The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-27

" ltdFOy, WO y0h Cvcr see a tbHQle ~
.hthe bombastc descriptions which ill the columns
OF federal papers in Massachusetts can be relied on.
their new ccf magistrate has certainly "assenisAcd
che aatt~s" Or his tour through the country. he
has been greeted ga revolutionary patriot. hero
and s.atesmcn."' In one town, his arrival has been
compared 10 that OF the immortal ~ Haslsyssa's and
in another an individual has expressed wish "tha,
all the states i'm ,he Union may be Blessed with Gov
ernors as ,sise and pat'sotic AS his Excelency, If
this infatuated mans benevolent wish should be grant
ed, the people NAV with propriety eSclaim--" on
Eisaem hoss Mou jileri' Oh, Pafrschsa, he,g
hou G6sssd! Thy ,says the sroys cf corruption, and
all thy PATHS ore aEscord - That man who was a
member of the Esssr unto. more properly speak
ing of the EnyGsh p0ificai Jockry-Chs6, should be
compared TO Washington, has excited in tho bosoms
of those who cherish his exalted name, just con-
tempt for the author of SO infamous a libel ON his
character. That hero whose principles are yet
cherished by majority Of the people nthis couatry,
shonid be put in competition with man who desps-
es their interests, and who is willing to sacrifice their
just rights, cannot but disgust the enlightened yco-
manry of Massachusetts, whose independent souls arc
not to be caught by the gandy trappings of plated
harness, or guled by the whining sychcphantick cant
of an accomplished dcmagogue
In the District OF Maine. as "in the days of good
Queen Bess," dcputations, consisting of Selcct-men
have waited on this prodigy OF rulers and sgyeace
onsi" bestowed on him themes Of praise and adora-
ton, well calculated to raise the "vany Of vcntes"
Name should be so much excited al the sight of an
osoiT But when reflect that it was transported TO
England while scarcely fedged, and transformed bv
education to lgrown parof in which latter char
acter 1t now appears, we charitaby inclined TO
excuse the popuace for expressing their qualification
at the sight OF SO novelty.
1t is said that the ladies in Newburyport eoclcd in
crowds to the DOORS windows and tops OF houses 60
behold the Angio-Amercan Parrot passing in pro-
cession, and to hear the IRE sisbe fascinating sound
of" pretty PoA'It is rumoured that one of the fiir
ser who was entitled to view gratis, exclaimed in
transports Of delight, de Democrat in .hassaueher
kob gos dc ssrong pig By dc ear.''
The door will be opened in Boston for the rccep-
ton foreigners and all native enemies to the gov.
ernmcn OF the United States, who wish to behold
this phenomenon in the republican horizon British
magag glasses are procured for the occ sion thro'
which the most minute parts OF this surprising body
are plainly dscened and even the corrupt principles
of his heart easily discovered.
Price Of admittance Adults, twenty-five cents !;
children half price. and Negroes gratis.
Tickets To be had at the door--for which Farmers
Exchange Bank o;As will be received in payment
STARE
The author of this compliment on His Erceilencp,
must certainly hare discovered the 'Phissepers sloe,
sshich has Me poIser Of changing dirt into goia!
I The owi is said to be bird yet cannot see
fartter ,ssso mill stone than many Others
49, !. 81
The recent elections in Vermont and Connecticut are
highly auspicious to the Republican cause. In yer-
sons the Republican candidate for Governour,, the
Hon. JONAS GALusHA, has succeeded by majori
ny OF near two thousand votes the other State Of
fcers are elected by similar or greater maofities
IN connecticws the strong hold of Federalism,
the Republicans, il Is said, have increased twci,ty in
the Representative elections. We were always per-
suaded that the good people of New-England,
would soon open their eyes, and that the triumph Of
the British party would be Of short duration The
people are indignantat tho conduct Of Greaf.
let the leaders of faction beware how they tampcr
with them any longer.