Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
f0,m fbe Republican Cazrne.
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Sc 7 CANNOT bear thofe abommable aiStr-
foaS, thole elo10ny5 aLbOodi," iaid Gam
bes, ninging the new fpaper Indignantly from his
hand -" cannot bear thofc Jaes5ia LIES -
there msf, their BaH he Law TO cruih the au-
thors of iuch lies--thcy will hlaa New England
with laFiRg iyamy: il they had their dcteits,
they mott certainly would be daihed TO pieee,.
His eyes nalhed reientment,-- furiouly
fahped The paper with his foot" Why art
thou 70 angry. friend, iaid the Quaker, locking
mildly at him II have lived icSenty three years,
and never have been even angry. without hay
ing the heart. ache for it," 'Tis enough TO
mad a true ChriRian"--faid Gsnbes, biting
his lips" Hold, friend, isid the Quaker
true Chriltian is A,w TO angot--let me Zee
Thy paper" Taking it up, he turned up the ii
tie paee.-Ganbes, itaring, exclaimed, tbe dsv-
III III ,hot IL was the JacoJ,n Gazette /!
lie blzf6cd drepLv--He had prepared his mouth
for ceniu,e, and in hate had m,faken his Object,
and taken up a }sdsiar paper--I ,ho't il was
the Jscobin Gazette, laid Gsnbes. with his face
eimioned with cohvittion-and left the room
The Jacobin Gazette, fsid Gambes's friend,
Is vile paper---it attempts TO jlitify Delft
JtnuRsoH is a Delft, aud an enemy TO God
Almlshty--it may be not--iaid the Quaker
IL soy be mol, retorted the other with fneer
hen all the world lies--Perhsps that may not
he po. teplied the good Onaker--I win that !
could truly FAY there was dixie unto that honet
mao--his heart is bcDcvolcn, he doth gov
eru his tenpcr--ani he ieens to forgive his en-
emies.----He never made proscilion of Rcli-
giou, ieid Gambes friend !. and is a Inonitcr
--------- Didlt thou ever know him, or read his
works ? iad the Quaker, Mo. anf@crcd the
Other loudly nor nccer wB 10 From what
doit thou form thine opinion WHY all our
preachers now days FAY he i, a DeiR, iays
Gatnhes' friend ---I have book 10 my pook-
et, faid the Quaker. which our old friend Tho
MAS lErfrasoN wrote above ten years ago;
aui il doth ieen by that, that he to, ,-ade ve-
~ good religious protection TO all the world
and what !, more acceptable IN the fight OF COP,
he has never face con,raditted il by his actions
Il dare you to find in that book, any thing
that loolss like religion, replied the other :-----
can aud will from it read TO you iosnething
that is RshtNn nysLf. fsid the honca Quaker );
and hxiug on his icthern rimed ipettacles, open
sd his book, (which proved 90 be the notes on
Virginia. and read diAintsly as follows =
I" And can the liberties Of nation be tho't
iecurc, when wc have removed their only BATS,
SouS'S'ivh h rc tulius " shc pcuptS t'tSe A''s"
liberties are Of the gift OF Cop and that they
canpot be violated but w:,h his wrath Indeed.
tremble for my country, when l ieaea thar
Con n jua and TIA, his juaicc cannot 0eep for
ever" -
This faid the Qusker. j, part ofou frieod
JRrrEksoN's gcsa corjcDssa." that he hath
80 qoircDsd" before the, e,word--and farther tell
thee. that many of tlrofe who 70 uncharitably
call him wicked man, muR known better them
f-lvs--,hey do il only TO carry their own points
frieod leiferfon i, much iet againR mSx opyre6
E@g mar. and when here in thh bvok he proved
she wickedoei, and danger Of opprctiion. he fays
"thc oppseiied. urged by cruel fuferings, would
riic, snd feared j. would Ionetine be the cafe
in the Southern Siates---and fays. thu, il "may
become probable, by fopernarorsl interiefanccl
The Almighty has no suiihu,e which can take
hdc with usin fpch aconteh."--Here our friend
is treating evidently of extraordinary revelation
and that the Holy God cannot help opprcf-
or. IL is unchriaian, and bcipeaks very bad
heart, to be 90 crniorious. We .oaght to be
homble. and weed our own Patdea. Private
bu,ioeis tfaid Gambss' fricod) ought to give
way to public tie Of ipdoiIe Importance that
we fee we don't fafcr an upb,lirser 10 rule over
ss. the Quaker fetched deep hgh ot bcneyo- 4
hence; and taking ca his frettaclcs and LAYING
his hand gently on the arm OF tho ,o,her, looked
him aacttooa,ely full ia The face, iaid---" bxt.
ksso eas 10 ,stsiy i.Sse efttr brdtf Of sfbs,s
rvbss oar stSr bsarfJ ere xsgisi7sds' - q. y
- s'i .thl' LAoCooN.