The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1912.
The Election.

THE Election for General Off GERS, took place
in this State Oh Wednesday the 18th inst, End term
mated, as was evidently foreseen, in favor of tbs
federal, which Henry ia bis letters OF treason call
possibly be made, were made BY the 4" British party
to carry their point. The most Infamous measures
we're resoi,ea TO, 10 procure men, base enough, 10
sell their votes, their privileges and their rights 10
lif, into power mon who are the ayowed and deadly
enemies Of our cOuntry's happiness and interest A,
this election, were seen the cid well as the ney
tangled Tories, Refugees and British offcers' wi,
had never taken the oath Of allegiance to Americs,
swarmng in crow ds 10 TIC tow meeting to aid tn,
friends and patrons, the federal faction in IN.
cause. few Republicans, TO their eternal shane
be il told, were seGuced, ard yielded obedience tt
tie will OF the British party," some were stole
ard confined in boats, and others in houses, a
some were Ltmidated and deluded not only IL -.
British party" but their "weak wives" Me
who ought 10 have been committed 10 gaol fci ac'
and there confined. On this occasion, uiumr'
an,iy brought ioith and voted Jackson ard 4,
ter, The federal - olSentatves at Congress, can
forth Will uer fire brands of nsidiUus, false anu
famous stat, ner,s, backed ard supported BY the
riotic William Hun',rt Circulars sigrsd BY "il
best bood ot tie oOuntiyS Providence R,so,utiti ss
Fat ers denouro, BY their sons for supporting @,
ernnent-and aided l., every species Of corI,pt q
tha' corruption ard fraud could invent and prac,iol
was enlisted and made engine this occaso.
to ohect federal purposes With mouths, isil,
than thI Stale, and with cxto,ded voices, treuu
dcus, iouo aid Threatening, they demanded oler
enre OF their "sLAVEs"-their slaves obeyed a.,
the! were successful. They have told THEN ieroraI;
tools snd mnens, that if Jones was elected, tie
mould be 10 wsr. HIS talents, "his tieiy." !,
iea'nrg, his courage and lis patriotisI ,s!oult,s
weie To sac The country from All English wai W
sosh shall see, If Lis exttaordinar, powers Of H.
Will be competent 10 avert such ali inevitable ever
unless bis friends the English cease thoil nurd,
piiaoies and robberies reiretrated and nmtc
upon the American people This election has &C,
the British party," computed by of thcii o,.
gang, upwards OF thirty tAOriSl nd dollars. Polf~
points cut the mode that ought to be pursued BY Ii
kepubiean party The majority for The ustrio,
Sn William, knight Of the roble order Of wsdcr
first secretary TO his majesty in epistory conesl6
dence " al egn societies, &c &c &c vii! be u
der two hundred, the statement in Craig's MerCu''
to the contrary notwithstanding
We mus, confess we blush for the tinidity 81
weakness Of many OF our Republican friends
them may be Justly ascrbed the loss Of this election
We did hope men, who Mad so often been decei.,
by the federal party, Woad never again be ersnitt'
by such pla aianx ct torres, refugees and 81 IL.
spies, however elitteiing he bait might be, thatN
held up TO theIt view. Would tley but reject, Il.
they not orly battered ay their own but posttrit
nights ard privileges, and by voting TO- Jones &
they manifested IN mp,acsbie hatred against 81,
publican ioins OF go,elnment and n fact We.
aiding &c ovtriurI and dtstitl coIstituiiCr or
laws, and our happiness intending again to hi,
lis under Biitlsl subJugstion- MI III II llas dam,
not palsy their action ", fear tnidity rather H.
corruption acted upon thep minds u vote for Jore,
and Go bn,, We do kroN, bct. had their influence
and each governed II their CwL way In fp'u,tz
shall hope better tblhss Of them, ard that, nei,hs
bribery, threats or persecution, VIII induce them l.
tote for men determined oprCdute civil war, bloo'
she'd and al the horrors ard crimes incident
such event till thsn we leave II, desiring thoi.
who hav, not dore their duty, 80 consult Their oor
scicrce and ask Themselves if their conduct can gi
=. &C to wounded and grieyed spirit"
one Major johnson zvds one Of this descriptions
,rho decored he had good ight 10 cote as any
in the cognry.
t IN mdinduol 1rho .f"om pretended iN-heoM, bJ
the Doctors certificate kept on Of gaot--and Th~
neper hod kao7c of 'c has house, since last ~
1em6er at 1sh,ch PERIOD lie ought TO hG1e heen comm
!ed at This election. APPEARED, at nearly midnight, en
psted
.ir Hunters circular, md James B. .NGsCn's lei
ter shall be noticed IN some future paper
This circricr, rrhith hare IN our possession
dated Precedence, March So 1872, ana is signed ~
Thomas II, l,es, Pardon Bo7ren, Rufus FafermG'
Moses Latet, BeIjGnnn Dyer, Benjamin .iborn,
1roop, Samuel G. .8rn0id, John Dd,rance, Ger q
Brute J0Jes Eo1sen, joseph JenckS Nathan Fate
man, Coieb Uidioms, Aethen Waterman, JOIN, C.'
ksle, Osiei Uiktnson, .9masa HGtSon, Obadiah Box
en-, George jackson, .9br0h0m Bennet. !!!!iE :