Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

ton Gass.:e. sad papers Of thai ese---euss: nof
to fuppIzs the people Of Assriea--thsir Jsi;<j-
fsi1 are conGasnt--rhey are eongssial With
their tsiifis and ,hsir tyiseths--,Iere is very
deep ssd particular iss,ss involved ia this
fubjeet--shefe is Game which they cannot
forgo-dsfpsiste gamblers or anaflins, put all
al hazard. arc obliged TO 90 through -Ths Es-
srx UxTo ofM,fachuists, fesls kscn fym-
pathy ia alIths an Of the Individuals wbo COM
poicd it-their crimes muR csne out before the
psopls, crin~ which will unveil the apparent
nyfery. Ths bcnevolescs Of the prefcnt ad :.
miniAraiioa would lst Joba Ad~ns and qius,by
Pifkersg sfcsrs into eternal oblivion, or to re-
esivs thsir psnihneat from pofiefiiy. and fave
the American nation ffom the opprobrium and
the Perils created by the acts Of the laf sd-
niniararioa but this unprecedented generof
OF viusous men towards advsrfariss abandoned
BY thsir country. will sot be fslt either by the
authors or the adhersats of eAiqoity crea-
tures and absttsrs Of thois falIcn meo appear de-
tsrsined TO rsverie every eaablifhea principle
Of morals, and the rslif os which they pretended
TO follow--for gssd ity /ssk 10 remrn evii--and
inhssa OF gratitude, they paniiea q daily torpi-
tuds which leavss all example, aacient and nod-
Gro, at a var difance. Waile the prefent ad :
miniRrstios has bssa anxisuily guarding the ex.
pofcp OF the members of ths lsit admisiarati.a
from public deteastion and flame, every re-
preach that indultriops naligaity could forge
every calunsy tha, depravity could contrivs-
every anifcs of crafty creatures have been sm-
ploycd, to hap iajurious afFerties on ihois who
have faved the couatry from war, the peopls
l.o. L.. A Il.
the humble reputation of Amsrisa.-5fsib.
ExtrH7 .F a knsy frsw We)6izsfss, IEHl ! "
Afr1. 1904.
"prAR ar.
"As the fame falfchoods ufyeeins the
dsnaad OF loan TO France from, osr govern.
meat, which have bssn irduariolay circulated
in the eaeern parts OF the sniou, may ss bro't
into view, 20 opcrats upon .hs approaching
election, in the ifate Of New Y York, havs tho't
II my duty 20 Gate 20 you explicitly, that no re.
qasf ~ Stwasd bsf bers made .fssy sspr,snest
fer Iuei Lzx--and thar there is reafon to believe
thar no isten,ion exits to make fueh dop,and or
reqosf.--This information kss bcsn received
from ar axiboriiy which caanot he doubted, and
do hereby authorize you, il yos deem it expe-
dent, 10 order to guard aeaisa the srts of mif-
rspreisutstion, TO pubiih il with my nams.
| entertain tbs uioh firm conviction thar
nothing will be done by our government, in this
or aoy othsr rsfped, which will compromit the
inisrc2 or honor Of the Uaited States.
9" am. with great eaeem, your moA obe-
dient fervant, DEWITT'CLlNTON.
" Richard Riker. Efq. New York."
wAsniseroN, ArRiL 1S.
During the prsieat fsiion Of Congrsfs, fro
qusut sttenpts have been made 10 excite the
public fenGb'lity with regard 10 the application
OF public money. without aoy legal sppropria-
tisa in the debate "a the Bsrccau. the publi-
cation Of which is this day commenced, the rsa-
der will rsmark the reiterated effort, in kis
and unfair way, to alarm the Peopls with the
fufpicioa that the Prehdsat had laid out a, zoo
dollars witsost legal appropriation, thossh
the sxpsnditure is allowed to have besn mace
nader the permanent previGsns Of a Treaty,
and 10 ia itfelf acknowledged to be perfectly
right.-The reader will ALTO renark, that thcis
infnustions are repsIled end completely refut,d
BY official fads appealed to in reply and that
the executive, 10 this cafe, a. in every other,
has bssu fhswn to have manifseed the moR icru-
pulors adherence to law.
While We hsGtate not to beaow our full
tribute Of admiration on the bold and ceaislefs
efsrn Of fsderalifm to mifsprsfsat and diaort
the msfnrsa Of the preient executive. We take
the libsrty Of preisrvins fcne refpett for truth,
and feel foms difpoktion to uansfufs into the
public mind position of the fame rsfpsa. -
With this visw, We call upon the nation to GEN.
trait the rigid adherence Of the prefsst sdmia-
ifration to the legal expenditure Of the public
money, With the wsnton, Unauthorized aud ion.
nsncs expenditure made BY the torssr adainif-
Iatisn 10 the kasle cafe below Gated.
Yeaerday the Con nittee to whom was re-
ferred 70 much Of the PfeGdest's Mcfsgs of
Dec. sih, as relates to Naval Scitcs and Naval
Preparations, sake Report, the concluhon Of
whish is as follows
The Connittes End that prior TO the
4th Of March, ISor. III: FUN Of ONE HUN
DRED AND NINETY-NINE THOU.
SAND AND THIRTY DOLLARS, end
81 csats, have been expended in psrcha6sg
Navy-Yards and making improvements upon
them. withost any law sathori6us the perchafs,
or any appropriation Of money, either fer pur-
chaie or improvements" Mar. fshI.
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