Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
From the BosreS CHRosicLs.



Trxr-" Ufbe -Ubok P~vnt, srMsn ass
f~vaaSd BY an E1ery, II avOsI ra bs0 70
msrs irss,far0 ar bs fetpsge ef,bs Azysjft-
H-JosArnAs MAsos's Speech ON ,lie
iubjett of Ne~-Orierns.
THE Tory federal party may ;aily be COM
pared in their attack upon the ,epobIicaps.
To body OF Indians, fsirmi:hing in smbut-
csde they fire uodrr cover, and the momens
the republican troops ssny tosncounser them.
they diipenc IN cvsry dissection. they never con-
front their antsgonias but on difceve,y, remain
blem In their ~,gwsws, or take a rou, through
their Iefprtsive tTbes and confuit on future plsna
OF mifchsef. II they cannof roufe the sghiiny
men at the fou,hsard. they can travel to tbs
head quMtep Of good principles, - confuk the
"~iie men Of the EaA." snd .ponne their ;osr-
ney northwsrd TO projrta mesfase, within lhs
lines OF that nstion, wishoas whsfx aid IL v
" "i~bafsbkr" for us 70 vindicste our foversisnfv
and Independence. Theic travelling War
Ha~ks. ,epfefen, nock OF geetc Aying from
norsh 10 tooth - the climate fsvors them. In
the fsmmer months they take tour to the cold
er egions expecting to mnure their plsns TOR
an oppofie A ght =, more temperate iesfon.
They a!ieht 81 particular place., fort ,osS st
ConnetticW, ~hile orhen viit Boasn long
enough 10 depoGt . fcS Eggs. and there a,e
certaio Jfnixs HrW whole duty is is. 10 hatch
them TO maturity. They never fay long
enough 10 have fair mot at them. being %r
bid. they joa NOV 'hemfrlye'. anu Immediate
ly take vioss and Nv away"
Thin 10 jef d'icrip,ion of ,he War
Hawks in every ibasace they keep ,hemfeIycs
within their neA, or foar beyond The lims~ of
inipcttion whenever they arc aware .ottsine dif-
covered. To drop 'he slludor, why do not
ihoic psrions who are in favot OF vsr, ard op-
pofed 10 the meafurcs Of the administration.
come forward, and IN q manly mznncr vindicats
themfeIves II Mr.. Psnoss was dInMh1ei
stss the rfcsent Judiciary. Why did he noe
maintsin his ground, or frsrkIy acknowledge
hn erro, II Mr.. Morris, Rof'. or Msion
~efc 10 favor OF IN alliance with Britain, in pre-
terence 70 negotiation. Why are they not 10 csn-
did as give fcme resfons tor their obainspcy.
aties fsch difplay OF the pacihc policy of tfs
Pfe6deni ; The Sepublicans are nor inrolersot.
theydo not notice shtfe men tos the fake Of VIC
tory they do not bring them into public visv
for the mere pprpoie Of ridicue buf Mn this
country has been on the brink Of War by shs
outrageous propohtions Of tbtfe iodividusls, je
is propss TO Sevsrt 70 the fobjefs. and snalifs
tie fentimepis OF fuch a. were deEsoos 10 com.
nencc hofiilities-War 10 a,ierioo, reAeflion tn
,he Citizens Of America, efpecislly one, which
10 /" imta0'bk" 20 be carried on without the az
6aance OF Britsin. II on REVERSING this auefs
non. We s,e obliged TO intscdscc particular
charstaer, we hope the gentlemen will ooe
thirk il unhecomins 10 give foms resfons, for
their condutf. Ms. Morris, and Mr.. Rof, are
more immecistely ,nf@erabie 10 their eooAifu-
eu,s, bot Mr.. MAfon 10 more intimately con-
netaed 9th Msgschpfe,n. II 10 therefore io-
cumbens on him 10 fhew the propriesy Of HE
deeiarstion. that "if 10 impoEble for o. TO be
a. War ~irh France or Spain. without having
the Bri,ifh navy on our 6de." This cbfrrva-
zion embraces the proportion os hfty ,b.ofand
militia. in sddi,ion 20 al the military sod ns-
val force of the Unired Sssics snd ~e would
~ifh oknow Of MIR. Msfon, ~hy he had f.eh
. consemp'ib:e orinion OF the Americans, ss 70
shirk IL /" i~b.bbbL," for their 70 cary on the
War wi,hoos the rxua ed Of Rriss.n Prcvid-
ed we had COO mrnced hoaili,iss under this DE
xrs<si ssisssVistgtmss', ~bss would b oue