The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

produce bound Frances dependencies, and
Of mpressing seamcn, their occasions, and at
their discretion AT this one, the National docu-
menls prove,
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of citizens impressed into their service detained
ganst dema ads emonsrances Let British
pazsns among for wrongs your
ton Let them feel the indignation of the weeping parents
and friends OF Captive Sailors less than that of pnde
merchants They unworthy hold Offices in couny
who unwilling vneicate its rights
1t appears, by the last Censn this State contains
bout ninety fourth part OF the whole naton while
send seventeenth part of the members Of the Senate of the
United States and two members House of Represcn
lives, the latter being just right according numbers
1t is not likely, therefore, that any future scramble for
power, this State viii be gamer it interest cling
to the Union, and, the words of great authority
Indignantly irown the first dAwnDgs Of every attempt
aenac any portion of county from the rest"
the States from the rcs which has bcea
than rubcky hreatened by principal and leading
characters Of the Anglo Federal party in would
blast the prospects ot this world The States
would call in tto Britishhc southern would of fa!
into the hands Uf thrr enemies and the States
would be left premalorey shift for themselves. In this
catastrophe, IN similar the European powers
would pay themseyc a iler services by holding
try their IN at Of conquest In this general
moi this little Stale would sink into barcny, county Of
the eastern monarchy and DC heard of unless
the OF Noble Lord the mighty pyramid Of whose
would its pondcous base many shoulders,
FELLOW. CITIZENS,
Suspec, that those Ike OF unjust base ans
TO acquire power, will for unost and base purposes
The Federal party III this Slate has long ago abandoned the
field OF argument and adopted, among other things, system
of defamation and SANDER you have Witnessed the
OF their thoughts the unes Of their language and the
hgny OF their tempers They have put into requsion,
writer's of the and ves characters exhaust
vocabulary of curhs They have, like the tories of 70,
nsued the peoples friends, the government and the nation
They have invaded the rights Of by corrupt prom
compelled
their real opnicns7
They have made fraudulent deeds,s corrupy increase
the number OF their voters.
They bave the town of Providence increased the num-
ber of weekly paPers-and issued bels, ampoons and pas
quaades tor the purpose of disseminating copious
alsehood and SANDER msead and deceive the people
They have tampered with weak and unsteady, well
with ambitious and disappointed corrupted and brbed
them ty the promise of Offices loans Of money other ben
chs induce them counteract their party and
reachcIously taxi off TO them.
The Legislature passed law9 for dcpriving the Gov
for the time beng of his in elections,
Der of the grand committee, in certain contrary
Constitution OF the State with view party purposes and
this has been donc under the eye Of their nominal Chief
dlscrcdt his immediate predecessor.
Associations for supporting the Constitution and aiding in
the execution OF the laws always been deemed useful
and crcdiabe but the enemies OF Republcansm, the
contrary have formed u6s sorgan-aono whose avowed
objects aud defeat government and
TO resist the execution Of such they themselves dis
like Some of the fruits of these ho,bed Of sei,on
are the resolutions OF Boston ownmeengs, copied with dut
'ui suoervency to the Essex Juno by the town o Prov
dence and similar proceedings in other places espe
ey those Of the famous Boston assembage resolving, in
defiance of ORDER government and religion that certain
laws repealed they would be resisted Such
the objects and proceedings Of the society Of aeO6ns ia Paris
that the Fedora, principle of opposition the constituted
authorities, contains the sperm and doganizng
poison Of Jacobnism1 III
The proceedings of the, party this State equally degrade
tho character OF Christian Maomedan, heather
Ignorance may paae offence OF many, but that is
Tor oiownish prcmeated insult, and
wiul SANDER For time, they gorcd in the of Adam
no less than io that OF Washington the former is
swift witness against them and their disorders and the
legacy Of the latter, while /, pats seal Republican
Freedom, is death their party. Jeersos and
Madison have made good the ground OF their
they have pcrsevered in the ne Of policy marked Nv