The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
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AMERILAW WAR.

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fr will be useless, perhaps, but cansot refrain
from calling the ai,chtion OF the public once more
20 the gross deusions prsctiscd upon IT by the mr.
ed prin,sf will, regard TO this war. ht hrst' they
said, that there would be no war that "at Eas tic
cry of the mere rabble and that thouSh Mr. Mau-
ison wa, himself corrupted by Frances the Congress
werd not, When the Congress met, they however
sciuav.syecisrcd war Then our hirengs told us,
that the peebte cnraged with both presieht ana
Congress, aud that, the election OF rsesdent was
approaching, they would turn Mr. MADISON ou.' anu
thit thus tie war wo,td be put an end TO-. Inc c
{cction has now terminated, but, until the term'nA
,;oH. or. raYNer the result, was known, We heard
. of,nolhinls Barahe ccrtaiH defeat OF Mr. Madison
lie was snys to- lose nis elections and. .indeed sew
era successye arrivals brought us the news Oh ms
actually. having lost It, To which was added, that
his rival Mr.. Clinton, had pledged himself TO make
rcace with England AT last. however, comes the
news thur IN. iiaalsen -re.secfed! Alter Jus,
one would. have supposed Chat die hireiing press
would at least, have kept silence upon the siycct
but no IL had still heood left and, u ls now
telling the people. the 81 thinking people of Eng.
land, that merit year there will be election oil
z the Senate. wten MIR. Madison will havea majority
of ten against him in that body, and that, IN conse
quence at such change, he will be compelled to
make peace. with as. What people must this be
To- be thus deceived And still 10 listen to such pup
licatons aye and to rely upon them too as inPllc-
lily an II they had always spoken The truth! Moth
ing can, however, be more hatcring tn the Amcrs-
this coaptfy is under the with them. hdw sorc'
y feel INC effects of il and how anxious VIC are
TO get out ot it, There IS coxcomb, VINO publish.
es in The Times newspapers, under the signatare OF
vEruS, who would fain makes us believe, that the
peopc AIerca Ur, At least the agricultural part
of thc population; are sort OF haJcsatugrs 1t ve-
tus had to write to them, he would not find many
fools enou,.k-to tolerate his sublmaicd trash lie
inpntes their dislike To English politics 10 their tg-
norance lie does hot know, perhaps, that they, to
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our laws asawe. are ourselves. that they know all
nbeut our Excise taxes and Custom House taxes,
and Assesed taxes, nnd Property taxes, iuli az well
as we slo apd that they know all about our law OF
lbcl; our sinecuras, .and our paupers. If he were
to 20 ausone ti~ - and TO have the inpudcncs to
tell them, sh.t these ar, bioejs Of rip,saion they
would, ~. atlcast, hope 50, make him remember
the assertion us long hc had lite ln ms carcase
The americans have always had thsir eyes liked up
or.us and, docs lhis foolish man imagine. that they
do not know how 20 set proper valueupon our sys-
tenn OF government l-When they come TO England,
AZ some Of them do. they onestimes reach London
by the way OF Rldckseutcr, where, while they be-
hold immense places for the educa,en OF o.b crs OF
thc army. they see ragged, or, rather. naked. ca
dren umbling along the road by the side OF their
chsis-, crying rs they GO "psdy 6estov yoiir rharf
.ys pray 6ss,oso yoar charity - Hhe Americans knew
how 10 es,i'nAtsshese rhIngs. They are ut no loss
60 draw the proper differences from such Facts, and
IL is not the trash ofvetus about caijxaf,on that will
: gycarreadsrs. There arc absolutely name Of ,bem
: who do not read much They know, that We
pay more in poor rates only than double the amount
'ot the whole OF their revenue, That fact alone Us
nough tor them. With tha, fact before their eyes,
they will be in no haste attain what this Top calls
nig state OF sides, as to the yacf,
all those who know America, viii say, that the lar
rners tlcee are class of men beyond AL belief su.
pciior IN understanding to those of Englsnd, or of
any coin'ry of Europe. They have ptenty ;Nhey
hav IN rrau of the thrir are
ncver haunted -Mis .she fear u ssa'd: they have,
therefore icssise think and To read Aud, rs to
what he SAYS about their being absoivcd in the ssr
Of gain, the 'fct is the They have nomo-
t,e to acquires great wealth, other than the mere
vulgar love OF moneY, seeing tha, no sum OF money
will purchase them dsstnc'on. seeing t.iat millions
would not obtain them bc,e from even q negro
That is country where the servant viii not pull his
hat oil to his employer, and where no man will con.
descend TO call another his ,astcr-Ience Il is
that the American farmer makes no very great cx.
ertions tn become rich. Riches beyond his pain
wants are OF no use 10 him. They cannot elevate
hin they cannot purchase him seais they cannot
get HIN hHss; they cannot obtain coSsm,ssioas or
ctinA 6eDsfces for bis sons; .hcy can do nothing
fr him but add his acres. which are already, in
most cases. but too abundant. lie has, from the Sc
causes, much 'c,sms, and that naturally. produces
reading, Particularly when the residence is in the
- counry. So that the half ypiid N. whose picture
has been drawn by Vctus Is wholly foreign from The
reality vt The American tsrmcr-The Nncr;c An far
mcr does Mt hate England f.c hates a tsxirrsvs
TEN. and sc hates the English system bu, he docs
not want with Englna. lie wants 10 have ,,ais
sng 10 ,'a 18th her; and, though he hates war Le i
moro afraid os connevon with her than win a
wal sgsns ''cr. nc wishes 70 sec ali those, who