The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2s, 1910.

piopriety, every republican eiected TO esi;e.
BY the General Assembly. with the mcst on-
piobious erithets that d i.aajie niiy OF soni
could utter, or the most distracted brain
could invent; .lcnanafors GenereL .Arr,
froSer'ftions, &c. &C. dance thrcueh ,he be.
wiidered Imagination of this nIsGnau, v ith.
out macmsn5s prGdonse or sag aci,y.
he writer says 2he representatives.
Jrom me Wnn reGnestro, in 6choD of thtiy
eoHsftaenls, fhat single .hc!Qyy and SIN
ste |Hsffee u Ae Pace, migM be oiogce4
'nem' oM fae J0pohr spas zoo greaf 10 be ygYaal.
30, Has this writer forgotten Tie ilib. raj
ana base treatment OF Paut NJ l1un/5rG, q
ruo'icK Notary Has he ioigotlcn tie pro.
seription III May 1909, when similar REQUEST
"S' "haue 10 The then reisning federal parry,
""eh ,neF feientless hearts were deal 10 ey.
''y sohelatioll, and an universal Cust cf eve.
~ republican candidate ensued but no,.
WIN suPereliioust ustinsolence, and with match.
iess auoacity, lie complains OF republican re.
iussi, when his own faction set the exanpIs
ne euiogist OF Mr.. Ioss, must have Re.
received reward for paying him such high
encomiuns, they could not have been obtain.
eu ior nothing. We know the feoer.l partv
ta.se!y ascrlbed TO tbeir party the possession
OF ali the wealth and talents of the union -;
out teat Mr. Bosss head should be s,fiicient-
~ Capacious to contain all the federal brains
III the United States, is new declaration in
the leoerai creed. Ihe great correctness.
&C Sc. Save re&fect 10 his (Mr. Rosa's sea,
9ofoaa he eulogist OF Mr.. Boss was not
saushed IN making him one of the first mcn
In the union, but the magick power of l.is
name and production, gaze restect 10 his srql
d5road. The mode which this British emo.
gist OF Mr.. Boss has adopted, to make I'm
tie greatest man in the world renders his
name and seal suspicious. 1t NAV be true
IN the courts OF Great Britain, for certain
causes, NOT yet deveioted 10 the tubiick. il
may possess charm to securt and troleet m,
property u chossn yew--but as a publck
notary, his capacity is but ordiDary..in pub.
ich business, scarcely common--snd and in
uo'nestick life, hardly sociabIe and inte llipent.
we ask from whence this paragon ofwjs-
com acquired his knowledge of com,uerr;al
Iaw--inthe study of EHshu X. Potter. ,tha.
sink OF stupidity snd corruption rs j, bv
his Intimate acquaintance with conr,erci,t
affairs durins his residence in this ,own-sav
ye admirers Of his---tcn the world where nd
when he acquired this abundance of wisdom
this superiority OF intellectual faculty.
We shall not attempt to panepvrise the q.
bilites of the two no,aries elected bv the
General Assembly but we have no Eesi,a-
,ion IN saying, they are equal, il not superiour
to Mr.. Boss. Ability and impar,iali,y in The
duties of their office, will be their highes,
commentator. We could say more, but we
detest fusome Gattery. We assure Ms.
Boss We are net his euemy--but these re-
marks are forced from u.s.
The sic,, hrou,rht 49,, -. AZ.
uel Gardner, was made by n,onster of the
name of Salisbury, member from Eost.
S''ee7'qrdich---a creature almost destitu ,c OF
common sense, and possessing at least his
full share OF hypocricy and deceit. The re.
prtaaon OF Mr. Gardner is as far superiour to
that OF Salisbury, as light is to darkness and
had any other member Of the House made
similar accusation, against any other man il
would have been credited,-but no sooner
Vas 1t known that this Salisbury was the accu.
et, than almost an universal cry was made,
must De false. A few Of the federal faction
hen united their voice to aid the sinking re.
'utstion OF Salisbury, and the accusation was
Urged from another quarter.
Mr. Gardne~, We are informed, since the, ,
inflicted upon him for arson, has 4
'een hohourably acquitted. of The crime wa,
cs'ored 10 MS privileges by the General f
embly, and was afterwards elected and sdy.
"a as member Of the Assembly FIVE sucts,
i've years, by that very town, in which the
punishment was inflicted and was eleied
nd served two years as Judge Of the Qnt
Il Common Pleas, in whiCh the publck mn.
tested their appreciation of his JUS, ccptlsct.
y requesting b. to. accept the same sppcin..
nent again. As to the story of hi, t.,hr
'aving offered 1907 TO save him fror. ,rn,yh
nent, it is fase,and could have a,i,,iaated on.
In the corrupted heart aud molisnant brain
}! the writer.
he affair stated relative to Judge CLARK,
nd Deacon Babcock, with vicw 10 yei TIE
ltfer out Of the Senate, and 10 disgust hiss 4
rifh he.( .(,derri members 6y bringing him vs
n his absence in offosificn 10 Judge Cark,''
5 one Of those matchless falsehoods peculiar
0 the British faction, and never can be sur