The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-29
Far The RHoDR-ISLAED kEPUBLIcAE.
The conduct Of FederaHsm dishlayed.

Who advocates monarchica government,
and an hereditary nobility THE Jcderahst
Who passed laws 10 raise standing army
in time Of peace to subjugate the country to
their views increased the national debt ma
ny miiliens, aud permitted the war office to
take fire to conceal guilt !--Ihe /ederaGSt
Who enacted the scdition law, the alien
law, the excise law, aud the stamp act -
The ./cderaHSt
Who advocates an ALLIANCE f offensive and
defensive with Great Britain ?--Ihe Jtde-
raisf
Who justihcs the seizures OF our ships and
the murder Of our otizens within the lurs-
diction OF the United States ?--Ihe /cdcrdHSt!
VINO iu,lihcs the inprcssment Of our sea-
men, to serve on board the English floating
dungeons ?--2he .ftderaGSt
Who advocates the separation of the Union
of the states ?-Ihe. fcderaiist
Whc cndeavoprs to establish union OF the
states of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massa-
chusctts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, to
be denominatcd the Northern Contederacy,
and thereby If possible overawe the proceed
ings of the general government !--7he }ede-
raHSt
Who passed Legislative Resolves, denoun-
cling in bitter and false invectives the general
government, threatening resistance TO the
constituted authorities OF the Union, setting
at nssght ati -pubiicis- iaw, and burned lhe
Chief Magistrate of the American govern
ment In efigy ?--7he .federai@
Who called town meetings, passed inilam
matory resolves to intlame the minds OF the
citizens against ther government, and excite
rebel lion and resistance to the laws Of the
land ?--7He .federahat
Who advocates with insolent asperity the
wrongs inflicted upon this country by Great
Britain, and aver she has done US no essential
injury ?-7he federaHSt
Who aided Burr and his associates with
their purses and counsel in his reasonable
conduct, and, when detected saved him from
the gibbet ?---7he JcderaHst =!
Who countenanced and supported Sell
FRIDGE in numbering youth at noon-day, III
the pubiick street, and prevented his vile car
case from Being suspended upon gaIiows
TIE Fcderahst!
Vino supports and encourages foreign
printers to settle in the country aid with
their advice and with money, to insult the
government, and degrade the administration
--7he federaHSt
Who was the cause of Mr.. Erskine's ar
ranpcment being rejected by his own govern
ment ?---7he .tcder0hst
Who advocates the attack upon the Chesa-
peake by the British irigate Leopard !-7he
.fcGeratSt
Who, during the embargo, broke open
publiIk stores where goods were deposited
after being seized, loaded vessels and sent
them To sea ?--Ihf .federdhst
Who smuggled goods into the country
through Canada Tile .}edera!isf ...-
Who advocated the re-estabiishment Of the
British bank, called the United States Bank,
which annually exported near million OF
dollars to England to pay the dividends due
the British stockholders !--1he federGHSt
Who insults and abuses every republican
character, however vrtuous ?--Ihe ft feraiist!
Who passed State law, orderiog day
set apart tor 4 mock fast, not only insulting
the sancity of religion, but to excite tun,uIt
and uproar among the people !--lhc ftde-
ra6sf
Who preached innammatory sermons from
the sacred desk on that day, to irritate and ex-
aspera,e the people against their government
to produce riot, If not rebellion !--Ihe .fd-
era6st :
Who persccutcs the firm and undauntedre-
publican, for daring to act like freeman !;
who whips them at the cart's-ta'l Tor speaking
the truth of federal wickcdncss and dcpravi-
" who corrupts TIC morals of the citizens
by bribery and lalsehools who makes frau
dulent voters ?--THe .jcderdliSi :
Who opposes free suffrage of the peo-
pie ?-TIe .|ciera!isi