The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-10
FPEEMEN or PHODE-LSLAND !

THE dissolution of the present national Union will
prove your annaion Massachusetts by one oil her Chief
Congress has proclaimed the Union at an end he
Essex opened General Rede in Providence
for the State correspond in with the other States
Look the P:ox offered you by the Tory Party. Two
nferour put fomos expressly because they nave
ncrour military Places Their have been harden
ed by Usr They believe that the common mass OF people,
made only obey and abour, Tor he~ lhe HreS
story whose grrct is poorly furnished Is also and
has been Tor many years. actually concerned and engaged In
importing and vending British Goods particularly Hard
Warc He therefore selected pledged, and held Dy per-
sona interest," the British Th, is the first instance
Of attempt of the British impose any State Chief
Mag importing British Merchant 1t your som-
achs do a this, you already Slaves.
The place Of irst Senator is offered whose mo-
party commands apply, to their own use
they hope for benefit from that than from his Pohtlca
Skill This mans riches ALREADY dangerous 10 the State
He neither exports poduce imports what you want
Zach OF his Ships, every voyages exports more
hard money! than hundred OF you ev-
will and in return bring cargo' only tor foreign
market One Soop exporin live stock, and produce
the Indies, and bringing home, aasses Sugar and
Coffee, is more benefit State, than capital of mill
lions welded by that rich Gentleman Four other mer
chants in the Prox, making In all SEVEN MEX
CHANTS, But this Prox made In Providence and to
enable that rule the Sate' doubt These
Sevn herchants with Sreen Lawyers under the control OF
their money, will rule you, doubt with FEDERAL En-
ERGY If you weak enough to let them lead you oy
the is hoped they will held your well down, to
the Federal Grind Stone The yiles and most unpncpled
in the State, among their leaders These assemble
their forward 10
weak who their influence like the puppei,
moved by wire. The whole party is organi-
zed, and ripe for this State, Catane,
and his Conspn ators in Rome.
All disputes with other have been Mercantile,
and owing the irregular conuc: of Merchants
They have made of British Sailors and knowingly
couraged the fraud, by which they have been protected
They have used false to enemys goods They
have pushed the carrying rade of property and
into open conabnd trade Such have been their arrogant
claims in Congress for protection, in all their enterprises
that would If they vainy imagined that all other
made Tor the Merchants and that this world,
made for Other than trade in Farmers and Me-
chan!cks shew yourselves Teach the hard
Candidate, that there here workers in Iron, Brass,
Copper and other materials That the importation of Bli
ish implements and furniture keeps back arlihcers
and continues ser,ie dc pepdcnce on Britain.
1t the Farmers find in whom they repose
more confidence, let hem every man, turn out Town
meeting day, and give their for JAMES FENNER.
fortune, his principles his experience, his official conduct
where his interest lies, whether he has relations M
vouries, advance oce,-in short weigh hin. and
sure him, and guage him. and tonnage him. he will finch
from any test Take also your view the line of
the force that also will have his mindand firmly
duct ruler be found, any citizen of the State
lie is in that precise par of life from which greatest
hopes Justly entertained make use of the Talents,
Heaven have given him for YOUR service may
your State and be free, while Sun shall shine,
and the grass grow, the river into the
SOLON.