The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
opinion, when he says we are phlegnsnc k. and w'Sh
out any passion except that for money Fettn'g.
29t..Ne l6OS-p.4S7.

Lake negIo's Sims, there our PATRIOTISM "uoiu iSSs
the kicks and twinge with agones that We should not
he sble much to conceive, 1T we only have our
faces spit in" Sone Lefief--p 80
II is of The most consuming Of leotcn-~
AND WE DESERVE ir-to commit the affairs OF
na,iento rulers, who find in their popularity, their RAJ
ps,ity or their auhiuon, interest separate from
the interest OF the people" S7fhNev. lSoo--P 4so.
AZ great geniuses snatch the sceptre from the
hands Of great little rascals, the eoveTnment rises
,hovgh liberty rises no Ours 10 gone, never 10
return 1e maagafe tyranny is all fhof 10 teft Jcr
e~ hopes" 29h Aou Thanksgiving erenng.
sIhaye hoped tina, the sacred shield Of co,Sordiee.
as Junns calls il, would project our peace STAG
hope" 1ss. Fec. 1906.
GA fate seems to sweep the PROSTATE world along.
that be avcred BY submission, nor retarded
by The British navy sta nus like Briartus par
rying the thundtibolts, but hul b, tk again.
and II Bonapartc effects his conquest of the slrv
land the smpne OF the in the end belong To
him." sa l4th Fee 1862 500.
Two obstscle and only two, imp, de the establish.
m.nt of uIivslsL Monarchy -Rlssia and tho
British navy" Same Leftcr--p. sos.
After her fall, ours would not cost Bonapsrtes =
blow. Ne ore frOstras ALREADY, aud Of aH men On
earth The fiesf 10 De Ever otr darng 4,arics
would not make weeks ressantt 70 tfilue, IL the
nams@ were disguised and much dout, whether if
France We're uid OF the navies Of Euiope we should
ieluc, 9, oot or even at she svpeIlston and condi-
ton OF hsois. Sane Leffer--p. 5l0
"They lihe administration ct no, fear the NOR
slstnse on sense OF honour, or any olsi sense gtr
fecbe, .xc.pt their nonsense, which they will tsko
special good care 10 keep on then side" 81
lCM .h4reh, lSCt-f 51S.
"lt is,hc nature Of these [whi,e birch s,skes1 to
| fail in two Years /, and PEP,BIicx wears out ha
morals almost as soon as the sap Of white birch
ro,s the wood" l2M IAN 17u7-p. slS
!
I" OF or six millions of people, there are seofoep
sia hun0'ea Who yet look tor liberty any where sx.
eept "l Psper" Oh Ma. 1eC7--p. sjs.
Americans FedcraIists are these scnti.
ments TRUE? Are you that stupid--thas
infamous i.erd which you are here repreaent.
ed TO be !--No--Nor could it possibly be tho
calm and dispassonate judgment OF the wit.
CT that you .were,--1hese ideas we're part Of
his disease~-he was himself seniblc that they
were not ht for publick inspection--his mems
DRY ought not to be charged with the detcsta-
tion, which such sentiments ought TO draw
upon those, who, in full possession OF the
most moderate understanding, could delher-
ately entertain them.--It is not the Saint oi
the Calendar--but the fraudulent monks 4,
his shrine, who attempts 70 pass of the psir'
ings OF his nails for reIicks. Of inestimable
price. a. N
II We are sensible, that this inexpressible
: contempt for the whole American nation-
this f,natical isloIatry Of Britain, ard this de-
lirious dream Of Bnpnaparte's coming In ths
shape Of a tiger to eat up our children, have
all become standing articles of faith in tie
Jnn,o creed. have heard it said, that wher
His Most Gracious Majesty was under the
discipline of DR.. Willis, he fancicd himself :
fox, and that he was hunted by Gen. Washing
ton. The yninetceth twentietfs mcr--th'
I" scarcely six hundred" out Of the " six mil
lions," who are sincere in these night-mars
visions, have brains less modest in their con-
fusion than those of the great King. lie
humbly conceived himself tuin ned into a Gun.
ming and cowardy beast, whose hunter was a
hero. They, forsooth dream, not thas. they
themselves, but that all their neighbours and
| country men are transformed into hares, 10 be
hunted by tiger and that in the chacc the
tigers raven will not spare even them Il e
salt of the earth, the hcroick would-bc ST.
| yiours Of their base and seryilc countrymcn.
| 1t is melancholy contemplation OF human
, nature TO see mind SO richly giEed, and SO
| highly cultivated as that of Mr.. Ames, sour
/ ed and exaspcratcd into the very rawlings OF =
bedlapite.
Uhat bitter bongs must ham5ird ssnius feel
In their last hours 10 zee a S,ri or Steele.
But the apology that is due for him, IS not
equally the right Of others. There arc those.
who, without believing word of this absurd
| and inconsistent political creed, are yet as ca
| ger for its propagation as he was--verlly they
, expect their reward. IL they can irighten
the whole people into madness, like that OK
the royal fox--if they can fill the brains OK
r the nation with fancy that we have all been
transformed into the vllest Of the brute cree
alton, save only the choice sfirifs, amounting
TO, at most, six hundred the next step io-
lows Of course--The porcelain must rule o.
YER the eartben ware-thc blind and sordid
multitude must put themselves, bound hana Z