Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

ments, by my dehre To ltcn 10 Mr.. Bayafd,
who has jua rifen to reply"
WASHING ION. March s.
Fourth of March being the Anniversary of
the national government and Of the prcient ad-
miniRratios the Vice Prefident, members Of
both Houies OF Congrels and the heads of De
paJtments, TO the nunber of feven'y, met at the
republican Hotel TO dioe the chaplain on the
occaion expreHed we'll grounded hope of the
Divine Benedietion, in a fhort bur pathetic ad
drefs, AFTER which the company iat down TO an
elegant repaa, the cloth renoved and having
offered devout expreaions of thanks TO the ben
e6ccnt author Of particular and national bleG-
ing'. they proceeded to mingle the following
convival roAsrs with their cheering libations.
4. The day we celebrate.
Z. The people OF the United States and
their elective franchile.
3. The legGarive, executive and judi
cial powers, moving within their conltitutional
fphefes.
4. The fate fovereignties fxteen pillars
fupporting the federal dome.
s. The memory of Warrington.
8. The memory Of thoie aatefmsn and he.
roes who achieved our national independence.
7. Con6ituted authorities wifdom TO en-
fure and integrity to maintain the public con-
hdence.
s. Pesce-may its returning blcflings be
diffufed through fufering world.
9. Agriculture, Commerce, and Manu-
failures.
10. The Mili,ia-the real defence of our
country.
II. Oeconomy in the public expences and
vigilance in the people over their public fsrvants.
IL. Public faith cyinccd bv the payment,
not b, the perperuity of the public debt.
I,. The City of Wilmington.
"a. The administration fupportcd by pub.
lie confidence.
rs. The chain of the Union--too ftrong
for faction TO break.
I6. The Gag Of tic United States.
YOLUN7EERS.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, the man whom the
people delight TO honor.-By Gen. Bradley,
who pre6ded.
Dor fellow-citizens of the Army and Ma
WY Col. Burr.
Alter which number were given expref.
five of the high fcnfe maintained Of the many
meritorious Republican eharaeaen from the pro-
fcribed patriots of rs to the preient day--The
Vice. Pre6dent having Withdrawn, :he following
was announced from the chair.
Aaron Burr, the Ratefnan and folder.
At Evening the illumination of the Hotel
was moft brilliant, beams Of joy fparkled ia eve-
ry countenance. The greatef order, ptopriety
and decorum, was obierved through the whole
feaiva. and at 8 o'clock the. company retired.
AS Mr.. Hamilton appears to have been
the mott prominent character in the meeting Of
Lawyers in New York, refpeeting the Judiciary
Law, we think il 6t TO analife his fpecch, in or
der to climate the weight that il ought TO have
either with the national legi1ature, or with a
dipafionate public.
He implies that
I. q5t memorial sfibe bar efP5iialti,bia
qvas f,sated qDab dJre/pt6.
/ Is this true ! Never was any memorial to
Congrefs treated with more refpea. Il was
read and heard with attention. Animadverted
upon by the opponents OF the repeal, and noti-
ccd with refpett by the friends of the repeal, who
however, obierved, as il contained nothing new.
il did not require more than ordinary attention.
7." He declared, that if sbe bill boDsd. fbe
essfifsfiOs q0as bsf Gado1O, and ~, boxld be
long diviltd info farafe ssds,afiaSs turning
orr arms agaixa e0cb sfber."
Here is the awful cry of diAolution, that
was raifed in the Senate. again repeated. Let
the nation remark this and let them ALTO re-
mark. that they who are the 6rit to raiie the cry
may be thofe who feel the leaf abhorreuce to the
thing i,felf. II the Union 10 to be difrolved,
Who are to work the diiiolution Not the na-
tion. which. by its Representatives, wills par.
ticusr aet but they. Who. in defiance of the
national will, menace us with internal dior
der.
g." He JsitzsJ eaikI Hs4vss 70 ssif.sfi
BIZ xevsaf dsS,e. fbaf f5e 6aem sf gsvsrxmsHf
adopted smesg NJ migbf prslbsr. :"
We imPeach the fncsriry Of no man. But
| we remember facts and we ak, did not Alex
ander Hsmilson propofe in the sederal convention
fyfemn thar was monarchy nay. that vas
wosie than monarchy and that fubjeeted the
STATES to the mercy Of the general government,
By giving to the Pre6dent the appointment Of
the Governon Of the States and TO them vote
On the pahage of al laws
Did not the fame gentleman FAY, he wifhed
to God the iniasgenu had buras the town o!
Piufbsrsf Nsfi. [sfsi.