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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
FOR SALE,

FOh SALE,
A DWELLING HOUSE, F.arn aud ou, houtes,
"A pieaiantly 6tuated in the town of Welbrook
every way convenient for large family, and vii
be fold ooniider ably le(s than cot
Porslahd.
ALsoStaez IL fss1s con6lting Of
Confectionery 6' Groceries.
Apply to STEPHEN DRLANDE,
ConUalesent Morning and EUening
UrOpS.
MIS- d. Respectfully informs the ei,iseos
Of Portland, shat during hts continuance in town
BROWN SOUP
may be had a. above three times week viz
Mondays, Wedneidsys and :r,dsys, from 10
clock A M to9P M.
Jan. 10. 1916.
WANTED,
Core thousand dozen
| NEW LAID EGGS,
beswsen the ptefea, per;ca and he isa day of FEB
ssa'y-for which viii be PAD Ca(h w delivery 90
css per dozen.
WANI,ED,on Freighto or Charter,
~sistN A Schooner os the bur, hen OF g. oree,oo
within she aoOve time def na,ion TO oe
| known oGy 10 The parties concerned -
where It on freight, One viii oe de aimed 10 dif
chssse her cargo oaiy, and reuTn IN bs'Iaif
| Jan, rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
nest India Goods 6 Groceries.
THOMAS HOCKENHULL.
BOOT IND SHOE MdKEP.

Fsre-ftreet, near P.umb bnreet-POR iLAND
n. having commenced the above bufuels
which he intends carrying on in Oh ts va,
Gus branches, and bspn by procuring n. SeA M
as,isL manufae,ur, ng them ia the 6,A FIVE and h
being psaessei TO Obtain laass OF .he pstsouae D
Of his friends and the public IN ssexAl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

FOR S11LE OR 10 BE LET,
A three story DWELLING HOUSE srd
b With good Garden pleasantly situa &c II
large family, now occupied by MT Thomas
nodgkins. For terms sppiy 20
CUSTAVUS HOLM
Poe,lsnd, Jan. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
LOST.

LUoT,
RETWEEN Portland and Windham, on he
night OF the IS inh Bag containing 72 .ts
OF Coffee Whoeve' viii give information Of the
tame, hall be haudioney rewarded
JOHN B2OWN.
Jan 2S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

PRICES.
Full uniform Military BOOTS. D.I4 90
fancy Auwafvow do ~ o.
rui dreas oack 'hrap II. ~ do is o.
DO do "a + do 12 %
Suwarrow, bound viih leather, o.
Do do Do cord, s75
Wellington d. do do 6oo
Lace Boots ftiched ,ops, 4 SO
Do plain do 4 90
Footing Boots, 4 90
Foxing do 8 so
Bosfon,nQ do so
Soal'rg and heeing. ! IS
Over Shoe. cioied on the top, z rs
Do 90 plain, 2so
Calf skin, do sas
Jan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
FRESH FRUIT.

FRESH FRUIT.
NRANOEs Lemons, LimsI. Figs, Bog Rafins
~ Cask Rai6ns .helld aad unlhel'd aimouds
Als-New York APPLES,
bv barrei or retail, may ne hac Al
STEPHEN DEL ANDES
fhcp in Essbs.gs Ss.sa where genera aGor'meut
of ,C./.ss.ss,y w,' be ioId rs per cent, cheaper
thar can re boushs in Bottom.
Ian O. Sc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

Factory Store-Bruns,vick.

L 0OCOA OLOA C-OI UICSSCECk. .
lust received, and for faie 1t the Maine Cotton
J and WOolea Factory Store, Bfunlw,ck-tne
folio w,ag articles VIZ
S pipes 4sh proof COgniae Brandy
Madeira and Lisbon W,,e
8 hhdt w I Rum Holland Gin
30 ehsfts spuchoog Tea
8 do You0g aylop do.
30 hhds MosfIes Cordage,
10 ions Rufia and swedes Irou-fquare and IA,
IaIe,ck. Steel. Engifh differed do. American dc
TuS do
20 boae. aud half boxes BY aod By 10 win /.
dow Gal.
ses l0and and Ceorgis up,aod Cotton
s crates Altered Crockery Ware
Oaf. Ware
100 hhds Turks Island Sal, of (upsrios qoality
SO bags blown Salt
An exten6ve aGonment of
EUROPEAN GOODS,
eon60ins Of Ca.,coe., Cling ghsms Ladies sLawis
Ladies e. and worried Hole Gem emen's 90 do
kandanna Hdkfs Turkey red do. o,ack Ok
Gag and Maddsas do black and white Camorc
Dsmodes Ccfac Cord. ar'an Plaid Ribbon. q,
oil kinds iure'6ne vsihugs. Furni,ures. back
white and punk Italian Grape, Musi,ns, Umo,et
Ias-A large adostment of
HARD WARE GOODS.
American Var 1ta9,u ed GOODS. conitsu,iy
kept on hand, iuch As-iupe' Ia e, middiug and
low priced Broad Cloth conhitiay f oisek, blue
bottle green corbeau olive brown, Ax u aud
drab co'ors. back. brown and mixed C.fiimere
s'ne Paine, krrtey sa,onets bed rick,ns Cotton
sh'rtngs from No - 10 IS Shees,ng, 1T, I'd and
Sd quality Bolton manuiae urea Hate.
nest India Goods s Groceries.
Together with o,her articles 100 numerous to
meuiion he whole eomp'iiiog genera .Gor-
nent which vii be fold at iow prices, as 10
Portland by wholelAle or retai,fo cath OF coua-
Try produce.
BfuulNiek Jan l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

HANDEL SOCIETY.

HANDEL SOCIETY.
The members Of the Handel Society are hereby
notified that their annual meeting will be held
at Portland, on Thursday, the 8h day Of Feb
ruary nert, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the choice of
officers. A punctua attendance is requested.
EDWARD HOWE, Secry.
January, 18th, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

Mw Hats, Bonnets and Mnf5 and
7itpetJ.
AT the Boeon Hat Ware Houfe,
Ne :, M.lsys Row. N;dsk ShAa.
MAHAN & WAIERHOUSE.
Have received for fale large addition tosheir
former ftoek.
London fupe,6ne,
ts,r. a s.d I'd quality. (HaTs
Bottom Factory. VIDE and A "
narrow bYim
Ladies' Beaver Bonnets,
Of the ialefi Iopdop FAihion, full uimmed-And
. hAndfome sfrt ment Of
MUFFS q TIPPETS.
N B-Caih vii! be paid for Red Fox. Sable
MAX O,rer or Rear Skins.
Oct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
OPP TICKETS RLSEll

s1>fis Usios C.ua, Lottery having drawn eeven
\ 1Ays, Ticke,s rife oc Monday ne,e 20 4 dol ars
q ersI IA Oos # he h,ghea p. izss ~'i draw
in hree and he o her IN 61 drawing days ~ h
IS 90 dollars IN ir,se, OF fmaller deaomiD s,ons
yet Tickets may be had ., so Whole Quar'e"
do az until nine ,ciock ssurday evensrs next
NJ ] WINCHESrER Nzuiieai Book aud Ssa
sisna,y Store, Exchange itreer (which as uual on
(ueh occafions) viii b. open for the recs2t'op Of
sbo(e Who are inclined TO fesk ource Of pure
deiigh." IN she road 10 Fortune by calling At
wINCHEsTER's
for wARRANTsp uNnsAws r,cks,s aud parts. Pri-
xe 10 he rLva vIh BeAcH, and U hes Lotteries
rece ed 10 pay ter ,-numoers eaam,ned gratis
J4u 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
Saies at auttio,,.

3ale8 at 2afeotl.
TO be cold at Fn6ac .duts.on on Tuesd,s ,is
goth day OF February next al II o'enx
Fl. M
TIE Building formerly occupied a. . c.:
= Hosse-.itus,ed in Portland--ssle =, ~
house-Terms ut the sale.
s. M'LELLrN
T. FLETCHER. Asefs.
Portland Jan. 20;h 1876
TO be sold, at Pnbhe AUCTION, on Tuesd,y
the goth day OF February next, at u ..
clock az the Office Of S. M'Lellan and y
Fletcher in Portland,
A SMALL lot Of land situated in Br;ds.o,
with dwelling house thereon
ALSO--one othe, small lot OF Lend Ia ,,a
town, with Fuii,ng mill thereon the sbvye
lots were formerly nwncd and occupied BY los
eph Kellog--.nd will be sold with all the u,,.
iieges and sppur,enances thereto beiongine-Gr
further particulars enquire Of ). Mcclellan, o !.
Fletcher.
Portland, Jan. ooh. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
WEBER & CHASE,

WEBER & CHASE,
EYC8 INC E-STREET,
HAVE jun received On exten6ve sRor,ment Of
EngiH, India, and French Goods,
fuitable for the prefens and approaching feafon
~ rreafury Notes and New York Bills rece;v.
ed as fmali difcouut nov.
MARCUS QUINCY,
Hesd.f Pwsiss4 P;v, Foss Hrss'
Il EEPs conliautIy for fale al, kinds OF
A DRY & GROUND PAINTS,
with which the publick may be iuppied whole
fale or retail, on a. good terms as can be hadi
town.
Ground Paints,
ri, for immediate ufe-boiled and raw Oil-psink
Bruthes-spirits TurPent,ne-Jugs Kegs, &c &c
Sept 20. Qf)
Iron, Steel, Nail rods and plates.
DANIEL GILBERT,
0FFERs for fae AZ his Store, at the head Of
~ Long Wharf Portland, only four rods South
Of the Market Asud
IRON,
of the following dimen6ons, viz -
inch Ast Swedes eArs-
SIS 68 7S lIS, IA. 2, and inch
fqusve do do
Round bolt of AZ Gses; for veAels uie rs cheap
or cheaper than knewu to be fold in Portland for
thefe tge We years pait
Rufia fui,aoie for Axes and cart tires
Round bundle iuitabie for Chains of oil 6ses
Square do do do
Spike aod deck nail rod, nail plates horfe nail
! rods: OF al rods TOD nail -ods Iron iuiesble
for FINAL Wagon tires iquare edged and very
nice; crowbar and pIougb moulds lssall chains,
and wagon boxes
Reai genuine Father and Ssn--0eifnan do fuit
able tor sey'hes-drawn do. for S.e'sh hoss-
5weedS do Tub do.
-AnuiIS and ViSes.
GRLND-SIONES of all sizes.
Iron tDusht here will be cur grAus.
Ship builders may ne iupplied 90 reafonable
terms (6w) January9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
THEODORE BEAN,

a tew c'vt. Of Wool,
in good orcer-Three or four ewt. Of which i
fu'abe for hasteri ufe Il the other for fpinsiag,
&e-AIi which he oHers for fa;e q reafossb's pfi-
ess for cam. aud io Quantities TO fuis pu.ehsss.
q, his Wool Store a. the head of Richasdfso
Wharf IN Mo 10th, sst
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

LOAF BREAD.
CECOND quality of LOAF BREAD, frefh every
y mosniue .. 4 eenss FER pcund.
WILLIAM FRANCIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
London 1Monthly .Ndgasine.

A~'''VesO'S A'AV'"'s.J 'S~
Cvps aissRs and those who " d to iubicribe for
- ssss Iun y celebrated work, are informed that
sht H.. and ,econd amel lean numbe 70 are reeeiv
Cd aud iuoferi2,oo papers opened at The Bookitore
JOSIAH " HITMAN e. Co.
No 8, Maaey Row, Middie-treet
Jan l6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
Ncw-GoodSs
CHEAP! CHEAP !! CHEAP ~!
PETER P. REMINGTON,

=. q ~" NO. TIA, Thdrffs-sfr eeF,
WILL spen tomorrow morning an extensive al
sortment Of English. India. French and Afne-
ricsn GOODS. which he is de,ermined 70 sch a.
cheap as can be purchased in Newport--among
them are the following s. C's.4.,'S
Superhnr black, blde ard brown BrSaa-
cloths' black, blue. brown and mixed Csssirueres 3
eambric Prints white Cambricks / black Cambfics s
eambric Dimitiss common do: black Hose white
jams; extra fine yesngs; shirting Cottonsi shear
Muslins from L6 TO 7s6 per yard, Calicoes Ccpc
perpiats sJackonet and Niuimul Musins Len6 do.s
imitation shawls; long and short Kid Gloves BeF.
yer do; Ribbons h'ue and yellow Eankesus
white and black silk Hose corded Glhghsns trosn
ls6 to $685. gentlemen and ladies' cotton HOSE Z
Lutes'rings, very cheap; Diapers Tapesl Pms
Bandanns Hkfs. black aud figured silk HkfS, chGa-
per than have been offered Cor some years.
.Nesrport, .fbiIi rs, 1916. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
Tesday, AS,H Is, 1916.

-. AMONG the complaints made by the fed
sral p " against the Republicans, Is their
want o. sonsistency--iuasmuch DE lbe pres
sot administration havo fesorted to many OF
those measures which were decryed Under
the federal administration. These folks
ought 70 rscollect that circumstances some
Zines materially alter eases. In 1888, II
nigh, be the extreme Of folly, (,o say noih-
ine svorse Off, to raiso staining army,
when the cauntry was MOI thre atcned with
DAGGER from without and an inte'oal faciion
withia--yet in 1919, when our country
d had become degraded and debased IN the
ewes of tao whole worid--when We had ne
Rociated until ns sgoeiation had prodaeed only
1seiterated injuries and insults. md when we
had drank Of the cup of humiiati"n almost to-
Its very dregs when We tUyud every vie
act Of our 4" legitimate" enemy applaudld by.
an internal faction, who evidently aimed at
the destruction Of the federal comPeci--then
Il might bs--then II was, that the raising OF
a standing army was wise and polite mea.
sure. -For the .same obvious reasons, and
others which i, rs unnecessary to adduce at
this lime, it might nave been bad policy In
'os TO appropriate q very great amount OF
tressure in building ships Of war--when in
1912, tile times and eircums snces impefi
ouslv required H. Blu: if tn Republican ad.
yrpin,statlon conduct the affairs of the nation
according To The views of lederaists, why do
they complaih--why ave they so clam"rous
against ,he administration. Is 1t not easy to
perceive, thai ths only object Of these men is
to procure The "'loaue. and fishes" OF offico.
The last Mercury advises the Federalists
of Rhode. Island TO do as their friends have
do,. in Massachusetts, &c. 'o'e.-MaJoriiy
las, yea in Massachusetts, 73oe.-thls year
Il will hot be 1000 !!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
NO PARTY MAN.

THERE appeared in the last Mercury circular
letter. signed by about fifty of the wouldoe nobility
and sentry of Providence. Most of these great dig
nitariss are strangers to me-however, there 10 one
man on the list recoect certain federal gentlemen
OF Newport csricatured - absut three years
since IL presume the public have not forgotten the
sugar spechlatons Of indre~ phyior duriag the late
war, nor the privstions many families in Newport
were compelled TO submit to at that time in conse-
quence of the artificial scare iy which Mr. Tayior's
speouations had produced-I hope the tine has
Aow arrived when the substantial part of the conn
nunity Will not inquire of such men as MIR. Taylor
who they shall vote for an section
A CITIZEN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
New-C oods-Chcap (!


No. I24, 7hcmrs. 'reef.
WILL open to morrow mornings egmpiete 40.
w sortment OF English, Indi,, French, and A.
meriosn GOODS, which he will eel as low as can
be purchased in Newpor;--ameng which are the
ioilowmg-vk,
SupeI foe black, blue aud brown Broad
cloths, and MIXED Cassimeresi whitexsnd, elscs
Camori,ks cambria Dimi,ies common do; black
Grape white Jeans superhhe Vestiugs shettng
couons, elegant cambrc Prints shear Musiins
from Leo TO 7s6 per yard copper.pate Cahcoes
and short Kid Gloves Beaver 40. :, Ribbons biuc
and yellow Nsnkeehs white aud bi,sk SILK Hose
corded GinghAms from ,s6 TO $50 pee Yard gentle.
men aud ladies' superiine cotton H,ie. Lustrines
yer, cheap. India and AMERICAN Cottons, Tafess
Pins sandanna. Flag and black silk Hks's. chaas
per than have been offered in town for many yearn
.Asanb9rf .lcrE i6 8l6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
sURPRIzIYc GRANGE.

The election for Governor, Ii. Gov. &C.
was held in this Suite, on Mopday, April 9th
---,he returns from niosy.two towns give tor
Mr., Wolcote, the Republican candidate, 1902,
and for Mr.. Smith, Fed 9ool, scattering
lao. Majority for the Federal candidate ~.
Twenty eight towns remain 10 be heard from,
which will increase tho Republican vote.
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
have received returns from all bu, IS towns
ih the State, which give 1859 for Wolco,t,
and lo,37s for Smith-the scat,erisg votes
are not mention they will probably prevent
a choice of Governor by the people. Mr..
IogeasoIl, the Republican candidate for 1t.
Governor, is slcVted by handsome majority.
Abou, EIGHTY Republicans are chosen TO
the Legislature. Federal majority las, year
for Gov. 2s5s !--Haw haze tie mighty fallen.
II sppesrs by the late election 10 Connec-
ticut, (fhe stroay hold Of fFederaisn,) that the
Republicans are likely to be successful in
electing their Governor or 1t Gov.-this
was not expected by msny-lha, Conneeti-
cut should elect Republican rollers is some
thing aeS under fhe sun"-bowever, there
have many surprizing changes taken place in
the world for three years past: one of which
vas the forming Of = society which was styled
" Hartford Convention," for the purpose of
making an attempt to separate New-England
from the Union--not hsviog force to sceom-
plish il, they adjourned the meeting, and the
last heard from them they were shaping their
eoar,s fars.s.. B,.any Biyn,....fOr recruits !
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
TcoIN.NUNTcATIoNS.1

.lt Printer,
shall vote for NEHEMIAH KNIGHT as Gov
rnor ot the State at tue ensuing election, tor the
reasons;
Ist-Beosuse he possesses strong, inteihgent'
and eomprs htnsiye mind-and ss private ei'i,
zen Is respected by ali parties for The purity OF
has morals and the equaniniry OF his dispo-
ton.
2i-Beesuse he will not countenance po.iteai IN
tolerance--if elected he will be Governor OF The
State, "not the Governor oil party"
Sd-Bscause ii he is elected he Will feel under no
oblic atoms 10 aid with his influence the host OF
b@nkrupts that swarm round the present execu.
tive, claiming, AS a reward for their exertions as
partisans, the benefit OF an act of insolvency,
which acl has of late years too often been ex-
tended to totally unworthy of notice, to
the great injury OF the industrious Farmer,
Mechanic anu Laborer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

We cannot believe that K r. ..a.r,'r nj
elect these men, or those Vtc ine
agis,oeratic Prox, again to o. 'ubd
DC remembered, that the Scr,' james
Burrill, juu. made q loog sp.;a ,fsor OF
the internal measure, althouer no does
not appear among the yeas sno t's epm ain
Bowen dominated the whole OF she Oa.egsles
nho were elected.
We are happy to announce, ,h~ Gov.
Jones, who has bsen 80 busily snpioy.d for
sAe last three years 10 mourning MI 800 sir
leeanders, has y lsnglh completed ,hs. 0osi-
ness, aud has ncw taken the 6eid, al the ne ad
iof his IS men, composed of Clerks, NoIsrie',
Justices, Sc. and in amusing the public with
a variety Of qniaicai evSleuous, sporting
blank cartridges, Sc.-tVids the Slsuder-Mi
'Had Gsxette.) - .r,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

A letter from an officer Of the frigs,e u.
States, says, the Alge rine brig, concerning
which there is much dispute, has been per.
emptorily refused to be given up by the Span.
ish Government; therefor it must be ua-
tionsl adjustment. The hlgerines inform us
that they look to Spain for her restoration
They have at ,hi, time, 80 Spanisrds in
their possession, which are held as hostages
for the vessel. Tho Algerine :quadrsu 10 in
Alsiers rehttiny.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
DIED.

In this town, on the 7tb inst. Mr. Jossph TAYLOR
NIetLYE, aged % In the death OF this amable
young man his parents and connexions have sustain.
ed an irreparsbe loss. Gentle in his nsnners-cor-
rect in bis deportnient-sincere in his friendship
and as son and brother, dutifu and sfsctiona,e--
his Joss will be doubly felt by those who knew him
best they will however, console themselves with
the reflection, that although they mourn his lossyet
that he has made Q change for another and better
world--hsvng died in full confidence Of the merits
Of bis Redeener, and perfectly resigned 70 the will
Of the Almighty.
Near Frsdsrieksburgh, T,rgiaid, the venerable
FRAscrs hssURY. Bishop Of the Methodist Episeo-
pa Church.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
Darire List.
PORT OF NEwpoR r-April, Isls.

On Saturday last, ar. sDoop Trim, Emery, IA days
from Alexandria, with Flour, to Rhodes & Caffoone
Left brig George Wsshington of Providence, to sail
in s days; sch. Nation, Myhew, for Boston, in S
dAys; sch. Mary, RackliH, for Boston, in days
On Wednesday afternoon, Msntcsug Light bearing
N 10 miles, the Trim experienced severe gale
Of wind from the ~ received sorss damage in her
ssils. On Saturday morning, spoke brig Brothers,
Ia DAYS from Matanzes found 10 Warren.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

GLORIOUS REPUBLIC.fN TRI UMPH.
The whole Rspabtean Ticket, at our e.
lection for Town. officers, has succeeded ~
majority. We have no room for detail, aod
shaft, therefor, metely state, tina, the SHteT.
visor ,was elected by rsajoity of more
than One Hsndred. Thi: signal triumph OF
Repebhcsnism here, ia the more gratifying,
because We have been 6les.ed icr a number
of years with federal fiicers, and affords
happy pressass Of wha, siil be the result OF
the approaching election, If all do their duty.
Republicans, 70 yaar p'sIs; present, charge,
and yictoty ~,i','e v.o,>
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

Shihwreek ship Tinerva, Robinson,
(of Ksnaebunk,) from New York for Havana,
laden with wine, dry goods, 6'h, &c was cast
away oo Abaeco, the lAth day out, and we
are sorfyto stale, that the Captain, Mate, and
three men were lost in jolly bos,--'he rest
of the crew reached the shore 10 the long
boat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

ReoubAcans t-Attention !
TT ssDAY, 700 v APRIL 10, ld

A meeting oi the Republican Freenen
Of this town, Nni DC holden at the Rea-
ding Room, Under the Republican Prin-
TIM. Office. This Evening" at early can
dle.i.ht. A general attendance is ear
,nestly requested, on business ofimpor-
tance.
Tuesday, Ab,H l6,; 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
MAsSAcHVsFTTs ELECTION.

h. In 42S towns, in tho Chronicle o.
yesterday, the votes stend thus
1916 1915.
Derter. Brooks. Decfer Srorg.
"a 4a25T 4Se7s 4ll29 1874
Republican Net Gam 5l22 /!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

With pleasure we announce the arrival Of
the French Gen. LErEBRZ DEsMoUsKTrKs,
a, Philadelphis. He was one of the most
distinguished generals OF the French army,
nd too much OF patriot sud man Of gen.
ius, 10 be tolerated by a governEeot e,tab-
Iished and upheld solely by foreigners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
RAISING SALARIES.

paper published in Downington, (Peah) by
a native of this state:
{ Z" We this week republish tho yeas and
nays on the salary question in Congress, to
let our readers see how the two political par
ties stood on that question. We withhold
none of our reprobation from those republi.
cans who voted for this unprecedented mea-
sure. We trust their constituents will bear
them in mind, and apply that remedy which
10 in their own hands but in order 10 shew
on which side the federalists threw their
weight, we have put their names in ifGHcs.
II will be seen that those brawlers against OK
travagance have, at least, no reason 10 boast
of their OWL members and it gives US Pain
TO find so many republicans in such bad
company
IN FAVOR or THE SALARY.
Teas.--Me,srs. Alexander, .frherton, Day
lies, Belts, BirdsaIl, Bradbury, breckenridge,
Brcwn, Calhoun, Champion, Chappell, Chit
man, Clark, N. c. Ciarkey kys Clayton, ClAu-
DENIM, Condct, Conner, Creighton, Cooher,
"Cuiaether, Davenport, GOiG, Grosuenor, Har-
din, Henderson, Honkinson, Hubert, Irving,
Jackson, Jewefs, Johnson, Ky. Kent, Keer,
Ling, Mass King, N. c. Law, Lovcf, Marsh,
Maysant M'Lean, KY. M'Lean, .. Middle
ton, Milnor, Moore, hoseiy, hetson, Mass.
Newton, Noyes, Ormsby, Paris, Piekins,
Pickering, Pukin, Randoifh, Red, Robert
500, Sergeant, Sstage, Sharpe, Shc6ey, Smith,
Penn. Smi,h, Md. Stearns, Sturgis, 7aggart,
Salimadge, Zare. Taul Taylor, S. c. Thorn.
as, Throop, Wrd, Mass Ward, n. Y. We6-
ster, Weodover, Uheaton, Thos. Wilson,
Woodward Wright, Yates.--sl.
AGAINST THE SALARY.
.hays.--M Messrs. Adgno, Baer, Barbour.
Bassett, Bateman, Bennett, Blount, Boss,
Burnside, Cannon, CiHey, Clopton, Comstock,
C-awford, Croc heron, Cuth5ert, Darlington,
Desha, Edwards, Forney, Forsyth, Gaston,
GLASGOW, Golds6orough, Goodwin, Griffin,
Hale, Hall, Hammond, Hawes, Hur6srs. Hn-
ger, Huagerford, lngham, Johnson, Va. Ly-
on, LanSdon, Love, Lowndos, Lumpkin,Lyle,
Lewis, Mason, Maelay, M'Coy, Piper, Root,
Ross, Smith, Va. Southard, Sanford, Strong,
Taylor, Y. Teifair, Townsend, Tucker.
Yose, Wallace, Ward, N. J. Whnesids, M
cor, Wilde. Whkin, Williams, Wi:loughby,
William WUpu, Yancey
From the foregoing 1t will appear, that
there were forty /ederaGsfs voted in, favor Of
the salary, and only strteen against it.
Whereas Of the republicans, there were Jorty-
one in favor of it, and fty-sae against il. We
frankly confess there is but little 20 boast of,
on either side, as it respects IS question /;
but we may be permitted to make this single
remark,--,ha, the party complexion of this
vote furnishes an adduional instance in proof
Of the fact, that whenever the servants OF the
people arc guilty of any groos outfsge upon
puolic feeling, and sentiment, yos may always
calculate upon finding the disciple. of feds-
ralism deeply conce ned in the transaction.