Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-19
From ,Be NATIONAL EGIS.

f1out tRA, IN TIC dhnan ot out Soo"'y ."
did not, like the FOURTH OF JULY. give
cxiAcncc to nation. il yet renovated the de-
clining ipiit OF freedom, and reicued nation
from impending defruetion. IL appalled, the
enemies OF our conttirntioo it psraizsd their
efforts, TO Zap the foundation OF our LIBERTIES -
il demolifhed their air-bu!t fabric OF hereditary
glory il srreft-d the wild career OF prohigacy
and corfuptioh--it checked the ihamsful ag-
grefIion Of executive power. and proclaimed 10
she daring fpirit of ulurpafion, "fbD JarJ6aH
sbss 70. and no (a,fbsr!"
The retsrn of this anniversary has been
hailed with enthuGafm by the Republicans OF
our Country. In this town the day was well
coined By {" all true Republican," with the
mon lively sefimoaials Of Joy x.ile Fedesalifm
retired. with heavy and ia.an gloom, from
the fcene, clothed hcrfelf 10 fackcloth and
alhes! The fun roic With more Than its uiuai
fp,endor on thar day.--lis frit appearance above
the Horizon, was announced by q diichaTge OF
Seventeen Guns. followed by q peal from the
fcveral Bells in Town.
Al eleven o'clock, numerous company,
from this and the adjacent towns, shembled az
Major Mowers Hall, snd. at twelve, pro.
cefiion, confaing Of more than two hundred,
was elcoried to the South. Meeting Houfc by
the Worceaer Company OF Artillery, command
ed by Capt. Healyn The procellion was uiher-
ed into the M-ctin} gHonfe wirh an appropriate
march after which the performances we're in.
trcduced, with the Song Of I" Hail Columbia"
varied fsr the occaGon. Addreis, fpirited,
sleeant, and perfectly appropriate, wa, pro-
nounced. TO a crowded sGemby, in file OF
hyperion eloquence by LEVI LINcoLs, jun.
A. BE was received with fuch uoequivocal
tctimonisls Of appreciation, as evinced cordial
concurrence Of opinion, and perfet fympathy
OF feeling, between the Orator and his audience.
---Eyrsy countenancc bcamed with exprelions
of applaufe every hand gave its fanttion to
the fentiments he uttered
The company, on their return TO the Hall,
partook Of an elegant dinner. The room which
has hitherto accommodated all the gucfs, who
have aGsnbled for the celebration of lndepend-
ence, was NOT fufficicni for the purPoic OF fbh
Dsy A diviGon Of the company was therefore
nrceiIary, and he inhabltanu OF Worceiter
eheerfuly yielde' 10, the accommodation Of their
Republican friend. from the ncighboring towns.
Mr.. Senator Refi--and biz veioiafions,
Tbn man has been, for many years. the
unfuec.f,tul candidate for the ebief masiAracy OF
Pcnnfy lvsnia---7bh man is proved TO have rcceiv
ed eeysf krpies mon,y from Ohm ADAMS, to
influence m election in that faW.-7bI mar
was TO have been placed in the PvsiSsniiai chair.
by an a,msd force, il the faction had fucceeded, 1,
in preventing the choice ofa PreGdent, by a
ballot in the Houfc, when the fate OF the Nation
was (afpended by a thresd.--Tbb man has,
therefore. right to indulge his fpleen, and to
folacc his disappointment, by sifempfing TO excite
nd he
reiolutions, propofed by fbb man, in the Senate
of the Uoitcd States for rafting an army Of
FirrY THousAsD Man, to invade Loui-
Gsna. AVID Tor appropriadng FIVE MILLIONS
OF DoLLAss, 10 this object, will be viewed,
therefore, rather with p'y than indignation. as
thc raviogs If difsppointed ambition, rather
than a, the refuit OF cool aad deliberate malice.
The noife about cloied doors was to he ex-
pe0el. Formerly when war was in msdita-
tion, and the doors of Congreis cloied. we
were told we were inmcal to thc honor OF the
country il We objets 30 the meafuve---Now when
the doors arc cloied on meditation about peace,
and the means of preiervns itwithou, degrading
ourielves, The fedcrslias diicaim about the mea-
iure, a. kespiss ftsm in tbe dark. Aurora.
Any body may fee the federal faction IN
Coos'eis ave done up; for their heads are as
foil Of blunder AZ their hearts are Of mitchell;
and ,hey csnno, hslp thewing il. They arc 80
enrassd at the proiperity Of the preieot admini-
aratoo---rhm they are for voting away FIVE mil
lions of dollars for the porpoie OF emptying the
tres!ury. They had predicted that the treafory
would he empty this year. becsuie the internal
taxes were repealed bot fincc they found there
il farplus OF four millions aud half. they
arc for voting away FIVE, that their prediction
may come true next year. ID.
The Rev. William Parkinfon, chaplain to
Consres, in letter to bis friend in Miflin
county, after mentioning the .pundnslity and
attention oi the members to divine worihip. fays.
have moreover the fatisfadion Of fayirg,
' that the PsssIpssT. notwi,haandinR all the
"clanour aboni his isjfdthy, ha. never mi0ed
90 but oNt of my meetings at the capitol, while
/" in the city. preach ON the Loso's day
" morning 10 the capitol, and in the evening
" at the trezfory." Fred. GaS.