj
| drefed to the fame ukrs7cv gentleman. Rut-
ledge called at the OGcrIS The letter. aad faid
that Mr.. Robert 7. Smhn vas then at Bottom.
but having concluded not Ia return 10 Newport.
had reqnefed him TO take up fsch let,srs sso,a
the Poa. Office as nigh, be dirsdcd there for
him There has MOI becn, nor is there 10 New
port man of the name OF RoBtRr r.. SMITs.
There wss no man OF that name in ihe town..
when Rutiedee fent thc letter TO the Poa Office.
written by himfef and fgaed RoBsRr L.
SMITH," The South. CaroEnians 10 Newport,
of whom enquiries have been made. knew no
| man OF fhe name Of "Robert T. Smirh." ko-
bert I. Smith has bc:n adverslfej in IN. Repn6-
lton of New port, but no Information could be
Obtained of he man. 1hefe enquiries were
| made, nor 20 afcertsir the writer Of the le,ter
wish that Heaaiu'r, for il ~as in Ra,isg.ss
kr0av1 basd- zgynNg, hat for other purpoics."