The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-24
POETRY.
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'j@s 'gs q MAJ MN, mar;n.. c.n><i.liv when We
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.factu,o,...' 4 Iorrsf. III zt<nli these
IN s.;dn,.,ions are suf1icjtr( {o Il slc 4 minis
80. or Fny,aod hesitate upon Tho subject OF q
,s.c. ssn,c,, ,v5uld leave France wjth great
n,yrr rav, VIZ, ,hc far prospcct o prospcri-
81, bu,.oc,. ~ xhe cannon be drs}roved,> nm
l,s. assiLs ,ai,ies1are ready 20 leave her ekcal
ana ,,ros orro,,4. af,d y ~ we 100 WHY.
Inc >yxe ~ VI ~. 10 + a. e. "a thc proposition,
and content ourselves : with the hope Of being
able 10 kesp pace with hsf Is q T1ce Of com.
Il merce,and tho arts. There <af Y men, for l
havc talked w1th such, y |I< nlIy say, that
mar is nory ouf elemenps y ~ <| ||bur debt, our
taxes. our currency, ouf@48tafV .maxids and
influence thai all these have been. wound up
70 war height, aud that they csfnot subsIst
in.peace that fleet, army, military schools,
&c.Sc. &c. must all be kept up, or, that the
whole system will go to atou1s. II IS, how
ever, comfortable to reflect, that the minis
;crs have not adopted .bisterribIe notion
for, if they hat they would nos have becn SO
zeaIons in pushing on the war against Mapo-
lceu. / re me mbor hearing Aaunch Anti.
iscubin say, more than three years apo
Yes, yes ;a war for the dsHpevance III Eu-
rpyie is very good bur, II Europe be deiiver-
ea and France NOT annlhiaicd,zye arr nndore."
Tais really seems 70 be the opinion of the
wri,crs, on whose labors ! have been caan-.
hfacf, approach Us, ;hey seem alarmed.
Iscy seem non 70 have been prepared for any
such event. Like the old lady, who, alter
whining over long list OF killed and wound
cdin Spa.n, and invclghiog against bonapartc,
81 the cause OF this bIoodshed, upon being
dssifcd to comfort herself with the hope of
peice, exclaimed, "Pcacc how do you think,
the'b that my three poor sons are TO live upon
haif pay = They were Captains or Iicuscu- &
sW', probably and the asfectionate mother
wrshcd' without doubt, to see them Generals
Or Coloncls. Ah T! this deHverdnce Of Enrohe,
which tho city OF Edinburg, IN their address
10 tnc Regcnt,sttrbutes 70 Divine Providence,
viii cause many man and many a family in
Eogland TO entertain thoughts which never
before came into their heads. For these rea.
sons, end. others that could be mentioned, IL
Is, thAt the Declaration OF the Allies, though
dictated by the soundest policy, is, perhaps
in England, the most unpopular Document
tha, ever was published. There are SO many
hundreds OF thousands who ive by the mar /;
and, who, II peace were made, must be at a
loss howto 1.-Two in so easy manner, that he