The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-22

FAMILY QUAkRELS.
From tAe Trenton True .amcrcsn.

While federalisls are reproaching us with
our divisions and dissentons they shoul,. re-
collect that they are not themselves every
where united and harmonious
In the first place we see their late secreta-
ry of state, Timofdy Pickering, with the
whole host of federal printers from Maine Ia
Georgia, like well-traincd pack of hounds
at his heels, pursuing ard endeavourinp TO
run down their late President, john .9aana,
his son Qainey, sc.
In Connecticut, that land OF steady hah-
it's" where the clergy and the lawyers iasc
so long united as one man in opposition TO
government, and in support of its enemies,
we behold them al length splitting between
two candidates for goverror-the clergy and
their adhcrcnts clinging to Deacon Tres
we'll, the lawyers and their satellites rall,i
round LAWYER Griswold--and the Repuh,N
cans, obliged to choose between two eyLs.
turning the scale in favour of Gliswold, az
the least evil Of the two. rs
In DeieuarT, loo, the fcderalists are of op-
en- war, and nothing is wanting but ererHop
on the part of the.'rcpubli licans to iusure .the,a
decided victory and permanent ascendanc,.
"A writer in Philadelphia federal paper
attributes the division among the fcderalis,s
of Deleware to the arbitrary sand aristocrai,
cal conduct of the leaders Of that party, who
having had an Office for five years mu,>
have it ten if ten, fifteen, and SO on"
!. The family, Continues this writcr) somc of
whom have been ever since the establishment
of this government in Office, must still be re-
tanned IN case Of vacancy, some one of the
family connection mus, fiji II If ever SO rich,
ever SO much above the frowns of the world,
no matter for that A poor man who is well
qualified, as it respects his personal abilities,
may want in vain. A degree of familyno-
bility is kept up, although we live In re-
publican coun,ry--this same poor man has
spent dollars where the man whogots the of
ice has spent cents, in supporting the cause
or party from whence the rich man gets his
Office. A set OF men, who hayc been at the
head OF our federal party Tor a Number OF
years, have all the say--who hoover they please,
must be put in Office, fever so much against
the wishes of the lGliCk These things are
not easily forgotten though they may APP
pear to some mcn 10 heto6 poin ID. yet they
are stubborn tasts, ano cashos a. denied."--
So much for Delcwarc aisrcc,acy
In Maryland, the fcdcri Its are divided
into viaienf and moderate. he federal paper
in Baltimore is dc,oted.sfc he former, and
has commenced a vlgorous. warfare upon the
latter. II denominat.s them, by way of ridi.
cule, The Coody harry )" describes them
as cold, calculating, cent per cent politi-
clans" adultcrated, mongrcl politicians"
---' acute spectators in politicks"--" hypo.
critics, oflice-hunters, spaniels," sc. &c.
The Coodies," as might be expected, are
no, disposed to submit to this abuse in silence,
and contemplate establishing paper in Ball
,imore for themselves, when we may look FOR
(efcnce Of their own conduc; and principles
I'd a full leu j portrait of their advcrsarics.
X Asw York,also, some symptoms Of dis
,VasArc sdisccsnible among fedcralists,---
y y coupty of Rensselaer,, Mr.. JoHw
,yLa Or, who Is described as being 8 a.
.idcd and respectabIe & fednraIlst as any in
the counsy, has declared bis dissent from
the federal nomi6stion 20 iar 81 relates tc n
6raham 4. Y;cle, W "a he orohokSb g to-
tally iliissrste, and igt ':S 80 seu'Fsss :,
{ t. &mbilous 10 ks1 ~ i1oDes' So
~ si..a1ge declares, th~:, :: - y z 4 ,s%-e
a.- ,.sn, cannot be suppo' .l..1C eAe
.ytion Of such men as Z, :. M
lis most selsss~'s - "a ~