The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

An nrliui piece cf fa'iacy has just been prin
ted III The Torn, oi u pamphlet of % paycs
"i'neui any printers name. calculated "a. OK
cue olsconsents, raisc lealorsies, and sli, IA
scsen'meDis against our brethren OF tb
>ourH' whose country they contemp,uousl
-eheinin-tc t'ic (9anify u Siapcs ! and larg
extracts are making from il in the Centin,l
This Insidious production was li,st cneenact
cd y Gonnrctica,. state nearly a cen,ur
oeijad the res, Of the civilized world Co
NhAc other regions have asiyancsd IN ciyilizs
'ion lberali.y and polished humanity, ,hes,
peqle have kept steadily 10 tEeir old habit
pf hiaksferntsm."
%Gps pamperd people, e,Nhom debauch'd with case
NJ hiny could govern, nor 40 God could scase. y
0nr own detestabc Janfo concei,inv ,ha
Vas no. seasoned qnise high enough, have
-tuied u with some mote poison, and sen, i
-b'osd without any printers nsmer 10 il. I
gofs iorth In the Iu.posing garb Of afilhmcli
cal calculation 10 ave The ignorant, who ex,
nine u, and 10 stop the mouth OF the Idle
wl' Will not. The whole proc,ic ion is in,en.
nc'l as pioneeJ 10 precedc and le,el The va,
iorfbe fo,y forces to Slvance in the yyfal
svofs 9 sharonrg he NcRru from the
oopTH IN oluci 10 srt up a mc1iGrchy untlel
NC protS ciing arm Of pDor O.d el1nd wiz h
tar Dsst " York at its head whose Whif.
Aofes' we rave ulready seen paradiug through
'hc streets os Boston, under the profsnct
Dame oi the /" Uashinytoa Bcnrvolem Socie
~" " society that has not ouly enrolled y,rn
bn' raised money, and they want nothing bu
20 ,rn.su t.cn, y luasto their .snufrsiist
picgenilors, :" ibe i,ish Heen If day 6oys
While The people oi Massachusetts, aud c
NV England generally, are, compared viii
ne people Of EnGlantl, very happy and cou
tented there are amo,ig then. a daDgerou
cosobipalion Of wicked men, VINO unceasing
iy labor 10 exci'e Ill content, SOW discord, Enc
promo'e division and in the midst OF the
work oi ssditinn, tiny have the impuJcnce
10 call themselves .fedrrohs,s, that is, friends
u fhe CoNFEDERATIon, which they are Try
in6 by every mean Ia drsto,
Ills every way anonymous pamphlet con-
,ains he following Jcderaf sentiments" The
arf,cte aafho,ixing SouIHEnE NSoRoEs 10
BE- ,cpresfntrd IA Congress is fbr rollen tart
+ fhr Constitution, and NUT BE AMPCTA-
FED since Tic CONN cnccncnt of the
sosernment, It's whole undivided mfloence
has been OILY farefacfive and deadsy.--Il
his stain upon ,hc face Of the constitution,
this iDpnc3s Of mischief and dshcnor ID ever
% be blt,.ed ous ii mus, be done at a Rn.e
when the NoHTH, reused hy repeated inju-
les, and provoked by Calling expressions,
shall appesi directly 10 h,r own sTRESoTH,
md TO the FEARS and WEAKNESS oil Tie
COUNTRY OF slaves /! That IS, reader, WE
must excite her ./e0rs by exciting her slaves!
- most pious SAINTS aDd exemplary Chris.
'ians! We NUS, call upon the MIN OF the
NORTH 10 UNITE As oSr MAN; and that a
srong ma7 ARMgb;---and at ev.ry hazard 10
apply ihc needy remedy"
This miscahnfaftng psmphle. contains one
sirikingly true observation. II marks the e.
lection of Mr.. Jefferson TO the Presidency as
I" the Era which brough, Drain. and all cur
syoe Very frne, IL WAS d1dfh 10 The Brff-
iSh far.y, and woe 10 the Esse.r Junfo, and
the 7,ues ; but ii they persist IN their treas
onable design, lie grcaier suoc is get 10 came.
This pamphlet, without either name Of
printer or author, speaks Of the Efrn cf she
-rorh who began and bore the 4phoie 6runf o/
the var !A-asalnst whom !--agains, the Brf-
nsh and their 1ory adhercnrs,. the fathers Of
tde present race of iocendiary pamphlet wri-
Icrs, who ty mistaken policy and an i'll judi
,ed icDiiy, we're allowed to remain here TO
spawn another brood of rebels. This nfa-
nous pamphlet, which ought to DC burn, by
ne hands OF the common hangman, speaks
thus oi the jfrM magissrafe OF the american
nafior :---. We wish'it also 10 be distinctly
RENE c,bercd lhs, iffhe ScOURGE or GOD
is again 10 visit this nation in the nE-rLEc-
TIox OF Mr.. MAplsoy, it will be soIeiy ow-
ins 10 the black representation !" Can this
ge written by an HS'er!crn = Jehn Hrnry him
self never used such language IS It's. The
pamphlet goes on TO say. that when Mr..
Jefferson was frs, CHOSEN President, he had
7S sote-, and sir. Adams 64, 80 haf tie mr.
:sron fHrred he majority and cefaaHy mn IN
zie PreNasR .'--To w!;sh sc beg leave 10