Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
From the NATIONAL RGIs.

1t unneceiiary 60 naltiply proofs OF tile
manner, IN which the Repertory 10 managed. A
,ery recent traniaesion fhal complete our lift
for the prcicnt. A lev weeks 6nce, the cclc-
brsteh JOaI BarisuV being on Witt al Bottom,
his arrival sas announced by PARx, in manner
~ defitutc Of decency az hofpi,aiiiy. he was
approached in the NOR vulgar manner.
and charged with having written certain re-
yo'ot'onary fong, the fentiments OF which were
excep,ionable, and wi'h having fpokcn Of the
Chriitian religion 81 moH indecent aylc, 10 a
letter 90 Mr.. FELLOWS of New York. Well
siIored that Mr.. BARLOW, even If ,he paltry
Article nhould meet hb eye, would not &oop TO
notice. /, PAKx called on him 70 contradict il,
foriooth 10, hia paper. Ths friendly oficiouf.
nci: OF ao acquaintanec pointed out the para
gIagh 10 the ohjc6 Of il. In company, the pa.
Ier va, alewn to M. B. He fniled at its msls.
ruy with that for Of calm contempt, with
which an elevated mind fprvsys the little cavils
OF little fouls obfsrved. that, az to the
fong. he had not only never iecn il before, bat
hsd never even heard that fach an enc was in
exillencc, till it wn ,hcn fnown 10 hin--snd
with regard TO the es,saf, il was true, he had
written ieveral times &C. MIR. Fellows, on ac.
couns Of fo,ne comniercizl ha alinel. he had with
him. bur that he utterly dfclaimcd any thing
like the tuff afcribcd TO him in rhe Rcpsr,ory.
This account of the convcriation is from a GEN
tlcTan who heard IL. No reafou need be piyen,
why man of Nr. BARLows's aandine in 70.
ciety hoald moi condsicend TO notice the little
sbollitions OF unto malisnisy, in the Reperto-
~.
We can hardly jnaify ouricva to our
friends for occupying 70 much room in remarks
ON JoHN PARK. The foplng may coaiinue,
for ,ine, to huuer in the funfhinc OF his pa
irons iniiies. Bat when the thick dsrkne(, of
univerial contempt fhall ob!cure ths day of tho
Jantos inhaencs, the ephcmcroa will fall " ne
YER 10 rife again." The righteous indignation
os an awakened peoplc will, ere long, involve
the mtcreant IN the ruin OF his matters, fnk
him 10 ignominy. and cover him with cIecra-
tioa. --.--
Some time fioce we invited the federalins to-
leave the ground of perfonal warfare, and meet
ns on that oil fair argument and neishborly dif-
eusfon-at the fame time informing them Of our
re'o'ution to make vigorous reprifals II thsy
permitted IN contrary line OF coadu0. Since
then we have witn.Gcd their attscks ON \. BAR
Low, Efq. calling him malignant in6deI, *
palming FORGED LErrrR apsn the public as
having been written BY him. We have heard
ALTO the old aang OF the " vicioss lives" and
"general axity Of morals, &c. of the republic
cans. Is this meant for dchanccf Are they
determined to drive ~ to cx,remities Maa
we be Obliged in our own defence, TO drag vice
from behind the veil of hypocrig I II we ever
are, LEI thofe who are vulnerable lock we'll 10 il
fer se mall open for public infpedion and
sitooithmeui luch firk Of federal vice and In
riptLIrr nwculd Gckes Stale. A few Of
cesisin deicrip'ion OF federslSts have il in
th,ir power. by Jingle word, TO Cop this abuic
q republican characters, By nos doing il they
become poiitive sg2reaofs. We have relied long
eeosgh on their fenfe Of Dsrf and HONOR.
We cow appeal to their feif love. On thin
poiot they have fomstimes exhibited knGb i,y.
The'e 'emarks need no explanation ihofe for
whom they are meant. very we'll underRand
taem-We yet iorbare. Bot twill not be wiz
10 iighs thefe hints. Wnsel,.