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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
N Z w P . r 4,
Saturday, June s, 1909.

In a Vietv Of fbs P,seesdixgs Of fbs isa
S1Dsss If Cssg'sh," icommenced in this days
Papcr) will be foand correct and lucid analyhs
OF all the meaiacs recommended BY the Preti-
dent, in his communication. and of thofe which
have been adopted in the progrsfs OF the fe.Iion.
The utility of thief. meafurcs will be belt cAab
lihed by experience. II is. however, high,
important that at an early period, the people
ihould have correct understanding OF the ob.
jstts and motives by which the naturalization
had been guided. in accomplishing rhe work Of
reform. This is rendered the more important
by the incsaan, rxertions which have been made
TO deceive them. and by the powerful and dan
gcrous inhoeacc which is directed againt the
government. There il not Jingle foli,ay
meaiurc, on the whole liz here bfooghr into re-
visw. which has nor been made the fubj-a of
violent and fyRematic oppohtion in Consref, !
of intenperatc and clam rous abuie in the newt
papes devoted to the fervice of this party.
While fuch efforts arc made 10 deceive the peo-
pie while 70 much Rrength is brought into ex-
erciie TO countcratt the operations of the gov
erumeor, il is impofibe thar a fair experiment
hould be made. A government when thus
aiiaieds may be compared 10 an army, whole
ftfensth and fkill in military tactics, would en-
fpre victory in the open field but which
unaccuRomed to random Rifmilhiug. may be
dcteatd BY weaker enemy, who continually
harrais them by fcouting parties. annoy them
fro their ambulh, and practice all the inliduous
art OF an ladizn warfare. With all thcic diiad-
vsntages, we yet confidently hope, that the -four
years campaign will be glorious and triumphant.
With this maigosnr and inveterate nobility
againa them, the leaders of the Republican par
party are TO coaGjer thcmlevss as in the heart
Of an enemy's country in the midi Of an enc
my. trcacherou,, yinditsive. fanauinary and un.
relenting. They are iurrounded on all Gdes
with iecret and hidden detruetion. In cafe Of q
defeat. no quarters are to be expected. The
tomahawk and the fcalping knife, are whstted
up for the purpofc Of vengeance. The pine
knots are prepared, and the fire is already light
ed for the dance Of victory. The warwhoop.
which reiounded at the commencement of the
conflict. has proclaimed to them that victory
or torture are the only alternatives. IL is then,
of the iaft importance, that we ihonid be viei-
iAnt, alert, ard active. The auifccs of The
enemy, are to be defeated, only by cooRsnt cir.
camfpcdion.
With thief. impreilions. we are much graft
fed by the able and mafterly manner in which
the writer Of the remarks alluded 20. has r, .
planned aud vindicatsd the meafurss Of the lais
fefiion Of Congref.. He cannot fail to convince
every upprejudiccd reader, that the government
arc induifriouay puriuing the great and imp,r-
tsnt objects Of . prudent policy. by which they
haze profcGcd 20 be directed. ard that nothing
but an obainsse and ipHexible fpiris Of oppof.
tion. will prevent the fuccei,ful accomplish mens
Of their deGgus. [Egh.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

or An unufaal pres Of Advertisements.
has obliged us to defer many intercaing articles
prepared for this days paper. a Supplement,
however. viii accompany The next Republican.
and atone in fomc mcaiure, we trufs for all
recent onilions.
A ia Of the Town Oaieen, eleacd at the
annual Frecmcns Meeting on Turidsy Ian, 10
uuavoidably poaPon;d ill next week.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

Jsf rraivsd asS far /aA a. sss Bssk; ;fsre Of
w. r. WILDER,
THE Life of ofBONAPA2TE. Fmn confal
i of france, from his Birth 10 the Peace Of
Luncvills-with an Elegant Head.-Pricc only
One Dollar.
Nesyts,s. Jrvs 4. sSh
t5- For Sale as above, LscHoRS HAIRS.
covered with black elk. and green unders--By
the doz. or fn9le.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

DIEDl--At Mount Vernon, the azd u!y.
Mrs. MARTHA WASHINGTON. felii OF
the late General GEosos WAsHtxsrox, aged
7i.----" The hlence of rsfpeesful grief is her
bee culosy." ls
Ia this town. MIR. WILLIAM L. BERRY,
Of Upper Marlboro, (pfince Gsorge County,
May!and--aged ~ yeArs------A yc0ng een'ls-
man Of worth and eputation.
Al Middetown, Mifs RvTH NEWMAN,
in the 10Th year Of her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
TAKE MOTICE.

VXyHEREAS my Son John Beryaer. Jun.
Wv hath contracted Debrs 10 a conliderable
amount, without my Knowledge. for fome Of
which he is now committed TO Jail in South
Kiugaown, and fome Of which iufpeet to have
originated without valuable or legal confdc-
ration; and as il is unknown TO me what fum
he 10 indebted and as | am deasou, 10 afccrtsin
the amount--and if potiblc, to relieve him, with
out too much injury TO my ieIf and family :------
This is therefore to fccuea all thofc who hsvs
demands agaiHA him, TO cxhibis them 10 me In
reafooabe time, both the fnms. snd forwhas
confederation, 70 that may be enabled to jodgs
Of the cxpcdicpcy Of relieving him. com-
pliance with the above, will obliee
JOHN BANISTER.
Newport, June 4. 1904. SO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

Sias<ef Rhode. Jqass and Providence Plasfafie~s,
Nay 81. 1904.
THE Creditors of 7bsmas Hill. Of Newport,
4 Blackfmith, are hereby notified TO appear,
il they Gasll think 6t, az the General AHemlly
to be holden at Newport, on the third Monday
Of June next, then and there TO fbew caufe,
il any they have. why his petition for the bene-
fs Of an Act pafIed in June 1886, for the relief
of infolvent debtors, ought not to he granted.
B. HAZARD, Dep. Sec'vv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

TAKEN from sanoel Cars Fery,i New
i port the 9th or 10th OF. pair Of FLOW
IRONS, newly fhsrPcned. Any persop ~hc
will give information ~here they may be had,
and slfo Of the Thief, mall be cnii,led 20 the
above reward. PELEC POTTER.
JSnsfszvs, June 5.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

STATE Of Rbsds. tQ~nd ard P,ouidsxee Plaxfafisnf,
May s.. 1901.
T~HE Creditors OF Gt,,ge B,ssvrtN, of Por,f-
Il mouth, in the county Of Newport, Efq.
are hereby notified to appear, if they fhaIl think
ct. at the neral-Ancmbly to be holden at
Newport, on the third Monday Of June next.
then and there to fhew czufe. If any they have.
Why his petition for the benefit Of an Ad pafed
in June I7s6, for the relief of infolveat debtors,
ought not to be granted.
B. HAZARD, Dep. Scc'ry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

With pleafure we announce the appoint.
ment of NATHANIEL HAZARD, Efq. by
an unanimous vote Of the town. TO deliver an
Orstion on Msodsy the sth of Jolly I son. The
18th being Sunday in commemofation OF Amer
ican undergraduates.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
STATE Of Rb.ds- lizard and P,svidtuee Piaxiatisas,

Sfatf Of Rbsds- !Rasd ard P,eudenfe Plaxfafisns,
Nay 81, 1904.
THE CREDITOR Of Faydan 7aber, Of New
i port, Weaver, are hereby notified to ap-
pear. If they lhall think fiji, at the General AZ
fembly to he holden at Newport, on the third
Monday of June next, then and there TO ihew
cauie. If any they have, why his petition for the
beneht of an Aet paIed in June 1856. for the
relief of infovent debtors. ought not 10 be grant
ed. B. HAZARD. Dep. Sec'ry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
State of R6sdf- Lqand and Prsvidenes PLantaiisss,
Jzns, 3d, 1862. (.

THE creditors Of N0fbas Wiicsx. Of Exeter,
l., in the county of Warrington, Trader, sse
hereby notified to appear, IL they fhsIl think 6s.
at the General AHembly. to be holden sr New
port, on the third Monday Of June infant,
then and there TO fbew csufe, ifsny they have.
Why nis petition for the benefit Of an Ad pafed
June p. D. r7s6 fos the relief Of infolvent
debtors, ought not to he srsnsed.
p HAZARD De-. c~~'-~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

Auorg 10
DIAM and ariped
l. Italian Lu,earing,
Englih. French, & IN
dia do.
Englifh & India Sattius,
Black and colour'd Pc
long do.
rcrGan Modes and SAT-
nets.
Fsfhionable white Chip
Bonnets.
Leghorn Bonnets and
Hats.
Duniiable & Straw do.
Blue and Yellow Nan.
kcens,
A large & Freh aG,rs-
ment of Calicoes aud
Chintxes, very cheap,
White friDged Shawls of
various prices,
Colour'd and white bor.
dercd do.
White frinsed Tippitt'.
for Ladies,
Camels Hair, ELK and
chintz Shawls,
Large black Barcelo-
ma fringsd Handker-
chiefs,
Blue, red. snd purple
Coppcrpla,e.
GingAams. Bensalls, &
Craps.
White & colour'd glsx-
ed Cambricks,
Cambrick Mullins,
Jaconct g. ftriped do.
Black Mullins, ,6.4 wide,
Dimity and Muilinets.
Ve& patterns,
Silk. twild, plain and
ftriped Nankcnets.
Iifh Linens. rs &4-4.
Silk and Cotton long
Gloves and Nuts,
Black and color'd mort
fix Gloves,
Glove Tics, Of various
prices,
Black and white worried
Walls,
TIE a5sve qoiN be 6H a
| Ca
Ds~..J.s<~ I,.>.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
BENJAMIN Thurber,

Has jse vresfvsd. ty sbe Lafsa arrvair f,sn
NSrD-T"i y Bses~. and 6as 70, Jair. al i5e
fss Of ne Bunch Of Grapes, No. 80. Killism-
.Fyesf. a Fre@ dg',sn.st Of Nezu Feyevsabk
FA N CY G o o DS,
For the approaching Seafon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

zoo arc
Black & white Parif-
net Gauze.
Black. white, pink, &
Ysllsw Grapes and
Tifanies,
Fancy,check and plad
Ribbons,
Umbrellas,
Ladies long and fhort
flick Parrifola,
Silk & Cotton fancy
Stockings,
Black Fans.
Fancy ditto,
Black velvet Bind
ings.
India Cottons, Of va
Tious prices.
RuHells, Darants.
Morcens, Wilbores. T.
Battiruu & Rriped
Runells,
Black and coloured
Sewing Silks,
Diapers.
Brown Hollands.
Jeans and Fufisus.
Oil Cloths for Tables.
Strip'd Cutters Check
Qaaliry & fhoe Bind.
ings,
Tapes and Bobbin,,
A large sGortment oi
Ladies Morocco,
cloth and fancy
Shoes,
Children's ditto,
A large Aaortment oi
Looking GlaGes,
China * Delf Wsrc,
London aud Brifol
Pewter.
Knives & Forks,
Tea ditto.
Brah 81 Iron Candle.
aicks,
Warranted Spanifh.
French, &Czrolins
Indigo.
CottonW ool,
New fafhion'd Tea
Pots, &c. &c.
be ie1vsa Advance 6,
>.
[ss-ew
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
j une II.
Forty Dotlars Reroard.
Stop the Villain

Ran away from the lubicriber in the
month of December laf, likely Negro
man, named BEN, a6 years Of age, OF
dark complexion, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches
high has a fnall icaS under one OF his
eyes (which nor recolleefed) alto large
one on his breaf, occaycned by burn
when child, and-has left two OF his fore
teeth. His clothing is unknown to me,
as he has been hired TO Mr.. John HodG-
kin, Of Alexandria, for three years Patt as
ferry man, ard believe him to be har-
bored in or about Alexandra or the city
of Warrington, BY brother of his nam
ed Helfon) who alto ferpsd The fad Hodg-
kin as ferry-man at the fame time, and
whom the laid Hodgfkin has iarely elnan-
cipated. The above reward will be PAID
to any pericn who delivers me the above
defcribed villain in the town Of Colchef-
ter, or 7buy Dollars, if fecured in any
jail in Maryland or Virginia.
All matters of yefels and others are for
bid TO harbor or carry off faid fellow at
their peril.
JOHN H. MANLEY.
Coicbaqor Nav andW,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
THE SUBSCRIBER,
At his Store an King qrset, ofe,s FIR lale
ar moderQte terMl,

At bis Store on King freet, oefers tof lale
on moderate terms,
-Four lots well chofen ] RISH
LINENS, which, for cath, will be fold
at low advance on the fterling colt, or
by the piece, half piece, or yard.
Mems coarie and fine hats ct different
colours; childrens' do. do.
Porter in bottles by the dozen, OF a
very hyperion quality and flavor.
Irilh Soap in boxes.
-Four thouland bea Writing Quilts.
One trunk of well choien Callcoes and
Linen Handkerchief, printed, which by
the piece or dozen WILDE fold at prime
colt.
Live Feather Beds, with one boifer
and two pillows TO each, from 50 TO 100
pound weight.
nallortment Of Queens Ware, Grocee
ries, Brulhes, Glais, &c. &c.
JT AS the fubfcriber intends paying
particular attention TO the Bottling OF
Porter, the highe9 price will be given
for empty Bottles.
VIM. DUNLAP.
June II. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17

- 80 - ~ - u
dr5a to Little RsUer,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hartfhorne for hinielf and John
Thomas Rickcts, in Aiexandria-Ifrael
Lacy and Barr Powell in Loudoun David
Hunter ana William Riddle in Berkeley
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
III Jefer4on; Bulhrod Taylor and VIM.
Davidfon in Frederick; Samuel Crcwdlon
and William Stienberser in Shenandoah.
This being builneis n which the conf
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into my hands,
| have undertaken 20 publiih withouu cone
luiting the other commill;onersas they are
all at diltance. The law is with ia
and I doubt not will be fhewn by the
Other comnoiGoners, 20 any per{on aP-
plying. The Law requires Ten Dollars to
be paid at the time Of fublcrlbing the
remaining fun of Ninety Dollars, on each
flare, Is 70 be paid in dividends, as called
for by the Prehdent and Directors, TO be
choien by the ftockholders.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
April 20. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
lust KEChlN Ed,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GL A S S,

ConGfing OF elegant Cit quart and fint
decanters, goblets, tumblers and wine
glafles, to match plain half pint, Pint
and quart tumb.ers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decanters, which will be fold by
the box, or BY retail, on moderate terms.
A56,
Gentlemens' fine black Hats
of a.fnperior quality, DO. white with green
snder8, childIens' fine do. of every CO.
lour, and quantity of well aaorted, low
priced wool hats, by the box Or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April ro. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
7zye1aty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
the 1if May, PATTY, likely Negro
wencb, about twenty years OF age: The
has been brought up in the houie, is a
good ieamGrels, & very capable: among
a variety OF clothes, fhe has purple fluff
pctticoat, fine blue cloth Jacket, a cord
ed dilnity jacket and coat, a plain muilln
gown, handfome worked muffin do. a
plain do. both we'll made, white camel
hair lhawls with netting, fine white cot
ton tockings, ieveral pair, and pair OF
white ELK do. handfome black hat, neat
fhoes and other cloathing. She went Oft
with Negro fellow the property OF MIR.
Philip Fitzhugh he is about "a years OF
age, s. feet high, well fet, inclined TO
be corpulent, tawney complexion, lively
countenance, and lpeaks ditinttly, though
quick; he is an excellent joiner. He
took with him pal, Of new brown caai-
mere pantaloons, round upper jacket OF
the fame cloth, green broad cloth coat,
with blue velvet collar, handfome
fwanldown wailtcoat, with mettle buttons
new black hat, new lhoes, fine white
cotton BOOKINGS, green pantaloons, and
other cloatklng. The above reward will
be paid to any pelfon who fhall lodge
them in any jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
for any other trouble or expence.
SARAH THORNTON,
May =. go near Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
. lhe term n Of partnerlb;n
heretofore exiting under the FIRM :. tlll +
Tb0mb{oD SO ~ u, OF

DIl 49, ar1ONlPSON,
RICHARD VElTCH,'
Who offer for Sale, on lL,r,,
terms, f6e 15A1oryisg P,e9er., w,
Two Tracts Of Land in I o.
doun county, one of which is Gtuare No..
the Gum Spring, being veil ,in5e '"d'
and containing four hundred acge,~I,
oEher near Broad Run Church, copr,;D;a
four hundred acres, (adjoinine the I,a3s
of George Lee on which there is a. ~
tenlve peach orchard; late the pron.,,,
of John Spencer. t
One Lot ofleafe Land, in The
Manor of Leeds, Fauqacr county, cor
tanning two hundred acres: late the Nh
perty Of Aquila Davis.
One Tract of Land in Ran
dolph county, continuing five HUNDRED
acres laid to be very valuable f,ua,s On
the fouth ddc Of Glady Greek late Ii,
property OF Patrick Doughery.
One other Tract in Hamp.
lhore county, on branch Of Fsirleyi
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property Of DanieI JoneS.
One other Tract called Ferti,
lity, containing two hun1sed and fxy
acres, in WetmoreIand ccuaty, Ra,e Of
Pennsylvania, fruate on the Nlonongahe.
la, about one quarter Of nil, CsIov
Cafner's Ferry, and 4 miles above Pa,kia-
fon's ferry, binding three qasne.s If
mile on fad river. A comfortable pro-
portion of Eaid tract is bottom land, with
a valuable orchard of fugar trees, and
about 60 acres under cultivation; the re-
nainder very heavily timbered.
One other 1TraEt containing
one thoaland acres, on Green River, IN
the fate of Kentucky; being part Of the
military lands formerly belonging to 6,
Rice. decealed.
One Houfe and Lotin Charlea
Town, Jeferfon county, on the Man
itreet leading from Harper's Ferry 70
Wincheler, occupied by Adam Ham,
A. vacant Lot In laid town.
ftuate on the fame freet, adjoining tie
fore of Thomas Hammand.
Two handlome three itoT
Brick dwelling HouGes, with brick ltab."
and carriage houfts to each, ftuaie On
Pennsylvania ayenae in the City Of wan
ingron: at yrelcnt occupied by John COys
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle III
George Town, oppohte The wna'l = O' w.,
pied by George King, together WIN PA''
of faid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houle IN
the town Of Alexandria, aruatea Ga e t,..'.
.freer, between Fairfax and Royal i''''''
lately occupied BY Charles luTne'' u
A eorner Lot on Prince S''
Royal aree,s, adjoining fad BRICK n poY.
The vacant Lots on ii INV
Rreet, on the eaa fde of taId DIlsA . .tr's !,
The fituation Of the above Pt cr'
equal to any in the town for Oul,''I;' n,
A Houle and Lot on :, n~}
nreet now occupied BY s. Sn0Su'n
60. 4 Lot fronting fifty tx :. FED e.
on Prince freet, and extending p'l lo,,b
feet, bounded by an alley on , '| occ..
on part of fad LOT is the "af'AON
pied by Hugh Smith. . cde Of
A Lot on tic welt i! !..s. ~, nj
Warrington areer, between f, ,sa6m
Duke ftreets. -1-
EI7N POW DER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
Summer EQabl5hment.
Mali. PILOT

Will in failure leave the Walhingtonta-
vern, Alexandra, every morning at FIVE
O'Clock, and arrive at John II. Baraey's,
at the Columbian Inn, George Town, TO
breakfaa at ! O'Clock, and then proceed
on to Baltimore, where it will arrive at
Ave O'Clock in the evening, at'Mr. Peck,s
Columbian Inn, and regularly on to Phi.
Iadelphia, 70 that perions travelling IN
this line may be fure of no hindfance on
their way. :,
Being provided with as good horfes and
carriages as any on the road, we ioliclt
fhare Of publicpatronage, & confidently ex-
peet that iuch as favor this ffage with their
cuRom, will find the accommodations e
quail, if not hyperion, to thole provided
by any others.
Returning, it leaves Baltimore every
morning at s o'clock, and arrives at A
lexandria the fame evening.
Seats for Alexandra, taken at George
Town at ]. Fl. Barney's aage Office.
PETER HEISKEL,
J..H. BARNEY,
Tune =. zsw4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue Of power in me
yeaed, will be fold at public auction BE-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houie in the Town of Dumfries, on the
hrff Monday in July next at II o'clock,
toy cain, that valuable TRACT OF LAND,
ftuate in the (a.ne county near Bacon Race
meeting -houla, containing about Ave
hundred acres, part Of feven hundred
acre patent granted to James Peake, and
which Ave hundred acres of land was lately
the property Of Iiaac Mc'Pher{on, uader
"a purchafe made of Thomas Swan Of Alex
andNa.
Ipne 8. ddf
Two thouiand pieces flrit qua
!. lily NANKEENS, jua received and for
fale by
an'pey 8 Patton.
May 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
R. and !. GRAY,

kip ereef, det7reeu Fairfax and Royal
jfrsefs,
Haverecelved a large quantity
of Waikden's genuine Britih Inkpowder,
for fale by the grofs, dozen, or Jingle pa
per Irih Quilts, by the thoafAnd, hun.
dired, or quarter; Waters. BY the pound,
OF. or box and frefh fuPPly OF the beii
Roman Violin Strings, BY the bundle Or
ingle firing.
May II.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

'lluhra,ion. He who undertakes to explain the
sext, NUT find more explicit terms than thoie
contained in il. He could not hod any.
after dwelling upon the different provi-
ions Of the contribution, Mr.. Ocott went up
IN the quehion Of expediency at iome length.
and concluded that repeal was as inexpcGient
IS unc onai,utionsl.
Mr.. Cooke, of TenneGee, followed Mr..
Olco,t. lie iaid he was forry gentlemen at
tempted TO make quack doctors of them, by
isying. we may give wound, but cannot heal
it. He wiihed the Senate to enquire whether
the law now propoi,d TO be repealed was con-
aitutional or nor. If il was not, We ihould act
like honeR men, acknowledge thar we have vio-
lated the confitution, and reRore il to its puri-
ty by repeating the Law. Let Us recur TO the
Journals of 1899. and Zee what vas the under-
aanding OF theie champions OF our liberties,
and whether they have not hnce changed. The
Journals would prove that the judges were to
mix with the legiflarure, were to be locked up
in cloiet, and 10 declare who was to be our
executive magiitrate.
Mr.. Cooke went into an examination OF
the afgu neots on the conititutional point.
We have been told that the nation j, 10
lock mp TO thcfe immaculate judges to protect
their libertics--to protect the people againit
themieves. This was novel, and what reiult
did it lead TO lie ihuddered TO think of il.
Were there none OF ,hefe judges ready to plunge
their fwords in the American heart He did
not think it proper to be alarmed by the terrors
held out. He wifhed TO know no man to take
things as they are. But if gentlemen will at
tack, they NUT expect a reply.
Mr.. Cooke then dilated upon the ieyeral
points of the dlfculion. and concluded with The
expreiTion of the hope that the legilature would
repeal the law. and that they would no, give
ment was made for choien fcw-for the Judges
10 whom we are 20 look up for every thing.
(DebGie 10 be CONTINUED.
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u EN- TIE EE, .

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exprefs towards me, on behalf Of ;he DsnblTy
Babtilt AGociation, give me ,hc hishe6 iaIisf,c-
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pa1fuit Of the iniercGs Of my conGi,g.nJs, and in
proportion as they ase peffuaded Of my fidelity
to tho!e do'ies, the difchssge OF them becomes
more and mote p!eafrg.
Believing with YOU, that religion IS matter
which lies fociy between man snd lis G1d. that
he owel account 10 none other cor his faith or
his worihip, tha; ,he legitimate powers of gly-
crnment reach actions only, and not cpinion,.
contcmPl'te with iovcreign reverence that aGt of
fhe whole American people which DECLARED that
Hsir legislature ihoUd " make no !aw rctcct.iug
an e!tabiiihment Cf Ieacon, OF prohibiting The
tree exeIcile ihcreoi;" thus bubd'ng wall If
icparatIon between Church and Stale. Adhsr-
ing TO this expEeLi Of the fupreme ~iil of the
nation, in behalf oi the rights of confidence, |
ihdll fee with 6ncctc istslact!on The progrc(s Of
thoie fen;iments which tend 20 refore 20 nan all
hi. natural rights, CONVINCED He HAS
NO NATURAL RIGHT in oppoGsion TO his
iocisi duties.
reciProcate your kind prayers for the
protection and bleii0g OF the comnoo father nnd
Creator OF man, and tender you, for youI!slves
and your religious AGJe;a'ion, aiTOrsnces Of ny
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Jan. /, 1904.