Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
3 VIRTUE ASB TALENTS.
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WAsnINsros. AS,a ao.-" The report
concerning the public defaulisrs, is itislf very
brief. and will be publiihed on Saturday morn.
ing bot the documents accompanying il are
voiuminous, asd cannotbc printed ia lefs than
ten days. | underasnd Mr.. Adams ha, not
yet furniihed aatsmsnt of his diiburiements Of
Tome public money sntruaed to him.
"Mr. Tracy's account is a truly curious
one--nay shat is more, it 10 approved ard psE-
cd by Mr. Dexter and ia q fyle, unliks an
oficial document.
There is a certificate from John Adams
allowing the fun Of 600 dollars to James Rof,,
Efq. tor J<enf /rrvife xsse, /! IL 10 dated Dee.
81, 1879, juf after the Pcuniylvsnia election,
in which he was candidate.
"And there 10 fimilar certificate allow
ing the fun of 1870 dollars to Ssmssi Lsava.
isn'or, tor iecret iervics money. This certii-
cate is OF the fame date as that Of Mr.. Rois.
There 10 slfo fmzll arsiels of charge
sgainff Jsrnes M'Hsnry.
And volume of the curious seoonnt.,
tor monies expended on removals Of aen and
goods from Philadelphia, ss far ~ can recol-
leet, amounting to more than GO, ,oos doIlars I
Dr. Fraak lin aied 20 fay. thar T" favs rs.svaIt
suers a. bad az sre fire :" but we havs had in
Waihinston one removal and ssss krss---in
point OF expcncs il 10 not YET determined which
was WORT. the renoval, or the two fires.
Mr.. Pickerns's sesouAts, after oil that
has been fsid. are declared in this report TO be
Gill unfsttlsd.
:" Mr.. Tracy had the modshy, with full
recollection Of the above account being sgainA
him. TO 60 TO the public oAkss and demand
Sight OF the Prehdsnt's account, The Preiidsnt
On being Informed Of il, directed MIR. Tracy
to be favored With fair copy of his accosst,
aud Of the account Of the two former PrcGdents;
and arm told offered to furniA copy Of his
private expenditures. Mr.. Tracy has not tho't
proper 70 make ufe Of the accounts yet fup-
Pofe be had dsicrred il till he had fettlsd bf
szvx
!" What will the Americas people FAY to
thcle furious declaimers, thofe fbEnSsrlu and
sxtsyxisafsrs--thois dsfaulteu and ,errorias-
friend, OF order. thofe protectors Of the people
sgaigF ibfir vs,f sSs~iss.--Out upon it--fel
" What had become of this couatry had
,Aeis Psopls con,iaued to deceive the America
people for four years loassr. Well nay they
proceed to the extremss Of atrocious calunny-'
their chsfsttsn cannot futfer. they have oct.
Rfipped the NOT abandoned politicians of the
old worla--Hsppily tAsir conduct goss to the
complete rstatatien Of all their efforts againR
and attacks on republicaa eovsrnuent. Had
our govsranent been any other thsa elective ct
Mort periods. the iajuriss Of the peopls muk
have driven then to defpair or revolt agaiuR
their opprenon. Frequent elections, however.
provide the remedy for every abuie; the Aneri-
can people NUT Zee it--fssl it-and if they do
not treat thsfs who have absfed their truR and
their sovernsens As they merit, they as not
y sorthy Of offrsedom." (Asnrs.
The rsiferatiou Of folicituds for the fsccsfs
of Tssf FAINT. which We witsefs from tirs to tias
Ia the Rsfsa Palladiss. DSRss Csntiasl De(-