Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
From fbe Boao- Cb,,~,eis.

ELscroSAL TIcksr.-With honeE ,ranf-
ports we may congratulate our fellow-cirIzens
ot Ncw-Eng!and, On the profpett before ns.
The Refabficas5 have completely bsffl-d all the
arts OF The mssarc6Nj and their Electors will be
carried by msjonty Of FIVE THOUSAND! /!
The accounts, by every rail, from ihc Eait or
the Wet. contribute TO enhance I'll. triumph =.
{" fra principles" The loud boating ot the
6vgi,.toviri has ceafed, and the dominion OF ra-
uonal freedom will have an cnreRritted force
and currency in out national councls. The
intriguen for foreign influence mutt " hide
their diminiihed hesds," and America viii be
left to the furthcrance ot her own energies ana
virtues.
Since our emancipation from Great Bril-
tain, there has not beens more momcntous oc-
csfon for our rejoicing, ,han the preicnt. We
have ovcrthrowu political hydra. monaer
that was engendered by aoti-repubiicsn preju-
dices. 10 dearoy rs. II had three fronts, and
each was deciarstory of fahehood--on one was
infcriocd RsLioIoN, on anorher oRDsR, and
on the third GOOD ,veRNMEsr Bur is sc-
,ions were in drcet noitili,y with lis ientinent'
For IT'S mock regards Tor Religion, we sonly
difplayed by its attempts to introduce an hierar-
cha, eRabliihnenr, and by It's snimo6ties to
wards Chrihsn charity and political tolesar
sion of all ietts It's n,ocs regards tor Order,
were difpayed by Iiccntinns meetings al tavern
banque,s, where ledi,ion G,a,ed in cvcsy bum
per, and gave deformity 60 every ien'ineni: la
6emi- pagan procetiion. 20 the Houic OF Sop. TO
celebrate the unhappy termination of gentle
man who was .Durliit in peadicc, and an A.
rihocrat in principle Thus. apparently, feek-
ing by every fpec,es of civic a:forder, 20 prove
their contempt Cor the .c,,rr and fpiri, of their
, own hypocritical pretence TO popular feiped.
Their ideas o! Good Government, are too rtiie-
| rably notorious 10 need much comment. Their
| fanding army--their eigh, per cent loans
| their inconvenien, and burdeniure Aamp- act,
and excite laws, which. While they opprG-d the
people, fcarcey paid the co'lettor---iheir unne-
ceirsy nultiplication of judges, TO anlser the
| mott fatal purpoics OF tory ambition, az a period
| when the Judicial arrangements were folly equal
| TO the iuvefigston snd dccifion Of all caufci
| refpecting civil tight and wrong--theif abrupt
removal from Office of every man who would
. NOT ceafe TO honor the revolu,ion--iheif info
lent diiiaia of all democratic or popular gov.
crnmcnt' and their ;nccean, and vindictive a.
bufe OF every individual who defended equal
privileges form their audacious claims 20 q
wfo,efome regard for the dntes and io' muni,ie'
comPreheoded in the fyitem OF good govern
n,ent But their hour is CONF, tor the good
fcnfe OF rhe Citz.ns Of MsHachu!etm has a.
bridged the proetefs Of the calamity their fenfe
Of fuch projections and iuch deeds, has been
providen,ialy exhibited by this memorable and
giorions refult, which not only aids honor 10
this firm Commonwealth, bnt conveys, at the
fame time. renewed fource OF REeneth and
| happiness tc the Exccuitve Authority which
NUT derive its highcft confola,ion. and its mol
vigorous nerve. from the acquired vcneratior
and according corhdcpce OF the people.
The Feds were fnrc Of fuccc6 when they
carried the meafure of choofng electors by q
| General Ticket. To have chofen them as they
had before bceo choien, would nor have procur.
ed an entire lit OF Fed, for electors OF PreGdcnI
and Vice Prchdcn,: But the wicked are Otter
caught in their own craftiuef,.--A verfc in tn,
New. England ver6cn OF Plains, printed in ,hc
| carly days OF the country, icems very applicable
on the prefent cccaiion
"Hr dig'd a pr and die'l dir A<p,
.Sad tkongbf 10 eafeb bu b,ofbe,,
Bnt BY b6 fin ke did faNm