The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19
WisfeIIa,lr.


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der sf 81 Lsus, .Atn'ber Of sAs e. yss ~ iys,;sr.
o''s sSs lassisase II isaaes.
AposEssso 70 YHg KING, IN yvxr, 1914.
\ Ccsnsmuedl
According 10 the tac,ique afwa,s used - s;.:l,,
cases only ,hoie arc fsst attacked Wiz have I've ZEN ,c
u'os' distinguished, for the purpose of proSsed,ag
suceess'ciy 10 others. and hnSAmg bs .,.,usl,n i,
'ne same prescription, every ON, who no, frs rlv nv
more remotely took any part Whatever M
Nsn 10 se,roBade, II possible hack 10 the tcusal
,'sem TO tle establishment o! ss,s to,lhosc fine
rays 81 N.Y. .nqa's''icn. TIC pornei SlacA - com.
"eusing 10 GAVIN again oyer the pro,irc~U of seam
The FseneA Reyolutiou wEsA comnos.tion of bc,y.
ISM ana crociiy-of sublime suncht dad m,,ns,rou.
disorders But all families whch rrma,nsa n Fran,
wese onhSed 10 take pi more or less active IN ,hn,
"'o'unoil Ai' have ina,'es srhces' more or less
affecting all have furnished kAildrtn for tho a,snc
0i 'Ae country, and that deieucc has tcen .o,i,us
az were consequently intesesied liza, s,cce"s mini
sto"n ,he emerpiize. The eon,,ar, has hapnened
hen iase who had shown the msrlycs in otnes,;n,
" S"~' he'o'ouon, sreeavoTsd 20 make !, arpear
uasr 'he most unfs,orabe aspect (,loiio e,. MS
are trgotien or disiguryt, a.. affected con,mp, IL
turned towards acts OF ee,oiedness which have no,
seen attended with any resu. and the cly os inaie
ha'i9h Is reeehoed AGAINST those who may have pr
sspa'eu 'n any manner IN any ihing which has been
done Had any tLins remainei 70 u.s. after 40 ,nanx
iaoors and so many victories, We should look ,pon,,
rs "a tropiyto which We should be happv TO attach
our reeoliertions. In like manner an csgcrness is
displayed TO force the restitution of every conuuesl
which We have made, for fear there nght ,.,, :,
any Traces of that glory which Republicans had nc.
qu"ed' because that glo,ywas thought 10 rcfsc,
shame on The Opposite party but Ills same ph,rv
hac become our ido il absorbed all tic thoue,,s az
The brave soldiers whose WOUNDS had Obliged ,hc,n
10 Vu't 'he combat all The hopes OF ,otll who
were making th,ir hrst caupaien all unexpec,ed
stroke has brought ii low we feel in our he,rs |
VOID similar TO that which lover fnds who has los,
the object of his passion every ,hng which lc sa,
every thing which he hea s. ronews his gIier Tias |
sentmcn. renders our existence UNCERTAIN and ,,.;,.
fui; every one searches 10 dissYnuiatc that wound
which he feels ~ The bosom of his heart Merc |
garc ourselves us brought low notvilL me 30
years OF continual iiiumphs. because we have 1,.i
one game slone'whch unfortunately was that of dis
ho9or' ana winch made The guide of destinies
But ths sckly and disordered state OF thirps can |
NOT remain II IS degree OF binaness muci, 10 bc
depiored, which las ST lied party almost TOO small
to be percePublt, and which parly adniued 10
share IN glory which nothing can eiface sit els IA
degrade every thing which forms The national glory
and appears not 10 have entered into the bosom, of
their mother country. but TO debass IL after having
Tor so long iiGt torn il in pieces But the nsi,.n
WIZ saon have recovered Eom thst III of stupefs..
ton which The sudden appearance OF a coali,ion
without preceueni must have naturally pro6ucsd in
ses anahs,ed ase oSy Sap dfbsfstGA sfeF
another crusade recomnleuee, the great reope Gun.
fortunately up to this very day too co,idehU would
mos, probably know how to profit from thslr expert
ence, 10 fortfy themselves against that unskliunes'
and treachery which delivered them up TO The d!scre-
ton Of her enemies. handful OF deser'ers, VINO
had f,len into oblivion, and who did not appear but
10 rather tus Of a victory in which they had taken
no part which now have support from that league
which cooouere,; for them, and who now find ,hem-
selves throw. in the midst OF an immense popuis.
ton inbued with liberal IDEAS, cannot impose on
tina, population for any long time. and IT would be an
IN calculation on their part 10 suffer the predominant
dispositions of the people 10 appear he ehuneuos
of all parties is the oay thing which suits them, and
which suits every one :, ,.,,
uis in Inc constitutional chart that we should
searcl, for the common safety that contains guar
antee Tor the safety Of us Ill upon which we Can .cy
If we do not suffer II 10 be cnircncIcd VI on But
Il is necessary for this purpose that The truth S'ouid
reach Ole ears of the sovereign, aud ihat he should
no, suffer his batteries 10 cause him To de'a,e from
the dispositions of that fundamental law ,"heb 10
his oal, work The two Chambers must continue
TO display that character which ihcy nave aieSuy
sbone on some occasions. III is indispenssby neecs-
sary ihat he new elections WHICH arc 10 take place
be no, the fruit of cunning or intrigue ibe irne
y ,,iots that is 10 say, tiose who Ls,e fought tor
their country, constitute every where an immense
rrajsr.ty Il belongs 20 them alone 70 give goouPe
preventative body 10 the nation; they have on'yt 10
return such citizens distinguished for ihcir
frmer probt,, the fathers of fam1les The pnfoha'
sers of national property, men nter s'ed III esciy
way 70 prevent the nation from falling into debasc
| ment. in order tia, neher anarchy nor despoism
| Should again raise their heads. ~
The sii,ary relusnck TO their homes are the &C.
posi,ories of tic national glory, aud above al, Tor
| the preservation Of thai ,mpSrsurafe glory, when
| certain men show disposition to tarpish Lei these
brave ncn feel Eensb.y ,ba, ,hAt glofys Il IBIS Gay
| not their only reccnpenee, bu1 ihe Pa1a9'"" "
| whstevcr liberty rsuains 10 u, r,
Fer from me be the most distan; thought when
could ford tie least preiex; Coz ne" ,ronb'es. 20
tho contrary complain bitterly os those which some
men arc cndeas soring to excite by forming new p"'
ties, it is a certain fact that there were "y
,br ,n. Of ya,o,eogs resignaiion it is certain that
parties now exist and il is assurcd. not t'e ioimer
rcpnbliosns wirp have excited hem. Il was n2t
,isy who I'll the journals w;'h dIri5r' against then
selves il was no; they who eapse inseniafy wrungS
,,Leh char. 1. thei- cuaranse; il was not they Who
cn,naeilei Lis majesty % cluac The aecOmpshncnt