The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
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Il has not been forgotten, in America, ,hs.
directly after the abdics,ion Of Napoleon,
ghere appeared an g. iicie in our new .p9pet2,
stating, hat there was SECRET ARTICLE
in The rREA1s OF PARIS, stipulaung, ,b.' none
of the parties, RussIs, Pfussis, Austria, and
France, should interfere in our war sgains,
Americs. This news was given copied
from The Vienna GaxeHe. ihe VIeona Ga.
sctte Is under the immediate con oil oi the
governnSpt there. The Americans paid
great and deserved attention 10 this aud must
they not have lam pted TO see France reduced
10 such a state They afterward, saw that
there was no safety for ,heic ships Of war or
their p-Izes 10 the ports of France. They
saw, 10 short, that the Bourbons, holding their
pnwcr almost at the mercy OF England, stfor-
d d not the smallest hope OF any support a
gailI formidable power as Eogland.
Iheah wasthat many Americans blamed Mr..
MADISON not for resstiDg the exercise of
our Aleged right OF impressment---but on the
contrary, for not having sooner made war a.
g,iost US in alliance with france TheNold
him that he was, at last, in a state 10 be 1blc
10 appreciate he svisdom os cping Aioof from
France, on account Of the Hfie OF her ruler.
They laughed at him for his scruples TO make
common cause with an emperor while he saw
England having allies In the Turk, the Pope,
the Agerines, and the Indians and they
laughed at him the more, when they recollect-
ed thar America had won her independence
while IN an alliance, offensive and defensive,
with Bourbon King Of France.
However, many Of the causes which kept
America a'oof from France are now removed.
The principles Of 1893 are again adopted in
. IN IS ..E, -,
ofcon1uest is abandoned poleon will have
learnt noS 30 respect the rights and 10 value
''he Character of America. hrhsrTsnce has
$50 ~ tae jAmericans wh4, ,hty hAve to ex
~ QRto ceftau c4Bumstano.s, The latter
.o,e iO p5 pge1 !rlpi ttabce tnty never Can
ths Ia .as from FeancC and Frencnlown
sal@ N'exsaJ..a wul e. mind W ~ what danger
|, ~ ysslo 'op Ebgand
l.. " Ad by so.He gersuns In Amcri ;ha,
| laoHsG i pi, ht have been aise 10 seek per.
naanSnt{scuri,y ,n 79s by eo,ering into 'h
Nar 20 thA side % the ieppblic of France, IL
awo6 a not bs wise nose seeing mat America
has sbeconis 50 much more able to defend her.
sell ,aaa,she wes ~ l799ea p DOT of which
she nAe uivep in Der recent war against the
,uG,Viaed force Of England. On the other
\ hand }, is tontended, that, though America
a
l793 England, loaded as she /, with debts
anad taxes, is morc formidable than she would
have bsen in 1893. even ii she hid then SUBJ
dued Fionce for, though the heohte Of Eng
land suffer, the governmenf has more force at
/ Its command and, what Is more for It's ad
vantage, tue country is brought into that sort
I OF sta'e which makes sYar almost necessary.
IL he pauPers have increased three fold, her
armpH np and hnr &C ia. a; h..
(. f. Increased five fold She is become nation
OF fighters. She possesses all the means of
Destroying. And, say these reasoncrs, it is
no, only subjuention agiins which America
ought TO qua d il is her duty to quad her
sell also against devastation and plumber.
sBesides, say they. England has now less pow
ertul motives 20 the exercise of forbearancc
towards America. While the latter was with
sout manufactures while En- 4 aud bad almos,
monopoly In'he supplying of America the
former saw u the PROSPERITY OF the latter, the
means Of augmenttng her own riches and
power. But now the case is ditfe ent Eng.
land sees Ia America evcn a manufacturing
rival aud, what is s,ill more provoking she
sees in America rivali in naval hosoer and re.
nown Therefore, say ,hey, she must md
she will desire our des,ruc,ion whether sh,
vii! at,rmp,i, |, az in will depend upof be- and
our means of attack and resistance.
II must be- coalessad tan our iafanous
newspapers have given hut TOO much reason
20 me Americans upon this head For they
have puptish' Iist. OF the inericao navy nd
accounts the Aneriean shipping ,nd nano /.
fsct1as; and, having dwell spon ,heir mag
fnsuac sud on tnrir ripid increase, they has
lc1lsd ppoo you lord,htp aud sou- -coNeay0c,
10 p ossco The We too the pa p1se d. a..
,srcy'0s these evidences OF rising power aud
iwsskh, They aavs conie1dvd ma, il was
just to carry on' war against America to dc.
.saroy ass navy,to DESTROY her shipping and
.koannfifo e., and y ob aio. avlesst. a slipu.
iA.i.A :, ON, asr ngs 20 sE,.s ships q var sysas
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