The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-18

Grafton, and have even pccketed the prthis
OF their reputation, IN consequence OF moth
ing but the judicious employment OF their
money with those who have the press in their
hands. have in my eye man who, with
out one grain of talent, without one sentiment
of honor, performing for years fuDc, lions very
iitle above those of mere pimp, was re-
gsrded by the mass Of the people OF Englsnd
as the msh above all others distinguished for
refine ment in all the notions oil the higher
order. A creature more completely devoid
Of real honesty, moro pufedup with ssniiy,
more weak ;n head or more hollow In heart,
more worthy of the epihet OF dry put be-
fore his name, does not, perhaps, exist in the
whole world and yet, through the means of
this detestabic press, he was, throughout The
Kingdom, regarded as the proIoundest Of
sta.esmen, and as the very pink OF honor II
would be curious thing TO ASCERTAIN what is
the actual amount Of the money received at
the different ne sspspers Offices in payment
Of tho prsises which they bcssow upon indi-
yiduals, or the inventions OF property Of indi-
yidusls do not mean what they receive for
those honest pulTs which the lovcfy propric-
tors end the venders OF medicine pp, in the
newspapers There is nothing unfair in
these They are ayovsdIy pufis but wha.
| com PLAIN OF, sre those paragraphs which
appear % IL written by the editor hims>it,ond
which begin with "We:" when, perhaps,
he has never read them, or even seen them,
they having hcen received At the Office by the
c.esk, who, upoD being paid the price OF
them According 10 ihrlr length, has sent them
up staira 10 tho printer for Insertion. This
praise, IS we'll Of the dead as Of the living, is
Actually 20 be bought in London by measure;
as cns boys woolens and linens. The clerk
10 newspaper Office has gudge, by which
re will tell IN moment the staled price OF
any article that you present to him. There
arc. indeed, certain cases where the qualify,
as we'll As the quantity, is taken into view.
For instance, il me party praised be notori-
ous and even proyc,bial for every species of
siusiny, hs pcits is nigh to obtain the praise
OF his being pos.esscd Of every virtue. Ii
would have eosr f5icholson who seems to
have been iAuraessr by instinct, many hun
dred posnds if hc h.d had them, TO obtain
any thing nae decens apology for his con-
duct and, pc maps, Il did uot cost = tiiRc TO
attribute to motsses oiswondcrfui dcjcacy
Goldsmid,'a bivwins OF his own brains out,
and 10 make II apps-r that has corpse, In place
Of being busied ~ cross road, Was hardly
sufficiently hono,ed by being deposited in the
earth amidst the sns nss.ions Of tho full con-
gregation Of the n'ld,cn Of Israel And We
are The people, are we, who have The sc Hon
terry 10 point the finger Of scorn AZ the Ff&Erh
people on accoun, Of their being kept in dark
ness by the pfess TO ie:u,nt 10 our suhj<
,--sit appears thst MOI eau. has made his ~ (
from this ncthcr worId Tie Courier news
paper seems 10 lament this exceedingly, and
80 90 ] too for 4 should have liked 10 see
him live our the campaign, in order chat the
world might see how many soldiers of the
/ Erench army would nave gone over to hm.
I5c French newspapers speak the voice OF
the government, on, they speak not a, all.
But al the papers, exccps the official paper,
may keep sitence, if they please. They arc
at liberty TO refrain from speaking and,
therefore, ] look upon the following article,
which is taken from French newspaper, as
expressing pretty fairly the sentiments which
the people Of France eoicrtain with regard to
the conduct OF Moreau
4 PARIS, Sept. 5.--The cx-general Nor
eau arrived at Prague on the 2oth August.
Some people appeared to doubt his arrival on
the continent, and his come xions with the
enemies of his country. There can no lon
ger be any doubt on this subject. This ex-
general, who has for long time resided in
America, has, without doubt, heard talk of
General Arnold, 90 celebrated in tbs Ameri-
can revolutionary war, and who, after having
gloriously fought in the ranks of bis country
men, conspircd against the government Of his
country. The conspiracy being discovered,
the traitor ehcred his services 10 the English,
who made use Of MIN, by despising and con-
dcmning him to inaciion and oblivion. The
name of Arnold, dlshonoreJ in history, is
never mentioned in America without being
accompanied by some disgrsccful cpi,he,,and
children only pronounce it with execration.
Why did not such an example deter the cx-
general Moreao But he chose rather to
throw of the mask, and by new steps Justify !.
the opinion OF all intelligent men, whom his
hypocrisy had not bscn able to deceive.
There he ,hen has Joined the. Russians and
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