The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-23
Internal dislurbers Of our peace be snnihiIat-
cd, and our foe driven from our eounliy
CIVIS.

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The new federal project OF having The
revenue Of each S'mc expended within th4'
State, which they appear Al present greatly
% rely upon, for the purpose OF rendering
the General Government odious, Is surely
one cf the widest schemes Of that wild and
versatile creature, Modern Federaiism. VIZ
will not attempts TO point out the conseqren-
ces which would result from such system,
but we will barely, 70 shew the absurdi.y of
The .principlo, extend IL llttIe.--Suppose
every town in the State should insist, that the
State taxes il pays should be expended with
IN It's own limits, and Tor It's own beneht,-
snd--supposc every taxable person should
demand, that the taxes assessed upon bin,
should be left in his own hands, TO be disburs
ed as to him should deem meet, and for his
own use What wo0ld become OF govern
meni---town, State o. United Statess
The circuit coort Of the United States FOR
Rhode Island District, held its Novenbei
Term the present week in this town. Abth
opening Of the Couet on Tuesday last, The
Rev, Mr.. Wilson addressed the Throne OF
Gracc IN a pertinent and very fotrfonc prayer
10 which he spoke Of the Ruie,s oil ihe Re-
public, fheir measures, and IT'S ins,i' uiions,as
SPEAK. The charge of His Honor J,dge
Story, was highly eloquent, eminen'iy Jsd'e'-
Qua, and contained aIl that the charge of an
innexible and jusl Judge should con'ain, 10
these times OF peril and immorality. The
Grand Jury found an Indictment against
James zorrey, Of Newport, fof procuring and
onticing Soldiers in the army OF the Unied
States to desert; which Was continued, ana
Torrey recognized, with surely, to appear Al
the next term, 10 be holden mex, June in
Newport.
II Is singular CT cumstance, tna, nree
harfs Of the weighfy delegation from this
State 10 the Hartford Conveution,arc ertraef-
| I'd from the Lyman Faeioiy and il Is no less
sins ulsr, that uncle, Jafher and son should be
pitched upon 10 represent the important 10
| tcres,s OF Rhode Island. Some people sp
pear mofe rcconciled To the measure, as th.y
say, this family conpact would as soon at
tempt 10 6ife Off their ewn noses. as atempr O
| dissolution Ut the Union, which would have
1.-THE effect 10 raise the price OF eot'on Iheif
| main object, i. it. said, is TO srave off peace,
fpr the benefit OF domestic manufacturers.
| We have charity enough 70 believe they aIe
| not all Catalines, but one OF the number, we
| really think, mas mind dark as Erebuss''
| and dis fl for treason, stratagem and spoils;
'ris pity, cur Legislature had 90, tsken
| Shake speare's advice" Let no such man be
srnsked."
The London Gazette IT Aug, ~, con aims
| a icuer fsom admiral Cochrsnc 10 the Adni,-
ally, enclosing an oHicrai report of he das'a'd.
] ~ expedition Of the Brltsh Bacoaniess a.
I Vareham. IN June last. These Acconn,s ad.
] sni, the truth Of Inc s,Alement AZ tnat time
(, made, land Which was denied by the prints
/ flendiy 10 their cause, well as ny sonse, even
4 who were sufferers on the occasion, so hen
were they on justification OF BFiish ouuagcs..
that they landed ueder the sanc,ny OF das 0
truce, and seized" he principal people OF tn,
! places" compelling Them 10 stand up IN th'
boats, to prevent the IN lila hnng upon the m
on their return. Admifal Cochc Calls thi
| a {" 'masferiy ssrafogem ~ The British :" cfh
cial' boasts Of the total destruction OF 5000
/ tons OF shipp,ng, and a (" cotton msnuiac,o'
| belonging TO go merchants Of Boston, cssin,.,
/ ed at half million Of dollars" Not half tn
| quantity Of shipping was destroyed |; and YER
| IiuIe injury was done to the factory, howeve
well disposed they might have been to icjur
their good friends, the Boston merchants.
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