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

they sriu ererf that infaence TO BRING ABOUT
A SEPARATION FROM THE GENERAL UNION.
Hoac far, in snch an evenf, sciH they LOOK TO
! ENGLAND for assistance, or bs dishosed TO Es-
TER INTO 4 coNEExIoH WITH US!
| You are not 10 appear as an avowed agent
| continue TO obtain an intimacy with ne lead
| ers, and cautiously advise them, that If they
| wish to enter into any communication with
| this governmenf, yop uM fransmit n 10 me.
l enclose . credential, but you mnsf nor nae IL,
unless you are safsis1fed n uiH lead TO more
confidential communications. Use your cndca-
vors in passing through Vermont. Vary the
address of your ieuers--address somtimes
thi ougb the chief justice here"
No. .llI.--CREDENTtAL,s same date.
J The bearer, JOHN HEN
OFFICIAL SEAL. ar, il emhioyed by NC
(uA confidence may be Elae-
ed in hin, for any communication suheh ang
herson may sUish 10 make TO me, in the business
entrusted TO him, sc.
No. IV--A letter Of Hcnyy--dased Montreal,
3lst jan. 1909
He undertakes and signifies he will be rcs-
dy to depart before his instructions can be
made cut.
Another letter, marked No. 2. In which
NS tSsio BOfs AUf WCo'H WJWcH
is tayorabie to tie inserferance efhss n,ejestys
government tn the measures tursusa by rhr
federal harsy in The norsherh states, esfeciahs
the assembly Of fD4assachusetfs nozv in session.'
Another marked No. 5, dated Burlington,
Feb. IA, states that he remained few days
at Burington, Vermont, to (" ascertain the
hrogress Of ARRANGEMENTS HERETOFORE
MADEJor organizing an efficient ohfosifi0n 70
tie General Government Of the U. States. If
Massachusetts takes any bold stehs fswarcs
resisting fhe iasvs, I calculate upon the eo-on-
grafton ef Vermonf. The Governor Is now
visiting the Northern towns, asd makes no
secret of his intentions to refuse obedience 10
any command from fhe General Government.
If thcso resolutions DO carried into effect,
Vermont may be considered as the ally Of q.
Britain. The leading n,ef1 ofthe .fsderat far-
~ throughout the states are in eoneerf.-~-
Great pains arc taken by the leading federal.
lists to confirm the fears Of the common feohH
as 10 the concurrence Of the southern demo.
Gratis in the projects Of France and every
thing tends TO encourage the belief lhat the
dissolution of the confsccracy viii take place
Another letter marked No. 4, dated Wind.
sor, 10th Feb. states -" The federal party
declare that in the event Of WA, tho state OF
Vermont will treat for tcpalate peace with
G. Britain,ahd support 10 the utmost the stip.
ulations il may enter into. against the general
government OF the u. States. Unfortunately
there is not in Vermont any man Of comnan-
ding talents capable Of attracting general con.
fdoncc. The governor is industrious, bus
his abilities are not adapted TO such station
in a ciyH war;"
No. V.--Amherst, New-hampshire, 2sd
February, 1909.
Aspcrity against the people and govern
ment of the United States.
No. VI. dated Boston, 5th March, 1909.
]" have sufficient means Of Information to
enable me to determine the proper period for
Offering the cooperation Of @. Britain--thc
general government is seriously alarmed az tie
attitude Of the northern states. If any accom-
mediation takes place between G. Brltain and
tho u. States, it ought to be held forth ss a
rising our Of the amica6ie dishosinon Of the
eastern states. This would encrcasc the in
fucnce Of tho friends Of Ensiaad-it ought
not to bs in any official form so avoIyed, bu,
may be so asserted in parliament. The gov
ernment is directed by the i'tfaenee Of otinis,,,
but the populace are never TO DO relied on"
No. VII.--Boston, 7th March, 1909
" nave now dsScVtttuCu 'He curse 70 &c
Pursued by the harry in Massaehuseffs-fhe
Legislature wiH giDe the tone 10 fhe neishbor-
ing sfates WILL INVITE NEW CONGRESS
TO BE coMresED OF DELEGATES FROM THE
SEVERAL STATES, and erect a setarafe gou.
ernmenf for their common defence and common
interests.
This new congress (of eastern dcIesa-
,ion) will begin by abrogstng offensive law,
--and adopting Plan for the MAINTxSANcE
OF THE POWER THUS AssuMED--they would
shen receive PROPOSALS from G. Britain. All
that would be necessary to aid them would be
the co.oherafon Of Jesv shihs Of svar from
Haiifar--a sfrics alliance nsusf resAif from ne
eessity,--I have In what is hero ssia besn
guarded against tho enthusiasm Of those ~bs
are for an rmniedidfe ailiancc."
No. VIII. Boston March 8.
General politics Of the United States, with
out mora Than remote allusions Ia trcason.'