Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

patheticaIly declares, that repeal Ut it would
be xsfsssifsfonal and 10 b,eve il. ne abs,fs the
people. Thofe of the Senate who gainfay his
doctrine, be brands as the organs ofa !" fad,ax. .
drenchej in native wildnrfs, and ferocity, pant
ing for civil carnsge, and logging to tramPle
upon the inaitutions Of their country.
/. We come, now, 70 the inffance, which has
had particular agency in exciting the preced-
ing ,saceion. Ii isa performascc which OBJ
ferved in . hts Nssvpors Msseaey. with the
fgnalurc Of " PusLIvs." Il began by COM
pairing +" the people and thofe whom they elevate
TO Office. 10 groom, and bis hurfs." l do not
trouble myfeIf to conjecture who the writer of
il is but il is evident he is fomc underanp-
per; thar what VIC get from him we have az
piled from the common casils Of The etfeGfss5qs,
con6fas. merely. Of 6mpe reeifafiom. IL 10 iodif-
penfzblc. however, that shsre fhould he fomc
fuch al7ors in the exploded Drama Of federal
i'm; more Especially in its ciodng icene. They
fciyc to keep up an appearance Of force, and
confquencc. as q tar!y when. indeed. both
their force, and conieqaencc have declined.
and already iettled in the duR. Gay il has de-
clned, becauie il has foriaken the truth and
places its reliance upon MISREPRESENTATION, and
calumny. Bur FOR thefe low bred. vulgar @is-
icifms, which lhew more forcibly the unprin-
cipIed depravity Of their authos, than aay
thing worthya ferious attention: But for the
quibbIing prvarications of goiE ping attorneys.
who injure the reputation Of lawyers, and the
utmoit extent Of whole abilities 10 fcszwl in
news paper. or a clotet rant upon an anniverfa-
ry, equally foreign from true genios, and true
principle but for theic sephemcfons theie
glow-worms of party. whole leacts arc, thar 20
fhine az protectors, they mn& 1banoou candor,
and character. honeny, and 9oodpch that
they nuR, a, all events, psefsrvS sbe graces Of
the great. and the wealthy; aud that dollar
ia hand looks more cunning, impafts more
charms, and is more the Object Of attention. and
wifdom. than the whole circle OF fcience. and
the peace Of the world But for thcfe, fay,
their caufe would, long ago. have been mantled
10 defpair, and bnsied in iience. .-...
Il is evident thar the asfbsr above alluded
to, IL humble follower Of Meyra :-PeIhsps
his difeiple in every refped but il too niggard-
ly to participate in his moral vices, u not the
le6 evident that he has arove to initiate his po-
litical doctrines Though he has not declared
thar his effort was q 10 Javs THE People fyem
s5<v sreaisG esemy (fs vix. fbsmjtiUvs - tho
he has NOT faid they were " fuvire ~ yst he has
likened them to " bsyfs," and drawn fmiIi-
tude which might juaify abufe.
Perfonsligies | at all times deteft. and will
never indulge them but when obliged by ne
GETTY. But when mn upaaH, cockered by pa
tsonage. has the impudcnce to palm an infolt
upon The Public, to crafty the fpleen of thoic
patrons. he ought TO be held up to public fcoa,
and refcntmcnt.
This perfJn ought to be afked how many
degrees he calculates bimsJf to be, above an
"bo,/<'' or |,oise Orif he has ob,aiaed the
diploma ofa /" "gtsfltmaas and thereby bscome
privileged in infolence, and audacity and II
he thinks to exprefs his gratitude ia this way.
for the good fortune that has recently befallea
him! Though be may have rubbed agana the
College aud though he may have Rudied q
liberal prof.fion. yet Notwithstanding the na-
tive basrennels Of his pate, he may live long
enough to ditcover that thofe fortuirous Cit
cunaance, viii never fuPply the selects Of ma
ture. CUK1lUS.
Allxssxr 10 M. Adcms' dyqn6jou sf" Gen
tlemcn. and Simplemen'' 10 Se found in S1 "De-
ftss< Of ske Am<nfas CsgaHsfss."