Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-24

duty 20 dJmyS them. Itwss perceived that this,
~ veil a. every other wholefome meafure Of our
standardization. would raiie clanoor norg tho
fedesaliRs agaiaa il. IL was TO be expected that
shofe who vili6cd the Chrihse sarme,s for pre-
fcnting a cheefe to the chief ragiaratc; that
thofc who complained beca1fe the executive was
difpofed 20 rid the people OF taxes. would muir
mur az The removal of Improper men from the
Poa- -Ohcc department. but Especially 70 as they
were fsdsraIJas. Mr.. Granger however was
not 20 be drawn aide from doing his duty by
the!e grnmbletonians. lie would be unfit for
his Office, If federal oppohtion, always unrea-
fo5ablc, could divert hin from the purfuit of
wife and energetic fyhem. As ufusl, mifrepre-
fentations were psopagated. IL was faid that
federal printers were removed, but that fspubli-
can ones were appointed their fucceaoD. AS an
evidence of this il was itsted, that MIR. Thomas.
! of Worceaer, Mafichuieetts. had been removed.
and that the Editor Of the National Eais had
been appointed 70 fuccced him. Hence. among
other pretty things fad ofthe Poe- Matter Cen
ersl, he was terped by our federal Editor. by-
tserite, and il was sniinuaicd that he had learn
ed this leiIon of kypoe,jG from MIR. Jeferfon.
They were particularly careful not 70 omit to
| caa flanderous dart at the executive. Among
thofe who Ggnalized themielvcs in thus mifrep
refen,ing executive acts. Mr.. Coleman held Ia
high rank. He wrote ferious paragraph, fla
ting that MIR. Thomas had been removed, and
| that Mr.. Blake. editor Of the Egis,w was appoin-
ted TO fucceed him. This paragraph few
thro' the Uuion a. faa as federal preaes could
work it off. Now it is we'll known faet that
| MIR. Thomas 1cas sof removsd; that he Gill
holds his Office and that MIR. Blake holds no Of
fee under the government, except that OF printer
of the federal laws, il that can be called an Office.
| The rtoyfsd removal Of MIR. Thomas has been
con,raditfed in the federal print at Worcefer.
where he rshdes. (A~sr. Cir.
7be .fsli,zvisg iatsrosisg paragraph h from a
F,eneb paper;
+" Some time fnce. grocer in Nantz. Of
conhderablc property, who had left widow
with three helplefs children, on his re,rrn home
from midnight MATS, il being vigil, fouud his
houfc all in blaze. His hra exclamation was,
Z" Where arc my dear children mutt relieve
them. or We fha all perrin together" He ap-
piled ladder 10 the wall. ruined into the flames.
and focceeded il penetrating into the room where
the children were in bed he had already two
of them 10 his arms, when third, the youngef,
beautiful girl. cried ost, 'Sure, papa, you will
not leave your own little Mary in the Ere"
tThe diftraeied parent took the little innocent.
wrapped in her night clothes, in his teeth, and
by miracle. efeaped without any material injary
to his precious borden
| WbSt 1iisvdtim Z Formerly, not ief-
on paGed, wirhoss sssD ISss,. and srrD fax
of courfe TO pay the interea. Year after year,
the hands Of the standardization we're plunged in
TO the "lcng and open purle of PoAerity."
Now all this is done with. The preient adj
miniRra,ion are rapidly paying off thofe very
debts, which their prcdecchors contracted.
They are diicharging the "war loans With
| which the war men OF this country" incumber-
ed IT,; and at the fame time relieving JOS from
all the internal taxes, viz. Stamp. Act, Excite
Tax, &c. &c. Miytsr.
| 1t muf be pleadne to every friend to the
administration. to obierve the conduit Of its /st-
porien and etpsfn. The f0hss Jsaies feem
driven TO the precipice Of deipair. Hence the
rafh conduit they adopt, and the incorporate
language they ufe. The advocates of the gov
croment difpsy equal moderation and 6nnnefs.
Buoyed above the groveling farcafms Of the sp-
se6,en, they tfear them with meiited contempt.
Pohuing with Jingle view, one lesdy oojeet
the tu5iie gsrd. they do not fufer the knit 3D.
fafie, interpreted, to turn them aide from theiT
path. How Rriking is the contraa. Violence
is the aroogea proof Of the weakness Of caufe
moderation, Of its juaice.--ib.
An article from Genoa, dated the 9Th Jan.
fsys:
| "Ifwe may give credit to letters from Tu-
ME. the Grand Seignior has gisea notice TO all
the powers Of Bsrbary. that they mua ., fix.
ed period reesie all the Slaves in their poefion,
Of whatiocver Nation they may &c.
| Exf,07 sfa iurr f,sm ,be/ams place. -,
"for feveral sge,. the Pirates OF Morocco,
Aisiers. Tunis, and Tripoli. have syranixed over
the Commerce of the Mcditerrsnean,e AT laf,
however, il appears that the two Powers TO
whom il naturally beIonssto repsefs theie bar
barisns, have agreed TO pot an end to ihefe dif.
orders. England and France have determined
70 efeet thar objett, which nothing but the want
Of Union among the Powen Of Europe has hi,h-
ero delayed. Il Isappears, by Ieuen from Tuuis.
that t~o frigates. the one Englifh. and the other
French, entered that Port, and made the follow.
ing proportions TO the Bey
Ia, That all the Slaves of the two Na,ions
fhoold he fct at liberty.
I'd, That all the Pirstical VeGels houId be
l d,;uantfed