The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-01

which THIS country Oreats
Britain has yet bestowed upon il.
An unpopular that produced by the hatred
and Prcudccs Of party but against the consent OF the
other pr can alone produce sudden separation OF any
section of this country from the common head.
At all be necessary the preservation OF
peace that Britain should make any great concession
at the present moment more especially as the more mpo
changes ha in Europc might render nconveni
for her to adhere any spuaons in favor OF neutral
maritime nations.
Although the nonnercourse law affords but very partial
relief the people OF this country from the evils of that
lire suspension Of which they have reluctantly
submitted for time past. lament the repeal OF the
embargo, because calculated accelerate the progress
Of these towards revolution that would have put
end the only republic that remains to that govern
founded political equality can exist in season OF
trial and difficulty or is calculated to ensure either security
or happiness to people | am, &c. Alb.
No. 10. 3
Sir, Boston, AEarch 90, 1909.
Since NY letter OF the 18th, nothing has occurred which
thought worthy of communication.
The last weeks of this month, and the first OF April will
be occupied in the election Of Governors and other eSccnve
officers in tho New England states. t,
The federal candidate in Ncwamphirc already elected
by majority OF about 1000 His competitor was
of large fortune, extensive connections and noiensve
These for the smalness OF the majority
In Connecticut change nccessay and none IS to DO
apprchended. t
In Rhode Island it is Of consequence OF what party the
Governor is member as he has neither will nor military
power, being merely president OF the council.
In Massachusetts that the federal candidate will
succeed.
relative strength of pares and convince Mr. Madison that
with Great Britain is upon which he dare
Since The plan of organized opposition to the
projects Of Mr. Jefferson put operation, the whole
os the New England have transferred their pocai
power his political enemies and thc reason that nc has
still many adhercnts that those who consider the only
true policy of America consist in the cultivation OF peace,
still great confidence, that nothing force him (or
his successor who up his system or rather govern
cd by m They consider all the menaccs
and dreadful of preparation to be mere illnesses in
nded onlv IN obi CDnces
From every sort Of evidence, confess am myself
of the opinion and fully persuaded that this tarce
which has been acting Washington, will terminate In iu
proof the mbeciy and spiritlcs OF the actors
attempted without the concurrence OF both parties and
the general Of tho northern states, which constitute
the bone and muscle Of the country mus, commence without
hope and end in disgrace should therefore be the pccu
liar of Great Britain foster divisions between the north
and and by succeeding this she may carry into ef
feet projects in Europe with total disregard oil the
rcsen,mcns Of the democrats of his country ans &C. A. b.
Sir. Boston, .4hrA ls, 1909.
send to Mr. r. pamphlet, entitled 1" Suppressed
Documents" The notes and comments written by the
gentleman who has written the Analysis, which Sent by
former conveyance The works have greatly contributed
excite the fears of the OF talents and property who
now Prefer The Of maintaining their harfy by een
sstance, and final sarafo 10 an alliance with France,
and war with England. So that, should the government
unexpectedly, and contrary all reasonable calculations at
tempt involve the country OF that nature,
convinced now that the elections have all terminated ia
voraby) that none OF the New England states would be
IL. Dut as nave repeatedly wIiteh BcneFai
does seriously entertain any such desire
intention Had the majority in the England states
tinued approve of the public measures it is extremely
probable that Great Britain would have choose between
and concession but the aspect OF things this respect,
changed and would produce ncurabc alienation
of the states and bring the whole country in subcd
nation interests Of England, whose navy would pre-
scribe and enforce the upon which tho commercial
states should carry, and the agricultural states export their
surplus produce All this is well known to the democrats
the other party therefore, they will avoid at
least until the whole nation is unaimous for it. Still, when
consider Of what materials the government is formed, it
impossible speak with any certainty OF their
The past administration in every asacton presents the
mind only muddy ccmmizure of folly, weakness and due
pcy The spell by which the nations Of Europe has been
rendered inert and inefficient when they attempted shake
off, has stretched its shadows the Atanc and made
majority Of the people Of these alike blind to duty
and 10 their true interests. ] am, &c. A. B.
No IL.
Sir, Boston, .lhrH 26, 1909.
Since my letter No. II, have had but little commit
nicatc.
have been able ascertain with sufficient accuracy,
the relative strength Of the nartics in