The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-11

dcd 20 in our last the other shall be given
In our next,--" Naked they cane, naked
shall shey go forth ~ We have not hresnr,-
cd 10 alter the speln6H the pointing, or the
oapitalling, in the slightest decree III shc
sNug's English is murdered, we are merely
taocessarics after The hct--NIcu no. BRows
is the first Senator of The State of Rhodc-ls-
land.
Providence April 7th 1910
Mr.. John Mein
Newport As
ID sir, Our fricnd mr Andrew Tay.
lor from l. Comp,cwis ia .vwn, s. on sCsS,-
vcrsing IL has been discovered, that he docs
not take so active apart IN 1c Election, es
has been Usual for him ;-Ccrtainly this T.
lection is not only important TO our state, but
TO the Unitcd states, for a senator 10 Con-
gress is 10 be Chosen, & If we lose the Union
Prox, our prospects are bad--Mr Taylor
leeis much hurt at being sacrificed, last augt
by some few of our federals in his Towu,Q)
altho he was Chosen Moderator by Asmal
Majority, Yet on Meeting after Dinner to E.
iect Representatives.. j, proved that the De-
mos Concerted not to Attack Mr.. Bayley the
lst Rept. but to try Mr. Taylor with q MEM
Der from. Mrshephcrds Church, Circulated
false report that he was Dcist, * finally
Kept back FIVE or six Membcrs of tha,
Church, Who were federal, & always acted
with the federals, from Voting in favr Taylor
which gave his Antagonist MAR Mr. I
thought this was Sacrificing by those few
iederals Of The Church, who declined Voting
in favour of him against Church Member,
who had been Suddenly brought up by the
Demos, TO defeat Taylors Election (2) Mr.
Taylor is willing to Engage himself, s. stand
for Rept, IT You Can see Mr.. Sheppard, s.
impress him with the importance of the PEN
ding Election, s, get MIR Sheppard TO Con-
verse wIh those Brethren in the Church,
who were dcterd from Voting for Taylor -
(3) That Town Is veiy nearly divided, abt 6
or 8!tdl Msjt Mr Taylor says, s. as is often
tbe Case win religious Byethren, Many sio-
rvs viii be circulated 10 Keep them back or to
prevent them Voting against one OF their
own brethren al;bo of opposite political SEN
amcpts :---Now if our Cause Is good, s. as
OH 3r tTpTttv ptvs siseihioqs i io F sssl
Side, aiiho he may not be OF the same
Church--or favour aditferent political one by
not Voting, BECAUSE he may be q Member OF
our Church a. MIR Taylor thinks you
Nigh. by Vi>r 10 MIR sEcpperd MI him
with sense OF the irpo,tancc OF support
ing federal principles % % preference 10
French Jscobinism & gct the Pastor TO speak
to those few ak brethren e, who were de-
tert! Mom Voting, 2, state TO them the .hrf'-
.fcc used by the Demos in bringing UP
Church Member, Solely TO keep lack iew
Votes, & thus Garry their ObJccts---Mr
Taylor expects TO Return home ON MONDAY,
& as the preparatory Steps to the Electing
Rept i'm tha, Town, will require time TO get
out every federal Voter, IL is very desirous
that yon go over on Tuesday, or Certainly
"Wednesday, s. lodge with Mr. shepherd, &
restore any disaffcc,ion 10 the principles OF
Fcdl Republicahism, by Convincing the lew
Members of the Church who were led away
or rather persuaded 20 decline VOTING that
Confidence there may be restored Mr. lay
lor has done every thing Tor The fedi Causc
in his Town Sc been the means OF getting 30
many fcdl Vo,crs, as he supposcs nearly 100
fed TO 90 demo, could all be got onl---we
know the demos will always tuin out, whcn
the moderate weilmcahiug feds find Excuse
10 stay at home, & then we are boat ~
The importance Of two fedl Reps from that
Town rnay BIC very Great indeed IN choosing
State officers, or senator, especially u the
Prox fais---Y OH will pardon my thus address
sing, bs having found from MIR Taylor that
you Was the most likely person from Sew-
port, tEat could have any Influence with MI
shepherd, thoush,f wohd Endeavour 20
state the Circumstances g. 1t vou Could read
| INV hasy Writing * G.r. freedom TO TO
| over and make Visit 20 Mr. shepd, IL might
| ,,ac,,.il, ,rc serve r,,r Influence of Fcder.
| alisp in that Town, which is important &c
| our Legislature gehcrAlly, and more pafticu'
| Iarly at this Momen, ! repeat Nc Taylor de-
! serves Great Credit tor the Uniform exer
| lion, he has made TO Get SO many :cdi voters
| in mis- Town, g. has very often been Mem
Der from, that Town 10 the Gent Assembly
g. by Care and timely attending oil SreAche
or Goodness On his part might te restored
am Respectively Yours
Nicbo Brown
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