Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

wards eA,bliihi0g an atitocrscy |, when they
laid burthens greyops 20 be borne when mil.
lions were expended for the purpofc OF boiIdiag
. navy, TO wa,d off, blow which was never le-
rioalg sppsehendet; when the earnings Of in-
duRry wese exscted for che maintenance OF ione
iss thouisads of loldieu wkea the faults OF
Rulrrs wesc of that fstfed nature. thar an invef
iiga,ion Involved fue, peffecutioo and imph-
fonmcat, more insctsrsle than Ri5eLss5 min
iary prodpced /; when the government borrow
cd ts owo money at 40 enormous interett OF
thoie who deta;ned Il when excite. men. sasf
fcu, aud tax gstherers were appointed in every
qoartes ot the Uni,u to give tae Execosivc thar
undue influence the Conaito,ion did NOT in,cad
then the fathers of liberty a~oke their
fons exeIciird the energy Of Americaus--they
commenced an invs0igation of the lesdag uacs-
fSTes ofthe adIniniaration-they msdc ,his en-
quiry; lssn hereditary fena,e, a kiagly pref
dsnt, aofolasey oeceilary 60 keep US in political
fubjettion. and brothedy harmony Is a navy
thus large, rai(ed 20 panilh aggefions on our
Commerce. TO giye f,cunty to oar nav>sa,ion
Or Is IL Co give office and emou ment fdo not
mifundefasnd Us. Mr. Bunker. We do not FAY
employment 10 ces,ain anti.rev olu tionaIy par
t'Ians and their ions Il that badge Of def.
posifm. a aanding army land ~hat is novel
thing, which coahaed Of no,c oihcen than fol-
diersl rsiied to protect our rights. defend our
Liberties and check invahon Or is il tina, Idle.
ncis aud dihpaiicn. ihould alone receive govern.
msntaI patr image 10 feditiou Ia y. that bane of
Liberty. paded that government fhal not be II
belled o. hit that free and impar,ial en-.
quiry is prohibited IL loan effected becaufe
the exigencies of our infant republic demands
ilf ., is Il thar favored ie~ fhan receive the
uiurious intcTef. the terms Of this loan su,ho.
'izsd Ave the afl,ent, the overbcsring, and
the vicious 30 fubhit On tho imaginary wsn" OF
government, and the general MATS OF the people
TO give them this fubGAence ! Or rather ihsll
we not elrtt other fa.enl 'rheie ~src among
the resions which produced change in govern
rnent--,heie were fubaantial Inducements for
MIR. Adams to take Aight under the mantle Of
darknefs.
Laaly. flor we have already exceeded thc
limits we intended at this ,ime) yoo aAert that
ocr bprihens have not been diminiihcd, aud ,hAt
oor taycs have nor been leiiened. From Your
propenhty 10 fa.ichood, this does NOT furprxr
W. lr hardly needs a reiuiafion. An the
land. holder il he now pays hosie TAX. AK
the merchant II he now psys fsmp duty. AK
the man Who Convey, his family TO meeting in a
carriage. il that is taxed. Az The retailer lfor
VIC iuppeie you ere often thefe) if he pays for
his Iicence. If this docs not falisiy yoo. rernie
the Isf report Of The Secretary OF the 'Tresfury,
and learn che PROPERTY OF your country. Upon
the whole, 70 BSSker, the more we rHca upon
your production. the more ye are led 10 believe.
that you arc ono combined ~ith many 10 difurb
the. public traoquilisy. TO iubsest order and
good sovsfnmeai--aad TO get yosrtelf & oshers
in Once. In ancicns rcpoblics. the /" oaa" en-.
We'd the iw; and a. hsnau nature never the
fame, IL Is 70 nov. Patton ard prejudice arc
placed in front. detratlion and fslfehood in The
centre. prophecy and Jo 8Gs4ey 10 the rear!
noble ssny indeed TO 6ghs the caufc Of the
''ssff sgsina resfoo. truth. and equal juHice.
Til yoeg next communication, Mr.. Busksr,
isrs~elI.