Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
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carnc dcly 10 hand. and tic ,spsn which skey
coveted were, aceordiug 10 your psim,aon,
puhli.hed 10 shc Nc s,- Yapem and in : pamph.
let ADD urGef your own rsne. l'h.ie pspeTs
contain preciiely our principles. ard j hope
they 'sill he gensrsfy recognized here. DsHs-
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tbsf f,syc.si'5 . os,t!Ors Dr. pcaeeasle moar'.
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ta,iLy BY esf.see, syeeysa sten ibrs afMed es-
G,e, asz spW, i&tktvr, became gSife % Bat
thcfe details, 400 minute and long for letter,
viii be bc,,er DEVELOPED by Mr.. DAYTON the
beatcr os lis, member o! The late Congre!,. 10
whcn seseI you for them. He goes in the Ma
iylsnd 0oop of war, ,wh hich will wait lea days az
Havrc 10 seceive hs ietieis 10 be written on his
arrival al faris. fon exprefed a with 10 geta
psias; 70 tl''s country in public yelel. MIR.
Dawion IS charged With orders 20 the captain
oi The Msly,na, 60 receive and accommodate
you back Il you can he ready To depart at lneh
ihort warning. R'bert r. Lvinsfon 10 sp-
poinfcd Miniaer ricnipotertiary 30 lie republic
Of France, bot will no, Ieaye this. iii We re-
ceisr the ss'iGcstien OF he convention by Mr..
Dawicn. am IN hopes you vii! fad vs. re-
turned GENERALLY ,o tentimen,s worhy VI former
tunes. IL tbeie ia viii be your sloty 20 have
Eesdny laboTsd and withss much tlfeet as any
man hv'og. That you may long live TO con
tnue yeurufe.ul iabon and TO 'esp the reward
in the shankfulneh OF nations my hncere gray.
er. Areept sgurances oiny high ,Asem and
afcdionate astsehnent.
THOMAS IEFFEaSoN.
This, Citizens Of the United States, !, the
letter about which the leaders aud tools Of the
federal fattion, without knowing its contents OF
the oceafon of writing it, have ~aAsd 20 ma
ny malignant fsliehoodI. IL is letter, which
on account OF its vile economy aud peaceabc
princirl-', and il. forbearance TO Ieproach, viii
be reed by every good man and every good chi.
zen with pleslure; aud the faction, morsfed at
ito appearance. viii have TO regret they forced Il
into peb'ication. The lean a,onsment they can
nov offer ia to mske the letter as public a. ,hey
have made their own infamy, and learn 10 lie no
moie.
The fame injuAice they fhcwe6 TO MIR.
Jeferion they ihewed to me. / had employed
nyfelt IN Europe, and at my own expence, in
forming and promoting plsn, that weu'd, in
its operation, have benefited the commerce OF
America, and the fdion heie invented and cir-
culated 20 account in the papeu they employ,
that bad given plan TO the French for bum
ing all the towns on The coat from Savannah to
n L.. 4. -.
land do not promife that will rot, for the
liberty cfihe prefs is not the liberty of lying)
there is snot federal Judge. not even one OF
midnigbt appointment, but pua, from the ma
iure OF the cafe, be Obliged TO condemn them.
The fseiion, however, cannon complain they
have been reitrsred in any thing. They have
had their foil fsing of lying uncon,radie,ed |;
they have awaited themtelves, unoppofed, oi I'll
the ar, hypocify could deyifc; and tie event
Ia, been, what in all fuch cafes il ever will,
and ooghi TO be, he ruin ef tbemjriln.
The characters of the lac and Of III. pre-
fcnt Administrations arc nov fulfceutly malk-
ed, and The adherenrs Of each keep up the diff
tinelioo. The former Administration rendered
ihelf nctorious by outrage, coycomical parade,
fslie sls'ms, a coDiinred incresfc of taxes, and
an uheesfng Glamour for var and as every
wee hasa virtue oppcfcd to IL, The prtient hd-
| niniRraton moves in the difeet contrary lnc.
TIE queaion, Therefore, at eittiions is not pro-
| rerly qsehion upon pcfions, but rpon prin-
cipes. Thofe Who are for peace. moderate tax
e., and mid governr ent, viii vore FOR the I'D
miniar,tion thar ooDdot,s ideli by thnfe pin
cipes, in whatever hsnds that AdniniGrs,icn
may bc.
There arc in ihc United sta'c,, ard par
'icplsfly IN the middle States, fevefai religious
fteis uhofc leading moral piinciPltsD IS psAct.
il u therefore inTot5bl. ,ha, fuch pctions, con-
haendy with The dictate Of that principle. can
vote for IN Admini0rs,ion ,ha, is clsncrou, for
~af. When nofs principles, rather than Ier-
fons, are candidates for power, 10 vote is to per-
'7kr tiar, 1y,f5 re- ppm acomp0yng