The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

HENRY DISCLOSURES.
TConeluded, Jrom our haet haher.l

land "a radically and essentially enemy o our popular IN
sutions That her hostility is deeprotc to allow US 10
49, = r,av he tr,nsien No lit viii be immortal as her
existence interviewer with national passions Peuu'
and interest, that the nation can not DC GNpe
IL. Ii is hostility made Up partly OF mahgny' '"u P""y
or fear Our revolution, inflicted ncurablc wound upon
ber pride which this day with unabated Vruence
and which time, appears have no tendency 10 he" hu
ealousy the principal OF this hostile temper towards
us The Canadas and NovaScota are cssena 10 snga"o
for the protection and supply oil her WesndeS. nc 'o'
of the former would endange the latter 'r horth Aer'
can provnc es are now power and every day grow
1np 20 be- more She sees this country r"Pidy
rising strength, which must give her tne command a
the British the world Hence England mas
plotted and will be plotting the destruction oil he Oh
ON which the danger she apptehcnds entirely depends
dissolution of Union would dssipae the danger hneeu
would reverae danger In that state oi thlns' nese
States, easy demonstrates mns' iaii under Brit
sh control TO jealousy, we may trace that ciSPo-
son on part Engl md, long and so uniformly mani
fesed by ctard the CROWN o our country ana
clip the wings OF her commercial prosperity o the same
sourcc we may with which she cuIuyacs the
friendship Of Indian Tribes, within and bordering upon
our err,torics she employs to make then
subserven to her views and obedient to her direction
any candle iedcrsis' and real lover OF his country mas
believed that EDg land friendly to ths couny
at least hostile itsysemacay hostile let him per-
use and ref upon documents, and ask himself ne
has not been mistaken would ask him. Henrys mission
was not to States and il the successful execution
of the mission give him particular Claims upon the
British government and did not his communication receive
the paccua appreciation of their government Aeh let
him of the ideas contained in cny letter OF
the sth March 1909 He says: ~
bring about the scpaahon Of the Maes laer dsf' ana @
desirable cannot effected but by OF acts and long conl'
reat Britain the integrity of Mjesys
on this oo"n ana make & s %' Fn " "ss
subject influence of Great Britain her colonies
can be rendered" ~
Hoe the real though hitherto disguised principles of Brit
sh policy unmaked and exposed their naked deormi-
ty. Henry in the same letter observes
Iamen tho repeal of embargo because il calculated to
would have PIT an end to the only Republic remains prove that
ga government founded poc equality exist in of
difficulty, calculated ensure either security or hap
What dees,bc sentiments avowed by the author
lied agent British governments and whose comnunica
tions the taricHar atro6aion OF his Mesys mn"
listers They secretly wish, and have much at heart to
an end put Republic because, exhibits the example
of government 9,unled on "politcal equality" They
would destroy the proof and he only one now remaining 'n"
man is capable Of self soycrnment
With knowledge of these things, circumstance which
ought pecury alarm and awaken vigilance is the
facility Which England possesses above all ioregh nations oil
jnnrun, with our cizens. An Englhmn hero is not dis
tingushcd from ctisns. He speaks Me same IAN
guage wears the dress, the same haots ds-
plays and idcnhes IN all respects with
the native citizen. No acquainted with the private
history Vt Henry could have suspected hin 10 nave oee
foreigner England have thousand spies here MN
Cling with cdAensexcng sedn'on and rebellion without
being foreigner. The hostile disposition OF Eng
land combined with her crics for secret intrigue to bring
purposes make he" by lar the most dangerous enc
nv have fear guard against
That the edealss should be anxious vndcate the party
from all implication the British plot, Disclosed by oniy
extremely natural but for them 10 pretend that the dc'o-
if be credited do no: implcaie hcn perfectly IT,
dicuou The Indignation that could so FAR bereavc Them OF
common understanding have been excessive IN seed
The disclosures if be credited, do mpcatc them, and
dcepyThey fix upon the federal party the crime OF med
Henry distinctly asserts that in case Congress
declare against England the federal legislature OF Massa
chues would declare itself convoke congress
Of federal States, and up for themselves The rutl
is the federal have been treated with tc rossest INJURY
and insut they harbor design OF the kind imputed
them To whom they indebted for the insult ard with
did it originate Who did them the honor 10 believe
capable Of treason and upon that belief The Bri
tish What then ought TO be theT feelings to
wards the British government And what ,hey Instead
being ncenccd injured innocence naturally would be
we fad them making excuses Tor that government The,
aedrc that England took her ideas Of federal virtue from
Jeobin newspapers IT England herself had made this
cuse holding such unworthy opinions of the federal party
one would ,hipk the party, would hardly accept of il bat Il
their excuse England before they know whehe
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