Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
Mr.. JEFFERSON APPROVED.

The following Refolufions were laid on the
table of the Senate, by Mr.. Storer.
,WHEREhs, IN the preient profperous fate
OF our common country, many OF The preGcs in
,he United States arc daily teeming with a.
bufe and inyettivc aeainff the continued aotho-
rilies Of our General Rstetve6,
by the Senate and Houfc of Representatives, IN
General Court convened. That they view Win
regret and d,fapprobaiion the diforgaoizing fen
rimept, incolca,ed through the mediom OF .
free piels, apparently dshgned to alieusie the
affections OF ihs people from the General Gov
eminent, and 70 abufe and Willy the Pfefdept
and psipcipsl officers OF the United Statcs.
Re(i1sd, That they congratulate their
Fellow Cisisens thropshont the Union, spon
the happy refut of thoie mesSores Of the Gene
raj Government, which have fccured 10 Us thoie
rights which were lately invaded, without an
appeal TO arms.
: Res!ued, That they repofe foil confidence
IN the pref.nt Administration OF the General
Government, and REQ aAured that fuch meaIufes
v i'll continue 10 be purified, AZ ihall mott sfec-
tually prcierve the peace, fecure the commercial
rights and maintain the general intereR Of the
Union ard having the fnlleR confidence IN
the iuf}icc and wifdom Of the PIeGdenf Of the
Unissd States. they do hereby expIeis their on.
sltcrat.c determination TO cooperate with the
pcnesal Government, in all necehary and pro-
per mean, TO preierve the Union, to eitsbliih
iuffiee, to infurc domeRic tranquility. TO pro-
vide for the common defence, to promote the
general welfare. aud kcsre the blefiDgs OF civil
| liberty.
On motion Of Mr.. Alcock, that the fore.
going addIek he agreed TO and pah--the yea'
| & nays were required, and were, yeas 7, nays s
YEAS--Me{fss. Giiran. S.orer, Bradley,
| Waldron, Smith, Alcosk. Alien.
NAYS--Meffrs. Orr, Taylor, S. Psytoni
Kimbsli, M. p. Payfon.
| The above rcIolotions paaed the Houfe. by
ment to the Conffisstion.
wAsHIKsroH, in his lar Addrefs to hi
fellow citizens. has drawn the picture OF a par
ty, who have usjuHi6ably arrogatcd TO them
ielves the name OF Fedtrai9s.
THE PORTRAIT.
!" The sni,y Of government, which con
fiitntes you one people. 10 ALTO dear 10 you -
10 iully 70, for II 10 main pillar IN the edisc
Of your real independence the ioPport q
your tranquility At hope, your peace abroad
of your faiety, Of your PROPERTY OF that We
ry liberty which you 10 highly prize.
In contemplating the cssies which mi.
diRusb the Union, il occurs % \ matter OF fefi
oss concern. that any ground fhosld have bee
furniihed for charadsrizine parties BY geogfa
phical determinations; northern, fosthern, Al
isusic, and wesiern, whence Designing men ma!
endeavcs TO excire belief, that there ms res
difference in local intereRs and views. On
OF sheie e1pedients Of party 70 scquire info
ence wishin particular diatids, 10 to niffepre
fent the opinions; and alma Of other diafitss
You cannot fhieid .yosrfelves too mech sesinl
che jealou6es and heart burnipes which fpfin
from thoie miflepreienfssions they tend q
,euder alien to each other, thoie who oueht 8
be bound BY internal ties."
] This paragraph Teens TO apply 70 that psr
| y with peculiar aptnefs sud certsinsy. Tn
piesre is 70 aropg. that the people eanaot mii
apply ii. b@. Cb'aS.
At hunting match in Cheihire. Mafs. o
the 18th ule. were killed, between fan-ri:e an
fun.fet. i64 woodchscks. IS. Sqsirreis. 4
Grove. and Hawk, befdo sssa, no~ber
birds. Pin. Sss.