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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

. -Al4diny 10 piece 7cbitb etbra,sd in
ors Of RE Poyidtnee paper, dx,ing The beSi ef
elamoHr xpa1 ibn Jal;sa.
t IL eannsi. Jef, baVe stfspfd fke ,eeoilse-
fioa Of ibe en.S@Ss IF fbb Jfafe. ibf aOben Grs.
DEARBoRS sras IN Nezvps,f LAT Eammey, on bi
1U1y J,sm fbe feat ef geve,nment 10 b1 family in
MaDaebsjstt5. be;ane Dir dxy, a, Secretary at
War, nz M fbe jo,fyfeanens is he kar6or. qse
E50,fneG s nee nine u biob be had aho1Urd bim/SL,
70 aJ6t bf .tsaAJ, and ,eis,n, forbid fbaf be
J@oaid (vfe, en-, Atiy. He 0y,ived on Saturday
etfe'nssr ro' eOeSi~s. He iaf,ndsd s'irg on lizard
fbs paeief Jor Prsvidtsee. on tbe moraing Of Mon
day j0llaeDixg. On Sunday afie,soen, fsqpa,ls
sveamg, be uyifed, and v,earsd ibe .torn. For
doing s, be qoas dsnouneed r tbe pofrr, sxdt, ,br
form'dabh fsnafK,e Of "Many Chr0ians," as
b0'ri4 Violafe, Of lbe Sabbatb ;--and fbe 4vbslt
)Cyfem Of ibe Jedtrai govt,nmenf. az fbsx admir-
gerrd, 1oas Implicated is ,bs rraglsraIFsn. Wy
Jaeeps Mr. Zany no7o ! Wby IL NOT BIZ. gesj< grill
IN nofies' ? WY are not bb Many Chriftisns"
nozv jfxf eHs 10 vindieSe fbs ordiaase0 IF
de1oii0n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03

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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

whole as 1t goes to prove thar 73, $50
dollars, II cents vet remain TO be ac-
Counted for by Mr. Pickering, it Is ing
unknown how much he has paid for tErs
eass Gear PurPoies fnr which, the money
had oeen uhapProPristed by law
Row the anri-repuDlicans can, without
h'4inihg, aiierr thar MIR. Pickefing's
accounts have been adjufted, when they
rluit very we'll know tfac Mr.. Pick
rF'ngs, ultimate friend, the cornpssolley
OF toe tfes4ury, and whom no one can
n'pect eF whining TO iniure him, or rhe
federal tatitc, has refufed to accept chem
as corfeeto our readers can bcf Judge.
We have received from Waihingcon
copy OF the communication from rI1e
iee-etary of the treaiury 20 the chairaat,
q fiie committee appointed to inve{-
tlgare the fate 81 the treafury, winch we
s~Ssi iqay before our readers as foon IS
poiibs@, which places Ghefe matters in j
clear point Of view.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
Mr., PICKERING.
No. II.


IN the Communication, which vo7s I,tay,,
made m this Paper, concerning Mr.. Ti;nothy
PICKERING, II was not iaid that he had fcttled
ms accounts fHQly, Perhaps fon1e time may
YET eiapie before that event lhall be accorr,p
lnhed-W hen we coniider that millions OF
dollars nave pait through Mr.. Pickerinp's
hands, that thev have beer dilburfed on yarious
Objects IL every quarter of the globe, and that
vouchers OF great exa6titude are required, il
IS pFooabie that ieme items may remain omen
.or further tin.e,
BUT 1t ieens That vouchers have been a5
/ 'ssEte2 =" az sRc;e isa.icnfe tums exc, 81
ABOUT 10000 dollars, aid there is M charEt
again!t Mr. Pickering for ernbezzicuent or
dedication. The delay proceeds from, Tome
DEFICIENCIES In form. tits therefore rcsfopabi.
TO iupPoie land 20 iuppolc any thing ellie would
be pncharitablc, that the whole ofth;s account
VIII De o'?ied in manner highly satisfactory
to the pnb,ick agents, and no lefs honorable
to Mr.. Pickering
Let II DC rccoliected that this worthy man
was accuted O: having cmbezzled inmenC.
inns; that this icandai was circulated with
great iucccis while the quefion depended
whether there ihou!d be new pretident; fiat
great many people believed it TO be true.
and that It had comfortable effe6s on rh,.
election. Let it be ALTO recolieaed thai M
FickerIng has voluntarily given a creditto the
United States for $4,000 dollars, which couI3
not have been claimed, and which he rniohf
have appropriated to his own ufe.
People may put what gucAes, and emit
whaF icandai they can, as to that part of Mr..
Pickerlng's account, which is vet unfettled !,
but II IS impofible for any candle! man 70 law
or thlnk, that Mr.. Pickering would voiun
tarily give up 1900 dollars, which he u1ight
have made his own, and at the fame time de-
lcend 10 cheat the public Ont Of few thou
lands. There are many reputable characters
IN this city who were officers during the way
with Great Britain, who knew MIR. Pi-kerino
as quarter matter general, who remember his
virtue and icrgices IN tbqjc day5 gUbicb trie9
nen s lonf5,and though now thrown into differ
ent political fcalcs, who can tcitify bis worth
If Mr. Galiatin was not fatisficd that Mr.
Pickering owed nothing, would he dare -
conceal the truth Is he Of 70 nue., ,yeioht
and 70 ail-lmportant in the fcalc where he i
placed, as to be permitted TO countenance =
fraud OF this fort On the other hand wiz
not every Perfon believe that ne would EN-
brace, (if not with ardor) az Ieah with ccy-
tai1ty, an location TO pull down and fink to
the loweit point Of def}ru6ion that Character
which his party found it DeceGary to calum-
mate, before the way could b opened by whiel,
Mr. Galia5tn himiclf might become Secretayv
Of tho Frealury'@
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
The LaWs of Virginia,
70 EE PRINTED
BY SAMUEL PEASANTS, Tun.
And HENRY PACE.

a MoNG other numerous and impor,anf I'm
4 n progemen's il the propofcd Rscbyog6 Ed
non OF C TIE RsOitsd Coae eftbe Lazyt N, IT,
ei4,H'" the following will be particularly at
fended to;--Ihe AT of Afembly, for convot;n,-
the Convention Of thjs STATE, IN Order 20 diIcnis
Enc 2geition OF the Federal Contribution the
49,. re9e-sri1s the Aoce5tsnee lid Karifc5Iirn
OF the Federal Sy!tem ;-ehe Laws concernine ca
naS' the F@f07VmNe, the .Jame5 River, and other
! MS edition will alto comprehend the Com
P4e. "l5h the state OF I14>1A4ua, reipe4ing rhe
NiVef F4f91'mg"; and, that regarding the Bound
airy between PennGi0aaia, and Kill. u';th
other Additions, TOO numerous for Infertion in
rhis Place. -'''' non III
II has already been Gated to the prblic thar
this Work will colt only SIX DOLLERS, lie.
$t a, bound and le'sered, in Onc larg5 cs,4yo
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

rMANY Perfons rcGding in the country,

rMANY Perfons rehding in the country
t,r,,,,-,Isd tber names for this Paper at its
conmencetnsnt, without ever yet lending
their fnbfaription money. The paper has
been regularly Forwarded to them from this
Office, according to their dire6tions or the Pot
Nsalers for them. Such Subscribers VIII
poftiveiy receive no more papers after TINS
Number, unleis their Subscriptions are TENT,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

3 The Partlzans of Mr.. Gallatin. WHO
accuic and abulc MIR. Pickering for thefe pre-
tended dctacat.ons, fureiy forget the delicate
htration in which they place the character or
mir s1gn high blilR,wbcu it's 70 evident thai.
- VAR. Pickering IS deGaalter, Mr.. Galiatin
IS 10 a.io 20 a. equal extent, for nor having
2frmgned Mr.. Pickering, before fonc trlbu-
nal competent to enforce iutice.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
SOMETHING ABOUT
TIMOTHy PICKERING.

ia the Reecf ssysl the fesll Of sApsil, sacfu
ApPe9set pieg Concerning this perfoa. Il
was 'horr,n Ita and guarded vindication
81 MS tharaetsa Againe the charges of pecu-
iatlon. MIR. 49es, or has man, reprinted chs
piece N the k.aSssiner Of the 9Th current, with
an article 'fofn he aurora, at the end of il.
ne deign Of tpch a iaeacious arraneemenr
was 10 convey animprelEon TO the public that
/" IheRceorder'' is a fs9e,ai f,aysnansf. Mr..
ones mas been 10 fucceieful III his malicious
icneme' that, during the Race week, the
ieoeTai party idbtcribod by dozens. The
hufhocs or ADDITIONAL names was either 6ftv,
or very near its and we verify believe that
tiFee dozen of them were ttdera!s We
ltiaii endeaVour iGt.Ilbmit with fortitade 10 all
the Teproach IN, can iiTuc from 10 woeful q
Sircutntancc' We hope that, next week
-MT. Jones Wib celebrate this paper. as a re-
publican one, W ordev that the round OF Gtb-
icrptIon may * completed as f3a as poHible.
| we hear that MIR. Jones' has begun TO re-
fuie federal Inscriptions; and that, during
| the race week, Tic did a6tuaTr reiccr one per
ION, who had neglected to briag along with
HIM certificate of what Mir. JoHes would call
bis 'oRe*i1ie adherence to briacibic.
And tnreiy after all the impertinencc whicf
Mr Jones has 70 recently vented upon thi.
head, no iederal man, who has as much blool
IN his heart as would clog the foot Of hea
! VIII ever IN i;aure, fet down his name, as :
lubicriberto tac Examiner, BY the bve, how
would that reitimable publication look, if al
the federal citizens of Richmond were /,
Withdraw the advertisements from It? 0
what men 81 iFiyit will promote the circula
/ tl9r Of pr It, 3ichis eternallv telling yRer1
t0tiasm Ucr2i5, that they arc i pac3,, u s.>....
and that nobody but an apoltatc gooald accep
Of their jaJicriptions2
Is iuch fluff to be borne Or how lon
will that party continue to prop and patro
nize an editor that abhors them, and an edito
whom they can "trip of at leait fifteen hundrc
dollars year, with rs much facility, as the,
could crufh bug i'll the corner Of an oil
bedfead.
We adviGs them, once for ali, to frike thci
names out of MIR. Joncs's liz, and sransfe
them to ours. And, we lkcwifa give motto
that we fhall noof gcnerouily condelecnd t
Publifh all thoie advertisements, which th
ititeft ariitocrar in Richmond chufes to fen
and pay for.
| The FRI paper in the following ferries
| the Aurora piece. The Econd is an anfwe
10 it by the author of the fnall defence {
Pickering. The tbiyais an extraa from tia
report Of congrefs, to which both parties ap
peal We have giyen every word whic
concerns Pickering, and it is our decide
opinion that our correspondent IS victorious
We could with, however, that our fTicn
had lPared iome part of the praifc with whicl
| ne has latherct our 7H6ndam Connecticut Pre-
mieT No mar, yy7e evrr m ore r.ror,,,f :,
promoting calumny than Mr.. Pickering.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
CouttS's Ferry,
At the FALLS Of JAMES RIVER,
wHoLE8ALE AND RETAIL,
Immediately bri51O
C5L May3'5 Tall BrIk-c,

~ 1'l'I7 = = " ~ ~ D
WILL be conaantly fupplied with boats
" snd hands, Who will be always ready,
any moment, to ferry over the river, any
number of men, horlcs, carriages, or wag-
CONS and teams,
At one-half the Price of the Toll
Bridge.
Carriages, Wagons, and Carts, NAV be
driven into the Ligbrcr5, wjthou- taxing the
Hores out.
SAMUEL MURRAY.
Riebmoad, AIcy Iotb, 1907.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
No l.

notwithstanding the complete re
futarion of the alcrtion by the Wafhing-
ton Fedcralif, that Mr. PIcKERtNG's
accounts were fettled with credit to him,
which appeared il our paper ofthe 9Th
Infant, and Notwithstanding our lubie-
quent remarks on the fubie6, we find
the Baltimore Anti-Republican print
perGling in the INTERPRETATIONS Of the
Warrington Federalift, as if that paper
which had the leat to fay on the fubie6t
mutt certainly be in the right. In almoft
all the publications Of the anti-repubIi-
cans, on Mr.. Pickering's accounts, it is
allowed that the Placements exhibited by
the Aurora, Of the fums unaccountcd
for by Mr.: Pickering, are true copies
from the trealury books, but it is boldly
aiierted that bis accounts have been Tub
fequently adjufed, and for this purpofc
they have extracted part Of thc letter
of MIR. Gallaun on the fubie6t, bur have
carefully omitted tho fencucc which
Immediately folIo,vsthat which they have
exua6ted, which il fact IS the clue 70 the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
AN ACT

For the relief Of Paolo Pa,ly.
DE ii tnsasd by fbt SsnaN and Hssft u Re-
1) p,ssnfatives Of the United Staw Of Hms-
,fam conf,sG eG~5sd. That there be allowed
and paid 20 Psolo Psoly, fabjcd Of bis Daoifh
roajeay, or to his lawful attorney, out OF aoy
monies in the Tresiury, not otherwile appro7ri.
sicd. h: fun of icven thoufand and forty dol
lars. aud ftiy-hve cents, being the amount of
damages and COTS Of fuit, awarded dy the cif-
emit court Of Pennsylvania. in favor of the faid
PaoIy. as owner of the fchooner AmPhithsar,e,
aesina WIisa Maley, commander Of the pub
lie arr.,d veGe. the Experiment, belonging TO
the United States, for the capture and detention
of tho faid fchoonsr on condition that the faid
Paoly. or his lawful attorney, mail cauic to be
entered on the records OF the fad circuit sourt.
M acknowledge of bis receipt Of the fun
afonfaid, in iul fatisfa6ion of the Judgment
rendered sssinf the faid Malcy in the preni-
fes. NATHANIEL MACON,
Sfeak.y Of tbr Hos)f Of Rr9n/fnf0tivrs.
A. BURR, Viee Pre/fdsnf Of fbe
Uuifed Slater. and P,ehdem sf ib. Senate.
APrkovED, April IA, 1907.
I'll: JEFFERSON,
PysGAem If tbe United Sst,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
A N ACT

To revive, & continue in force, an sa. intitu-
led I" an aef TO augmentthe ial,rie' of the Of
Gccrs therein mentioned" pslItd the fscord
day Of Mach, one thoaiaad ievsn hundred
and ninety nine.
DE IL esa4ed by fbe Senate and H'zfe Of Re.
1-p p,:fmG,ius, st,br Uahed S.ais, Of Amerif1,
IL CoqgrcG eGmbhd. that at ACT insituled " An
ati to augntnt lhe faisrics of the ficers therein
mentioned" o". and the fame is hereby revived,
and continued in force, for and during the term
ot two years., from ,bc commencement OF the
pIeicnl ysa.. NATHANIEL MACON,
Steake, ef ibe Ho4/s Of Rrp,sjenfafivss.
A. BURR, Ys- -P,shdent Of the
U,sifcl S.s,ei. and P,.kdtxt sffbe Senate,
ArPsovEp, April "a, ISoa.
tn: JEFFERSON.
PnEasni gffbs Uansd StatT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

acsfuc TO TIE Unircd Sisirs snS the new State.
The Rex roads will enhance the value OF the
lands b-ionging 10 the Uniied States, which
confitute an immcnfc mafs OF property, add
,h. freedom from taxation viii fill further IN
cfesse their value while at the fsms time ihsfs
two :ireumfsncs will greatly facilitate and en-
create emigration, .hich viii Gill further aug.
nsnt the value II the property Of the United
States. Il is eyiaNr. therefore, that on thsis
tsrms there is an h,sorsbc reciprocity there
is great gain &C. bo,h par,ies which would not
attach 10 either Independently of the contrstt.
Fsyty boaJaud GsllsY !-this IL falfc. The
annual eaimate OF the faes of lsnds is 400 900
dollars, which Mr.. Gnfvoh on the A,or Of
Congreis has pronounced TOO high, one twen-
tieth part Of which 10 no more than &c, eco 1ol-
lars.
q, yetair fbe ,sadt in Vi,giuia
When the terms offered are acceded TO, il
refs with Congrcf TO FAY how The roads fhaIl
be run. According 70 their dfcretion. they may
run through any State that may be fixed on,
and il is as probable that they will pafs through
Pennsylvania or Marylaud, az through Virginia.
IL follows that Congrcfs have no, appropriated
the money that il oo:s NOT ref wi'h the preient
Cong'eh to appropriate it and that when il
m Il be appropria,ed. it may not have the leaR
application to Virginia.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The following MeiIage was delivered 10 the two
houieso.. the z7th ait.

hou!eso,. the ATTN ait.
CeStismtz Of ne S,nan and # fbe
Hol/e Of Retrc/tntafivu.
THE commilkoners who were appointed 10
carry into execution the oh article of tie treaty
Of anity, commerce and navigation between the
United States and Great Briain, having differed
in their conAruc,ion of that article, and iereraed
in confe9uence of that difference, The P'e6dcnt Of
the United States took imnediats neaiufes tor
obtaining conventional explanations ofihat aru-
Gle, for the government Of ,he commifioneis /;
fading however, great difficulties oppcied rc a
fettlemcnt ia that way, he authorized our mimi
Ger at the Conu o. London, to meet propof-
tion that the United States, by the payment OF
fixed fan, ihould difeharse thenieIscs from
their rsfpon6bility for fuch debts a, canno, be
recovered from the individual debtors. "A
convention has accordingly been Ggnsd, fixing
che fom to be paid at tx hundred tnoufand
pounds fferl. in three equal and annual infal-
men,s, which has been ratified by me, with the
advice and content Of he Senate. Inow trsn!-
NIT copies thereof TO the two houfcs of congrch,
uuiiing thar, in the free excrciG OF the authority
which rhe contribution has given them on the fub-
jce Of ,hc public expenditures, they vii deem
IL for tae public in,:rea TO appsopri-e the fans
nccefiary for carrying this conveosion into
execution. tn. JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Il AZ Il C. e

Deelsi;ne the allcns of Congreis TO an aet Of the
Gene,al AG;mbiy Of VEginia. therein men,
tioned.
"a tsslssS ty fbe Senan and Hsals .f Re-
) by,ltnfat,ve, Of ibe Unhed Slater Of AmSvies,
ia Cong eG sGmtkd, That thu sGnt of Con.
yrf, ia hereby gwen and dsc.srcd to an aa Of
the General AGcmbly OF Virginia, inti,uled Gan
re, {, amend sna reduce into one, the ievcIsl
acts OF Aaenbiy for improving the navigation Of
Appomsuox n,er from Broad aay TO Pocshun-
iss bridge" NATHANIEL MACON,
Spsaks, eftbe Ro4h If Rep,tjtr,afive,.
A. BURR, Vts- -Prs6dem Of tbe
Unifel Sfa,et, aad Prl)Gatm sf ibe St~ais.
ArrRovED, april ~, 1901.
Til: JEFFERSON.
PyESmt efibe United SfSfe,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

Mary been trsiocsd Becaufe The purity Other
fcience rejetied the alloy Of fedetaiiin, at the
fame time thas il prrferved itfeif free frou tbe
in,efmixtnsc Of all other politics."
The little Ex Clerk man, who is principal
Editor Of tine Mercury. has again attempted 20
prove the original account fometime incr Piysn,
to be true. that Willism and May Csl.sss if6
bs<s esmfltfJy B,skea x1.-He fsys. the
high credit OF rhe NesyoIk Evehing pogS rss
fnficient authority for the account" bot dses
npf sddoce Jingle lenience tha, 10 the ieaa. To-
vsjj1s;es shs E>as itsisd by the /" Inhabi,ant OF
lvil|i9uib 3rf' Thus tae mark of the beaf
is appss<n< 90 every paragraph. throughout the
who|e Of his laborsd, ftud,ed and eak defence.
Hs has, as sufual, reiorted to talfehood, icurili-
ty, snd abufe.--Truth, however. undif2uiied
truth, needs no fub,.rfuge bur :" Berry" fill
frcns TO fuppofe " TIA, lie well food 70, is as
good as the truth" We coniider bin 100 tar
beneath our nofce, TO follow him through all
his ferpeniine winding', writings, and qui5-
lings; il would be paying him that attention, Of
which in our opinion h. is unworthy.
sAfaper Jaid TO be ndsy The inmrdiafe
Patronage u (xPsriafsaderee of Alexander Hamii-
ton. NO ofbsr rreesnmendafiou is necsBav.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

enc ,iior land eight hundred. that the Secretary
Of the Trcafury b., snd he is hereby authorized
and ,iisteed 20 cau's 70 be ifssj 20 fcen ihip or
,elisl, ctr,ifears, which fha.i cattle fuch an
Icghercd dip or sslicl TO the fane privileges
uhicn are nr,e;n before granted to unregiifcrsd
fhips or vei-ls owned by citizens of the Uni
ted States, and carrying fes etser. or other re.
eulsr docu meot inaed from q cnsom. houfe OF
ihe Un,ied States. before the pafiag of the iaid
act, intiiuled "An set TO retain further fum oa
draxbscks, for the expences inei6ent to the al
lcwarcr and payment thereof, and ia lieu Of
Ramp duties on dcbeniures."
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker Of t6r Hog< Of Rr3,tjSnfasives.
A. BURR, Viee- P,siidenf Of tie
Umhtd Slater, and P,s/idsSs eftbs Senate.
ArrRovED, April ~, 1902.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
PysGdsnt sffbe United Sfafes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
From the NATIONAL INrELLIcEEcER.
Fderai MjfreprsjcstafiOn.
No. L.

UNDES this sSays7eryqir head, !, is pro-
pofed. in rsnera with concieneli, 10 dctett and
sxpole shoic tal:s which have been e. Lawfully
impoicd up'n the crcdo.i;y of the ignorant. Ii
is deeply u be regretted. ths, falfehoods Of the
moa baneful nature ihouid he cirsulstsd thro'
the uaio,. and particularly to the extreme parts
ct the country, where they are not cnhly cor,
Jeacd. lis fill mcroto be regretted tha, the(s
talesthouid take their origin in the metropolis,
and that too many Of them ihould proceed from
men Who have fvsrn to fuppor the government
Teipetiabl- the fource from which they stnanats,
the greater the ncc,s'ty of correction. Thu
duty fhall be diehsrged. notwithfsnding the
example that is let, with an iAvariable regard TO
temperance and decofcn.
A BoAon Print favs 80
81 hiteT fran W4l5wsiox Ips fb~ 40, 900
SshaD tave tssa abprst,iahx BY Cesg,si 10
Repair ID. Rsals il phsana."
This is aHsrsed as pslpable fstf.
Regard ire ci,cumaanees on which shis
@ ealumny is raiicd.
The act for admitting the North. weasrn
Territory as a STATE into ,he Unien, offers 20
the new State the enjoymsui Of the ia't fpr;ns,
no~ belcnging to the Uoited States. and ALTO to
devote one twentieth part OF the annusl proceed.
OF he Weflsrn lands to tire nsking roads from
the wa'en Supplying into the Atlantic to the
new S's's. on osdn.r tha, the new State ihal
exempt all lands fold by the United States from,
taxation for FIVE year.
BY this contract material advantsges wal
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Estr~a Of letter J;sm Member Of C.agrcG
Un&;n,tnr. .4priL 20. I8n,.

UGt9n,tOv, ,.4p,H ao, 1907.
Enclofed is practical Commentary up
on the democratic tell Of osconeny. By ityou
will learn thar We are not alone profeGors Of
Gconony, bnt that we practice il. The arcu-
Inent afforded bya faving of 0t rzil;ou, ,Iotsfy-
fbOsiard fve brsayeS and tLi,ty- fb,te dsia,t,
iv ere gear, moft be in,elligble to every citizen
of the community and mutt fa.is.y the people,
that the exiting administration is attentive to
their labftantiai intersts Altho' the nrifs tell
us in dcroga,ion of the PreGdep,'s merits, that
he il inattent;ve TO his dref, that he is fonstimcs
icen without a clean ihitt, fcnetimes with a
long beard. ard iometimes with corduroy pam
falcons and long booH.-Tkele are horrible
d:merits in him but in mercy, trua the pco-
pie will pardon him when they reflect, that
RvTLEDes, Harry WooD, and LITTLE
DANA. have enough of the righ,eoainefs OF drcf,
& frizzic about them to atorc for tho coxcomb-
ical oniiIions of every man in the governneat. %
Reyenebmems BY A7s Of the p,sjsaf Jt5Eeu If
CoagysG.
III. Is the appropriation Tor The ar
my. being the difference beswesnthe
appropriation for the year 1901 aud
that for the prsfent year, Dalis. $4,000
I'd. In the appropriation for the navy,
being the difference between the
naval peace efablifhmsnt for the
year 1901 and the appropriation for
the preicnt year, zoo, 900
cd. In the appropriations for fortih.
cations of ports and harbors, being
the difference between the appropri-
ations for thofe objects sad for the
dcfendve protection of the from
tiers, in the year 1901, and the ap-
proprstioa for the fame Objects in
the preient year, 10000
4th. By the att to repeal the late Ju-
dietary Aa, continuing addition
al circuit courts and judges, 4s,ooo
9Th. By the diicon,inuance of the cfi-
ces' of the conmilloncrs of revenue,
and superintendent Of Ramps, pay
able out Of the civil liz apprcpria-
tions. I7,o3,
9Th. In the appropriation for foreign
intercourfe being the difference be-
teewn that for the year 1901 and
that for the prefsnt year, 1I,ooc
| 7th. A like difference ia the sppropri-
ations for thofs years for the relief
of American f.amen, 1905
sth. A like difference is the appro-
priation Of ,hofs years for prefent-
ing claims for captured properly, ,s,oo'
14 Dolls. I,ozI,s,