The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-08

SuSh, feacwfsroren. - tie iaLlous, OK i"'De4 w
famous sys,em of Government avowed by AeNandc
Hamilton, md which enyisble .orm ci clverenen-
Potter snd Jackson uublushingiy acknowledge TO be
worthy ot adoption, OF their countcnance and support
WHICH. II II had been adopted and executed, the
Freemen ot these States would nov be slsves,-the
mere puppets Of the great-nlachines to administer
To their want>sid and support their volupuousness,
idleness, and lordly power. 10 what We TO
ascrihe the failure OF Hamiltons system Of Govern
ment from being adopted Not TO Potter, jackson,
their supporters, bat to the yriuous, free and n
dependent farmers of the country, VINO made de-
termned stand against such usurpation, leading 10
immediate, .humiliating aud degrading servitudc.
Adopt Hamiiton's system of Government, and YOU
will Instantly this happy Land covered with stand
ing armies, TO enforce the payment of unnecessary
taxes excise laws, stamp tax, obedience 10 scdtion
LAWS, &c. sc. with all the accumuiaing misery Incl
dent To 4 train Of useless mobility attenin on the in
dustry OF the iaboreus tarmer and the INDUS .rious
mcshsnick,
Are Potter and Jackson proper men for Legisia.
tors Leg islators sdoud the example ofobedencc
TO the laws ot their country. If they co",cmn and set
al defiance the Laws ut the General Government
themselves, they expect the people will be mrs
submissive and complying The Federal papers
vaunt with nsoent arrogance the violation OF pubick
law they expressly called town-meedngs, and pas
sed State Legislative Resolves for that very purpose
Net satiss with violating the laws themselves, they
have more ehan once been accused of countenancin
andencours gng others, with lmpunity and exulting
triumph, to dcr,de, violate, and set them al noaght
Is truism, that Potters and Jsckson's friends at
rroyidences ducng the existing ut the Embargo
opposed ne execution Of e La.ss Of Congress- raised
mobs broke sen tpthck stores, erhSrfed e iita NOT
toad ia tie frecnlion g. the La.Y Of ne Union ,vheu
required SO 20 d9 By their Commander Chief tlrea,cn
fag 70 seeeac from Ac Cl@a saGe,ea aisd yesyels
TO escape, and 6,rnt tie President eSfgy Sc Sc?
Are these the sirtuous acts OF Potter and Jackson
ami their adherents Are these he noble exploits
hon tn thac V.ars -. IL n.
men OF this State If ca, then ,.ccency and regard
for all pnbck law is crime Patriotism ard love of
countryis base and inamous--Liberty is IN idle name
-Kigts and Privileges are badges of slavery and
We deserve to be slaves. Anarchy and tyranny is the
best law, and worthy of distinguished chie fs-wo,bv
OF commanding he support for such distinguished
characters as PEI. II and Jackson. Who will now
a.re 10 deny that he Fcdcralss have not se eronsly
deeranned to separate the Eastern from the South.
sa and Western States The writings of the Fetle.
ras,ss in che 1epcrto,y, Gentinei, aud PaniuS (pa
pers supposed To I've devoted the of the Brit
lsh Mn,ser) printed Boston, under the signatures
OF haDspaen, Fanikand Siiney &C. were prelude to
pubiick avowal of their sentiments more i'm firm
habtuating the minds of the Freemcn to conte mplase
upon the meditated change These writings have
been attributed to the pens Of Pickering (of blessed
memory Gore, One, and others. When these men
were charged by the Republicans with such ncfs-
roas and ruinOus scheme, the authors, finding their
intentions and wishes would not succeed, and were
actually frustrated, equyocally denied the accusation
We will now convict them to their shame. Their
alder, their assistant, shall condemn them M Frs
k.ae, lis Bl.t.hnck NJes.y's Mmiser, resident at
the Cuy OF Washington, und,r date of February,
18th, 1909, in his letter tn. Mr.. Canning, says.r-
9 The ultimate consequences Of Differences and
|" jcalouses arising between the Eastern anil SOUTH
ern States, would inevitably tend to a dissolution
/" OF the Union, which bas been FOR some time talked
"of, AND HAS or LATE, AS HAVE HEARD, zsho
gaue him fhe information BsES sEaIotsLy co ~
/" rEMrLATEp by THE LEApISG PEOPLE IN THE
EASTERN DIVISION"
Feiiow- Freemen !-Who arc The ieadsry People Of
the Eas,ern Divtsion p fcderatists I ,eir object?
Dissolution OF the UNION! DISSOLUTION
OF TIE UNION Yes, fc,low.cillzens, Disso-
luton Of the Union Their mot,v. To establish
Monarchy-to form an alliance with Great Britain
Ito support her Wsrs--to drain this happy laid
of her weatl--and you Of your children, to re-
penish her army aud nasy! These are TIC avow.
cd principles OF those leading people, called Federal
lists, but who are in reality Haniiionans and Mon
archiss, whose disciples. Potter, Jackson and many
Of their adhcren.s, publickly WOW themselves a
FeRoss-F -F'eemeu IF you wish for separtion Of
the States-the establishment Of Monar, ny, united
by treaty offensive and defensive, with Great. Brit
an-to see the great and their chiidren enjoy the
title, and wear the badges Of NOBILITY, and they
to be above the control Of all Law--to sec the coun-
try controlled by standing amy, enforcing the pay
ment OF unnecessary and oppressive taxes-and obe-
dicnce to sedition laws, vote for POTTER and JACK
son. they will not deceive you in your views, in
your expectation ;--BUT rp YOU ARE ENEMrEs TO
SUCH THINGS, wishing enjoy the fruits Of your
own labour--the caresses Of your children--the
blessings of Liberty and anxious to transmit unim.
paired to oposterty--snUs THEM as the GREATEST
EVIL that can befll you or your posterity-as PEST
that 1SH ear our your suJs.ance, enthral your dear
bought Privileges, insult your servitude, deride your
coiPiain's-chaning not only your body and your
property, but Your will.