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


The mordets, the acts of devastatio0
are necessary, eyento sfford chAnd
lec,irg such on end. Only :hiak of
cor, ,he bloody. mindedncss, that mi
ensepdesed such an idea. These me
applaud the .ffderadsfs, whom they cal
|" sound par, OF the people," But
could urge am POWER to invade you, snq
erelists would sion find, os tho royals
France now do, ,hat 1t 10 against thes
eonn.ru, against the prosperity and hspp4
Of the syhoie nation, that their hatred ~
ectsd, Now and then, when thrown OF IL
guard by some particular cause of cx6sp<
lion, they confound, in their abuse, both N
hes under the name of g the fmeyiesul
and, l have been not o liulc amused OF
ing, in Bosom federal paper, serious
very iiainn,e, remonstrsnccs upon this q
sia,lrg, that il isunjnsf in these our write
10 cogfoand the dhscnt descriptions Of
mericans thus that they ought TO discvimj<
maze: lha, they are right in venting their ha@1
ucde against the democrats but, that they
should r,colect, that The ./rdcyahsfs, are 8l
vey good and respectable sort OF people,
lovers of ortcr and religion, and that, besides,
,hey actually fright the battles OF these wri<'
,e,s in America" aeAs NtA
Let these maiignnnt men only be able 10 K
s,ii up the means OF doing you mischief, and
,he authors OF thcsc humble wailings will
soon see that their haired, like the bullet, is
40 respeclor oi parties or persons. Before tho
allies were in France, they told us, that all
the q sound par, OF the coMmnnity," keep
his phrase in mind) were decidedly in iavcr
of the king, and especially the "gnod and
respectable Bourgoisie," Bu, non they an
nounce to Us, with delight, The sums OF mo-
ney, and the masses OF food and drink which,
as they tell us, The allies are compelling ths
" sennd" rs well as unsound to pay. They
tell us, with particular satisfaction, that tho
! homes, old marshal Blue hcr," is qusrteripg
his soldiers upon the people Of Paris that Is,
Upon The gsod and resfecfa6ie Bnrgoisic,"
who were SO hearty and faithful in the Gauss
of The king. This is the treatment they sp-
prove of as 10 the royalis,s in France ,bis
is The way, in which they ,urn round upon
tpcir friends there. Aud would they not Go
The same towards their friends in Amcrica :
Twin here insert . passage from the TiMrs
ntwspapci 5, end one from the COURIER, un-
der the date OF the 2s,h July, 1918, in order
10 give you specimen OF the views oi our
ieodDg public prih's. And, again, md again,
beseeeh you TO mark rvcH their conducti
Tor tell you, as, indeed, you most kno,,
tbnt they are not singular in their way Of
thinking. We will first hear the CouRILR
" We have been given 10 understand, sthar
the conditions which the allied sovereigns
think il necessary to dictate TO Frencc in her
twice captured capital, will be made known
IN few days. One OF the French papers on
Monday announces that the treaty OF Paris is
10 be nain,nined--that Of course the terfito-
~ oi France remains uDionohed--,hat there
are to be contributions imposed for the exc
pcnses OF the wa'--all participation. in whieis
il is understood, have been Tenounccd by two
of the powers, I'VE trust we arc not ope )---
tina, the allied troops will soon retire, ex,,pc
shout 10000 Russians, who viii cyacuate
the country by 5000 at time, IN propor-
lion as the French army becomes re-organixS
cd that The eg pcror OF Austria has declSr-
ed, tha, wishing 10 avoid oil cause Of jealou-
~ or umbiagc, he will moi leave single Au-
sui ian corps in France. The Journalist then
concludes With compliments 70 the msgna-
nimiy Of the allied powers. MagnaDimiy !
call h rather .foi!g but we do NOT and cannoh
helicye them 10 be capable Of throwing array
in tMs manner the Advantages Mey have goin-
I'd, and Of sacrificing their duty TO their SUBJ
jsc,s. Leaye The French territory as il wasi
and thus leave her tho hosver 20 disfnr6 a.
gam ihe rsiisse u Eisrofie cndanger Belgi-
um Tor viii any man say she can be secure
whilst France keeps her northern fosiressesf5
The paragraph, therefore, in the Paris Jour-
nai, .aBBot be correct. Tho following ar
range ment, We hear, will be found 10 be near
et the truth The immediate disbspding Of
The army OF toe Loire by the king---an ofdi.
nance to that effect may be expected in . day
or two. Why not extend the decree 10 tho
other armies of France |! The raising aDoth-
or army comprised OF men that have proved
'heir fidelity to the king. The delivery, en-
defof, to the allies Of the three strongest for
,resses tli,bis new army is raised sDd resdy
10 act. Eieh, millions of francs as on in
Identification 10 the allies Of their expenses
--(oght hundred aiaions roonid not indemnify
Ihrn. The hnnfah ufnf of The rfincinai Of.