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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

that lie called ar honess anxiety p Was It not
rather fallacious anxiety, assumed TO make
false impressions, whilst il was the real in
tcntion 10 evade an adjustment altogether If
a man promises TO pay me iil,y dollars that he
owes me, if will give him an hundred, W hat
must think of him.
AT page IL Of the Address, it is asserted
that the British ministry " offered to pass
laws making it penal fo: British commanders
to impress American citizens, on board of
American vessels on the high seas, 1t Amer
ica would pass law, making it penal Tor tic
officers OF the United States 10 grant ceriif-
Gates of citizenship 70 British subjects. This
will be found (say the Addressers) in letter
from Messrs. Monroe and Pinkncy to Mr..
Madison dated lth November, 1906.
have referred 10 that letter, and There find
the following passage, from which will be
seen how cartuliy these pamphleieers have
suttressed that part of it which places the
fact Of the case IN true light
"They were desrcus (says Messrs, Monroe and
Pinkney) that we should stipuste that law should
be passed by the Congress, Qo be of course, reel.
proca) WITCH should make il penal for the comman
ders OF vessels 10 take dcserters from those
of Great hrtain under such circumstances they be-
ing British tubjects, and likewise to make it the du
~ OF our gdser,ment, to restore them their arr
val in the ULted States, suitable application and
due proof beiS made Of their persons. Te agreed
to provide a.nedy for this presumplve evil They
then observed THAT the term deserters" was too
limited, accoydingto their law, TO comprehend those
who might geave their merchant vessels: that it
would Apply only TO such left their ships Of war
they ,bQfefcre proposed that should enlarge its
impoYs by adding the following terms, " sea farng
peoplA quitting their service" 10 ~h,ch aSo a.
greed "To give the (g,rltish) cabinet foil time
for deliberatlon the subjecI (centnues Messrs.
Monroe and Pinkney) our next meeting was posipo-
ned TO distant day as to admit it. NE sorry
TO add that Mc result Of that deibe,G,ion reec-
ton # tie brejec aud 1cihH an END TO All HOPES
Of obtaining, AZ ' time in ds stead, any sat.jaetOy
stipulation by treaty RESPECTING in.pressments"
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Boston, .,iass, september IL.
GENERAL HULL'S ARMY.

The following is the substance Of letter
his friend in tins town.
The want OF suitable cannon, there be-
ing no heavy ordnance on field carriages, prc.
vented the army from proceeding immediate
ly TO Maiden, on crossing into Canada. In.
deed the British force by cesertion scemedto
be diminishing as fast as our operations could
have effected the OBJECT. While the cannon
and mor,ars were preparing, the army was
employed in penetrating into the interior of
the province. The inhabitants generally ap-
pIied for protection under the proclamation.
The army was supplied with provisions from
the Country, and every favorable prospect
appeared Of an easy conquest in that part
The General calculated on cooperation at
Niagara,S and expected 10 meett the army from
the East, aud that their united efforts would
have entirely effected the objects Of the cam
psign.
This prosperous state Of things continued
uahi ncsrs received Of fhe surrender Of
HEckiiimack ckinac. An immediate change
then took place. The Indians from that
country sen, war speeches TO the nations in
every directions and in a very short tine cv-
cry tribe joined in hostility under the British
standard. The militia, Who had deserted,
returned to their duty, under British proc
lsma,ion Of pardon and in short time rein
forcemcnts Of British ,roops and Canadian
volunteers, were drawn frcm Niagara, York,
sc. To reinforce tn. fort at Maiden. The
road which had been passed BY tie army from
Ohio, snc only comm en'eaucu 70 our eeun'
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-<&<o<
FROM THE uArIoy

n,JEw
cF tyr THE MEMBERS COM
pa,z,.o ., .oRITy OF THE HoUs
OF REpREsEN, 80
OF THE UsIyn STATES.
Z. Confinuedl
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,ion or diScontinusnce of the wrong, and re-
new his aggressions as soon as our forces
have been disbanded. And thus might wc
continue, the sport of the enemy, preparing
and impreparing, always making ready To-
act, bot never acting. In governments who
aothorisc or csun,enance standing armies,
whose power is sufficiently absolute tocontrol
all the actions Of every class Of its population,
the doctrine OF the addrcsscrs and of Mrs
Bayard might answer, because there the army
or navy once got ready could be kept in read
mess, and s,ato Of preparation perpetualy
existing, the power 10 act would also perpet-
ually exist But in the United States, the eil
uzens will not tuin their thoughts 10 war, tiiD
war is declared the merchant will continues
TO pursue commerce till war has begun and
the nation can never eiiec,ually prepare for
hostilities til. they have commenced. 'Expa-
riencc verifes whn: say and al. that can
be done preparatory to a war, is what has
been done by the present administration, to
wit authorising tho acceptance Of volun-
,eels, drafts OF militia, enlis,ments, 6t,inr,
out such ships Of war as are already LuiIr,and ,
securing tho munitions necessary to sustain 3
the conflict! Where has inattention been
visible Clothing and provisions have been
procured for the army Several thousands Of
troops are in march for the frontiers yolun-
teers are in arms the militia is in motion I;
our navy is at sea our Notifications are man.
ned ; and our privAtsers are securing the o.
cean Nothing has been neglcc,cd--nothing
unprovid-d.
The Addresscrs, in their estimates OF the
expectation OF our produce, and coutendinlc
that our expectations to France and her allies,
are conlemptible in comparison with tho a.
mount permitted by the British orders in
council, cunningly put down Iiaiy at the only
ally or dependency OF France to which our
expectations on that side extend and reckon
oil other couatries as excluded by thc present
war. The true statc Of the case is very diff
ferent, as the following abstract from the ia
bles Of the pamphlet will verify, pages SSs
50, S5 81 take tho year 1911, because that
is aimee the revocation Of the Berlin and Mia
Ian decrces,
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To Grcaf Britain and her colonies.
lslI--Co,tcn, lbs. 46,s72.4S2
Rice, uerces, 4o,045
Tobacco, hhds. 00,342
Fish, quinlsls, 33,2d2
Flour, bbs. 275,53$
Tar, bbls. l23oSx
Turpentine, bhls. o7,25o
70 France aud all hGrss Of tAe rEorid. erccA&
Cveof-Bvjssin aad her colonies.
lgll.--Cotton, lbs. i5,3j2,54a
Rice, tierces 1851
Tobacco, hhds. l5,4s6
Fish, quintals, is3,i4s
Flour, bbls. l,l69,4Ys
Tar, bbls. 26,762
Turpeniinc, bbls, 2,9s2
1t thus appears (and invite those who
doubt mo to inspect the Addrcss) that in !
rice, fish, and flour, the expectations Of our
prodscc 10 other parts Of the world besides
Great Britain and her colonies, greatly cx.
ceed those to the British dominions that i'm
tobacco it nearly equals them and that tho
channels for the sale OF these products are
still open 70 us. Shall be told ibst the 4car
will prevent il ! answer, that the orders in
council, in that rcspest, were equal To war ;
and that our vessels, deienceless before war
was declared, were just as liable 10 capture
as they are now armed. What, then, does war
add TO our commercial evils Nothing. We
can suffer, in tha, respect, nothing MORO
than we have suffered but we now gain by
the captures we daily make.
If, as the addressers aIIedge in The fnax
note to the pamphlet, no expectations to cotA
ton and rice have lately taken place diyeef''
to France, what Is the cause Of it The Bri-
iish nayy---the orders in council, are the
Cause. The British would not suffer those
articles to go to France, eEcefs through their
osvn horts The very wrongs that the Brit.
ish have done us, furnish the pamphleteers
with arguments.
proceed to close my Review. The mi-
nory Of the House OF Representatives, and
tho fcderaists at large, cell the emselvcs tho
friends OF heaee--,he friends Of commerce.
So are our rulers. And, pray, who is not Z
But there is this difference between the Adj
dresscrs and the Republicans Mey want
heoee and commerce Nth su5nIssion we want
feaee and commerce, with our rights. What
the event Of the existing conflict may be,
time will disclose. If, however, iuse
cause, If honest intentions, if upright views,
will secure the favor Of the Diety, the smies
Of Heaven, and the triumph of victory, tho
banner Of freedom will not have been unlurl-
ed in vain