Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
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which coufHs in that hreneih, sod msgoshimi-
ty OF heau that enabes Il 10 bear up undcr the
prenarc OF many cslamiries and not only pa.
iiently TO eLdure. but fpiritedly 20 aycuge The
impolsion. Their msniieh poGsilion OF this
quality excmpts TIC ipeeies from innu merabe
tricks OF ysanny, which the unpnncipieo Ut he
race would otterwiie clcrnaly be palm,rg upon
them. in order TO iaitrn en- thsir fhoudcis, the
tois, the bcishens, and all the iiudgeGes Of lite,
and ithout anntxing to them ,heir appropriate
reward. Btshsic means to be furc, the hvcs
of thoie pE6sd anumers would become proipei-
Gus, and clever indeed. Their Giuations would
be rendered more eligsble but Ne Zee the Diff
proportionate degree OF hardihips that would
retult 20 the Other. and by Tar the greater part
Of mankind
The aem of public policy hitherto intro.
duced and Prztsiied upon throughout the world.
has been tuch a. TO favor an arrangement like
this. Difaintt coUnt,ics have had their difinet.
and appropriate maxims oil ultimately tcndipg
TO the turshcranee OF this one leading objett. In
iome il has been. that % feels ~sa be Ravsi.
fbaf svys mss may bejrw." In Others that 10
fsbt, anS ds for q kisg, Is fbs bsxbib Of Asssr,
and glsy. ln Others that saf,ewai aebf 10
saiwsaI biuEss. Theie in the 6ht place are
advanced as lnaxims or Truth, and being put
out as tlch BY The +" qpT MR." they are not 10
be enquired into. IL ~ould only 'emsin. then,
to ec forw sfd'in mais, and pa, them in txecu-
tion. AisStH aaves a,c tools-how may tools
have exiacd ia The world How large pouioa
OF Gods mse<v qpsvk have been branded with
folly aud AIsrge TO relate, how often have this
deipicable group ~ they arc called (rhrna down
for pretended inconpeicncy, TO The very dvAl--
kc.. "a ~ ~
ance and hurled tyrsnt from hm throne--and
held With reputation, the feins of cmpiIt
Were thofe nho were incarcerated Hithin the
walls Of tie Battle. psev;o.1y convitsed II
folly Wa il from therce thar authority xss
detivsd to dsPisr shem Of ihe light Of the fco.
ahi 10 hide tilem from their connections and re-
lzuses bst'the zvSt mss muit Lf Free. SuP-
pole they were lett 20 shem!elves--shss boun-
daries is |, imagined. they would let 30 that
freedom Would they be eonfeuted with 90
equal participation Of right, snd immubi,y ;-or
rather would they not Keep upa continual fIie
for prcroeative, aud esempt'cb, until II ihonld
only be for them to claim, and receive--com-
n,and ana be obsycd. Let hiaory decide. And
without going further, the prefeat hfory Of
this country, ahich we read ii daily experience,
will folse 'hc quefion.
Bot this conjurcd maxim was too bold to
be introduced into tho politics OF this county.
indeed il TOO bold, and pch,ive, tor III. jea-
lous, and fcryid temper Of Britain. Their pro-
jett, could be better carried on under ,hc delu.
Gon Of Legally 10 a Kmg. That name in the
peffon Of 6JfrSd. ard number of bis iuccefon,
had fhcd happineis OF the land; il had, there
fore infpirrd an st'achmers which after eenera-
tions could cot throw oH but bad rather az
cribe their grievances TO Other, AID rcmoter
csufe,, thar TO 1ueDion fourcc from whence
they bad sses derived felicity. On this hypo-
ihcGs We are enabled TO explain, what would
o,herzi appear 10 be a paradox, that in pro-
portion a. they have been oppreaed, ard diG-
tnAsd, with the fame degree OF zeal have they
always rallied around their monarch.
This maxim, ! lay, was too bold, and pal
pable TO deIudc the American people. There
could be nc one found daring enough TO pro-
pofe it. Bot il 10 curious 10 Itmark with whai
hair Rrcxes Of dexie,isy it was eiuded, while its
fikeueis was attempted 10 be infrodgeed. Has
: not the Discriminating bsahd "a Gtniienen and
SimbLfmts been ufhered to The light IN h1 hem
ifpberei Yes. And the so,hor Of u idolized
in copfequence. fay IN confegience, bseaofe
il was on account Of this, and other evidences
which he had given. and sfiefws'ds gave. Of
the completion. and tendency Of his principles.
Bot by whom wan he idolized, is euefiion that
affords confol.tions , Nor by full blooded Ane-
,icans: Not by the real friends Of their coun.
Try Not BY ihofe ~ho had Asoegled will. en-
cefisy sgaina the naughty, and svenging power
OF Brian, in her proud, bot vain attempt TO
fubjogze, and epAsys Us mo Bot by the
mongrel dropes the Anglo fed ranls r Who
are Indifferent about form, Of government,
or msxiras Of policy. and care NOT how many
gTosn under the gripping hand Of tsxaiion, in
poverty and wrstehedreis. provided fby can
fock shc dsin,iss cf fociety. and banquet on the
fpoiIs Of ruined individuals
Il b uoe. Mr.. Adams TO whom ] allvde.
did nor fsy fhe 81 Simplemen" nysSs 1Se1
Bat is is not the lee evident thai he intended
70 inAitute fort Of political - PsGovef ito
mark she Iinrels Of their ssbesnscIes With the
token Of negIed and BY q peculiar air Of fed
erd leScTdemzin, TO thfua them into the back