The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

all the menares Of The United States govern
ment is mere fnesse, intended only 10 e6iain
conditions from England on cheap terms i
am myself Of that opinion. A-war, without
the concurrence of both parties, must COM
meuce without hope and end in disgrace. IL
should fherejore be the PARTICULAR GAZE Of
Graf Britain, TO yosTEh DIVISIONS between
me north and south, ,and by ;his means to carry
into effect her own projects" sc.
No XIs--Boston, March 81.
81 now send pamphlet entitled the Snt-
hressed documents )" the comments written
By the gentleman svho hes wriftea The /" Analy-
sis" before sent to you. These works have
greatly excited tho fears of men Of saients
and PROPERTY; who now prefer the chance Of
maintaining their farty by ohen resistance and
a final seharaaon. A war would produce an
incurable alienation Of the eastern from the
sootbern states, and bring the whole country
in subordinaaon TO the interests Of England,
whose navy could prescribe and enforce terms
20 commerce all this is known to the demo.
eraels avho mill therefore avoid war"
No. XII.-Boston, April 26, 1909.
e ln all these States gSverners have been
elected out of ,bc federal farsy. Mr.. Frs.
kine's correspondence has given great satis-
iseiion TO the federal party here, because il
will rxemp, them from war and ,usafy their
ma, fatty towards g. Britain. Bnt hae great
6sntfs thar will resul, from il will be that Bo-
naharte wiH be induced TO force shis counsry
from her neutral system. Nothing could con-
tribute more to give stability and influence to
The British harsy. When began my letter
intended to mako some observations on tAe
boundary Fne."
No. XIII--Bostoh, May $, 1909.
Recent changes quiet all apprhcnsiens of
war, and lessen all hofes Of sefardfion OF the
Statss"
No. XIV-Bos.oa, May Is, 1909.
In the present state Of things my pres
ence cannot be. useful to Great Britain. If
Mr.. Erskine be sanctioned in ailshe has con-
ceded, it suoaid be unavaiing 10 ATTEMPT TO
CARRY INTO EFFECT the ORIGINAL PuRro.
sEs OF MY MISSION.
No. XV.--Boston, 18th June, 1909.
g The present hopes of the fedcralists are
in the probability Of svar zvifh France bat
81 al vents this harty is strong and web G.
cough organized 10 prevent war with Eng
land. II would be s,Ipsrhuous to trouble you
with an accounf of fhe naturc and e.rlens Of
The ARRAYoEMENT MADE BY the .federGl farty
90 resiss any a,teniEf Of the United States yoD-
ernmens unfavoraste 80 Great Britain"
No, XVI.--Secretary Hyland to John Henry,
dated Montreal, lst May, 1909.
The news received to day will bring you
back 10 us--i am crueAy ohf Of slhirits at the
ideu Of England trucking 10 such aebased and
aceavsed government as that Of the U. States"
No. XNII-Memorial of Henry 10 lord Liy-
erpooI ,(Jenkinson) dated l3th June, 1911.
Long before, and during, The adniinisfrafioS
Of ysur iordshit's predecessors, / bestowed
much attention TO the affairs Of the United
S,ates.-Soon after the affair Of the Chssa-
peake, the governor general of Canada sub
nifted to his majesfy's ministers THE ARRAN-
GEMENTs or THE ENGLISH PARTY IN THE
U. STATES. far an efficient resistance TO he
GENERAL ooyERNMENr; whchwould proba-
bly, terminate in separation. He sent mo
Oh mission TO Boston, soherc he nh. con-
Germs Of the ohhosihon zpere managed. The
object OF his mission was to promote and en-
courage the federal party to resist tho gcner-
al govcrnment-to offer assurances of aid and
support from his majesty's government of
Canada--and to open q communicatisn be-
tween the leading men engaged in that oppo.
sition, and tho governor general--and finally
to render the plans then in contemplation,
s'vient TO the views of his fnajes,y's gov'
ernmeut. This mission lasted from the month
Of January to June, 1909, MISUNDERSTANDING
schieh heriod those acts aud legislative resoia-
nons ofihe assemblies ofA1assachusetts and Con-
nccncnf soere fassed--wHIcH XgrT THE
GENERAL GOVERNMENT IN CHECK. M
For these services sir J. Craig promised
ne situation worth one thousand pounds
slerling a year"
These extracts contain the substance Of the
British missionary's transaction at Boston.
The Hartford convention it now in conclave
let us see what sort of q mouse this mountain
will bring forth.