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

# timely Hint.
M Il 10 reported that the eybsjftisnefs arc
making preparations for general attack upon
both H0uics of our Legislature. They arc con-
tinualIy csucuGng,.s sand caballing. aud have al
ready began to citcuials their fabricated rrpotts,
calculated 70 prejudice, aud influence the public
mind in their favor. The m,A remarkable Of
which is--fbaf at tbe Lsa %.5Ssn sf ANmbL, IL
qUa, vsn6 and refslysd. iim 1te Gsver.S, If .Ss
Sf0is I5ozld be irdsmxDicd for all fbe expenes be
wybs Se al M 6.tsnd,~g bimjtlf1gaisa Ds,ra~ce.
This, il is !aid, they have natchtd tor the /sstb
county, where they have their riders, ard their
sonnets, TO give 1t circulation. They have de-
viled othen equally ingeaious and extraofdi
eary tor the osAss coansiss, vasyins. hoSevss,
ascircumaances rcqsire. In this town, we have
lately be:n favored With the preience Of fomc of
their ring IeadsD, from different parts of the
State, Who. il is faid, ia conjunction with fomc
ofthe Nsblsvfx here, have he'd caucus at the
" cid Place" What plan Of operation they
have hit upoa. has not yct tranfpired.
WATCH.
The P'eGdent is sutho'izcd to employ the
whole naval force in the Mediterranean. il he
deems il proper. The iIigatcs Chelapeak, Con
ttelIation and Adams. and ,he fch. En,erpIize,
arc ordered TO that icss Truston is Commo-
dorc. The Contribution is TO 70 out whea repA;r-
cd, and is then 60 be the Commodorc's .hip.
The men arc engaged tor two years.
The Plehdent has appointed JoHa BrcK-
LsY, Efq. Librarian Of the Congregational Lii
brsrys osi --l7r SKI
Extrsa sf a knet from q sestlt~4s al W,sG-
i~gfon. dStd Fsb. 3d--6 p. M.
!" IL 10 with great pleafure announce to
you that the bill. 70 repeal the judiciary SCI Of
lsf ieihon, psaed the Senate this evening --evc-
ry effort was made sod defeat this objeti--fhe feel
ines and the ieau Of the members were addfeGed,
and much theatricsl Housifh was exhibited in
| the true ailc Of fsderalifm. Great Rieis was
laid Upon the memorial Of the Philadelphia bar,
as 1t iawyess only, were competent to decide up-
on poini, in which the whole people were more
deeply intereAed, If not in a peeuniarys a lsaf
| in q political view. +-t'f ~
=" The sE,cia,ion in this memorial has ex-
cited much aaoninmen, h<se, boz 70 far from
procuring the intended efrti, that il was treated
as ninIey,ed thing. Itwas aid TO be men,
orial comiog from men who had an intercR in
the multiplication Of courts and judges, that ,
multiplication Of fees might be the confequcnec.
This, in my mind, was we'll mcrited; for they
ought to have been she Iaa to offer their opin-
ions upon fubjett that might fairly be concp-
cd TO in volve their owo immcdiate insereas--not
Jingle proielyte was made by this paper in
deed il rather ferved to frenethcn opinions be-
fore entertsined, and to excite remarks unfricnd-
ly TO the parties, than to make converts to fheir
doctrines"
On Wednefday. I'D inf. the judiciary Bay
paGcl the Senate BY majority Of one vote. Had
the Senate been foil there would have been ma
jorisy Of swo.--Mr. ArmRrong, Of New. York, ,
being the only member abfens. ~
This az viii not fail to be recorded among
the uoA memorable events OF iAe prefsnt period.
II pse-eminensly marks the triumph Of Repnbli-
can psineipIes. II demooasaes the inHrxitie
determination Of thofe who nov hold me riens
of authorisys to adhere in power to the fame
principles, avowed BY then chen oct Of po~er.
Their theory wn good one bat their prsfsice
Is better. Economy In the pubic expenditure,