The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01

LEN, bJhhOWSs Ithcs No'A"S'>'''
syru. icksox and BHowx, and long caia-
Iogue Of illustrious men, the blaze ot whose
glory sill brigh,ens around US.
Bot here, fcilow-e.iizcns, amidst the spon-
tsneous expressions Of your Joy, which on
this occasion must not be suppressed wo9'a
remind you that our county 40 support Oh nsr
rigafs-n support OF her iaaeienaenee--"
.nrnor. of all that is dear 10 Freemsn, may
seain be obliged to gird on the sword :"
such an event, you VIII no', you cahno' oe
un r;ndlul Of the great and interesting uu"es
you ow. TO tha, country, which gave you birth
and sri,, continues 10 afford you proteciion.
If that nccc ssity should ever arrive, wou'a
can; ire you 20 cling to your country in every
sflie,ion--s,ruggl with her an every exirem-
;,v,-,nd IA ul,ima,ely she should be destined
h. Heaven 20 iali, when She makes the last
Ynivhtv fort to preserve among the nations
af The world as honor able existence, give
her yourl aid--assist her by yonr patriot
Il cxertions, even TO the extreme verge
sof danger-prcssing TO your bosoms the ever
O,cmorable motto:
.s Den't give IN fhe ShVi,"
Then, if necessary. sink with her liberties,
IN the same glorious and envisbie grave
TOASTS.
I. xe,Corssitusisn eff ahc Lniied Ssaes--The best
sxstcm OF government that cou.d DC devised may
n never be mutilstci serve tho views OF @ctlon.
.. LANES .M.iDISON, Presidem Of ihe Umfed
S.ofes-under whose adninstr alton war was deciar-
I'll. and during whose administration an honorable
peace was made justice his guide hs coun'rys
COED Ma object. a,
8. The Senate and Hsuss ef Representatives. Of nc
Jtsd S,afes-As ready for peace when peace rs hon-
<rable as they were for when war Was necessary
q The Ssa.e Of Rhode Isiand-In the war OF rs
-reyo,aion she produced General second 10 but one,
in'the isle she has produced Naval Hero ihis-
rior none IL
S Our Cemmissisrcrs es Chent--Whohave evinced
"a the world tnat America not lnienoi 10 Europe
In able negotiations men who know Their ri1ht''
and knowing, dare maintain
The Govcrrpent aud People Of Great. Br7fam-
We hold them as we bod the res, OF mankind, sne
mics in war, in peace friends.
r fseace--The element OF Republics.
8. Mi Gen. J.9CKSOA--The second Washing
ron; protector Of the western worid.
The n.emoryof Pike, Coring.on Ldwrence, and
Bayoughs-Every soul scnsDlc TO honor env'es rath'
Sx than c, mpassionatc their tate
TO- me Herses Of Chsppewa Briasewater and ".
<)rleans-wno have pucsed from the orows of the
veterans of Europe the richest aures that the lux
urant soil of Spain could produce
IL 7mericap .Ssamen-They have nobly sustained
fhtir country's honor.
H. Fee Trade and Sailors Rgh,"-May the i'm
preston made by the late glorious contest avert the
scessity of resortng to arms for their respec,
13 The Freedom Of the Seas-May the sails OF our
ships soon whiten every seo and the American stars
and .sr,pes triumphantly in every part OF the
world. ~
e ia The eiti.en-soioers at Platfs5urgh, Baltimore
aud .Wsx. Orleans They have taught not only E"g
land, but the world, the danger Of invading coun'
.isy iphabited by Freemen.
Ia Tbe deinory az WASN'T NC 70 4.
Is The Memory Of General GREENE.
IL The Memory of the brave men who have fe'
sn the present War, defending their right:
and Independence
Is. The fair daughters of America.
YOLUH TEERS.
TIE .Miha Of Nsss Engtand--Let them emulate
sheir brethren Of the west--nor read, spell tb'
Constitutions than twice ere they rally arount
the standard Of defence and promptly expel III,
foe that dare pollue their soil.
Constitutional Scrnbes In the WEST to erterini
nate theinuasers I'm tile East to practice towards
him mild forbeoraace.
At Bristol the news OF Peace was ceicbra,
ed with unbounded Joy. Examinations, Balls
diauers, &c. Sc. were the order Of the zueek
The following Song was written by CHARLE,
CoLLISs, Esq. and sung by Mr.. 6. DEARTH
a, t.noer given 10 tna, place.
MIGHTY stories heve been sung Of old Englands
Virgin Queen, sirs,
Throu rh The handsome Earl Of Esscx-you we'll know
what mean, sirs,
But their Sovreigns nave peen queer ones from ths
Stuarts to the Guephs, srs.
And since we're Independendent we'll toast our no
bic selves, sirs,
with plenty and prosperity may God forever bless
This happy and victorious land that freemen nov
possess
n seventeen hundred seventysix, bord with tyrannis
~ laws, sirs.
Our Fathers swo.c they would be free, or die ir
freedoms Cause, srs,
On the fourth of July, they our Independence sgnd
And we Will not surrender it 10 al the world com
bind, sirs,
For Washington established hwi;h glory and success
And may all our posterity his name forever bless.
In eighteen hundred twelve, all remonstrance being
IN vain, sirs,
st;anst their Orders in Council, and Impress ssmen
the nam, sirs,
For "Prec trade and sailors rights we dctermin
cd 10 contend, sirs,