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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03
.NEW.hA MSTiIRE.

"a -. NE W-hh N1otiNE.
SINCE our last, Jeinrns have bsenreeeivtd
from additional towns In this psiriolic Sta'c.s-s
The REPu BLICAN NEAT GAIN in ny
towns is TJFO THOUSAND MAE hUN. :
DRIED IND EIGHTY Y01'ES, and fkirtys
seven Representatives. The Republican tris
umph is complete, and hitherto unparuicled'
Shoh Ifting--A Fashionable lady OF New
York, lately made the following bold dash IN
thai. ciy.--She had taken a fancy 10 a ses-
vice OF plate, oed wished 10 obtain. itou easy
fer,ss. She drove in carriage 10 atcspcc-
table .s,ore in broadway and selected her boos
~, 10 The amount Of several hundced dollars.--'
A thousand dollar bill was left On the counter,
which was a.ccrlained TO be good but when
she came to pay, a rounseryiei. was given la
its place She received her change, departed
with tho polite acknowleds mcn,s Of the mcr.
chant, and nothing mo'c could be ssecrtaincd
oi her afterwards.
One day last week, womsr went 10 dry
goods store in Broadway, and as che went 10,
| took . piece Of kerscymcrc fsorn without tho
| door, put it undor her cloak, in the position
OF D Child on her arm, and occasionsly bush.
cd and spoke TO 1t while chofering for soIno
uilng article with the clerk. She came
out rs she wen, in, with her infan,ie burden,
and carried il or withou, suspicion or inter-
| rnp,ion,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

10 make HIM Lieutenant Governor, was mere hoax
upon The Freemeh ofthl State. Noa, si.e Irulh Is
ih&, !efem IN rhurstcn, or jeremiah Thurston, ESQ,
as lle is sometimes called, was promised the o,ice
OF Lieut. tiovetnor, more than year ago, as
compensation for his abandoning his claim to the OF
fce Of Representative in Congress. Deny II Who
can and 10 make vacancy For this man, tho lion
Simeon Martin Is exiled 10 the plains Of Seek
ouS. But who is Jrreniah Thurs,on, Esq We are
IN truth told that lie is ~ Independent farmer in the
county OF Washington. lie is no farmer and f lac
owns farm, which we eoubt, he never Improved
one-he keeps stere IN Ilopkinton City, ESQ called)
aud has kept one there for fftcsn years-durng the
lstewsr 81 Is Said he was concerned in coastng
SET which sailed up and down Long Island Sound,
sometimes. however. touching at Roek.Issnd. and if
this vessel sailed under British Licence carried
supplies 10 the enemy. Ethel BIiven and Mr. Cham.
Piiu. OF pa~cataek Bridge, must know ii; Bliven
navigated the vessel. Mr. Tbulston, however, is "a
mao u unexeep,onabis character aud possesses
susns and well informed mind"
THE federal editors have lsbored very
bard Tor several weeks pas, 10 persuade the
Freemco OF the State that their interest is
ins> parsbly connected ahh the recollection Of
William Jones S. Co. bu, 1 10 not reeollect
10 have seen single fact in any federal paper
10 sub,taotiaie their favori,e doctrine. itwas
10 be cxpccted thai men holding the places
Of Justices, Cleiks, Notaties, sc. Tpuidcx.
tel those who. appointed them. ArguGep,s
addressed TO pensioners aud place would
be useless-but TO those who pay the taxes
and expect no appoin,meot, the fol0ping
questions and answers are submiued fo seli.
Gus consideration. y
80. Did, the Republican administration,
when in power, diminish The State debt eilh- /.
out Increasing the taxes -
. !. A. II il a fact which canno, be. corroert-
cd, tia. under their. admini,lra'ion, " aju.
dicious management Of the public t'esSrc,
Ihe State debt wys diminished more IAN
FORTY THOUSAND. DOLLARS, nd
this was done Without adding one cent to he
public bunhens. ..,., ,..t.
Q How stands The State debt (afte a
lapse Of six years. under federal mango
meet 80, - .
:. A. The debt has been cousiderablyin-
cseased, the taxes have beep, increased, aud
The treasury often ioupd empty and yet,
: strange ioleii, the. aristocrats think thsm.
selves men of exalted. talents and claim ao
exclusive Tigh, TO governthe S,a.e.
- ..-.. INVESTIGATOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03
g To kaow tie tree, look atas frnif,"

" To kaow tie tree, look az its /rmf,"
(, The Mercury has attempted to embellsh
The name of the Hon. William Hunter, yet
i,think him no acquisition to the landhoaer
who has voted for the continuance Of thS Di-
rect Lax for five years, in opposition 70 ono
year, as the Hon. VIM Hunter has donc.-,
Can any think that now, even now, the Hen
ry system, alias the Hartford Conventionsys-l
TEN, should have pernicious an inBasncc,
on the Hon. WIN. Hunter SO lar, as TO sport
with the interest of the landholder In a'lempt-,
Jog, by The cunning aud d'sbonerab'e nsansi
of continuiog the Land Tay for five years,
merely TO bring the General Government in-
to di,,cplle. Is tampliog on the interests
of the proprietors Of the soil some evidence
of the meaning Of the pompous expressions
in every Mercu -" best interests OF the
S,a,e"--' prospenty of the State Sc.-or
is j, III keeping the people ia ignorsnce as TO
what has b. n d5pe. with tho TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS or more,
for which they run the State in debt, that ad-
dcd to the two state saxcs Tmakinge 10 a short
time nearly SEVENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS :. .or.is il in the policy OF not as.
suming the Direct Tax, so that poor man
y5e subjsesto pay more tax than tfc rich
and npulenty ss.I haze iiostratcd by the ex-
ample Of my own case iH the last paper, the
considerable cf which thiok is Of more in
1ersst than volumes Of defamation 10 every
,lAndholdcr in the
49,, COUNTY OF NEWPORT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03
!. COUNTY OF NEWPORT.

IN the Prox for General Officers printed
IN the las. Mercu,y, i fad the names Of TWO
per sons for whom shall not yoto--tbe Iea-
son is that they both have beeu, aud one oil
them is supposed by some people to be now
concerned in that odious trafic, called tho
Slave Trss'c-a traffic which is deprecated
by every man OF feeling, aud in,erdic,ed by
every civilized nation, he Spanish and 'Por-
tcguese excepted. = a.
-. AN ABOLITION NAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

.. PRINTING, ri oil kinds, ez.ei )"
a sa,isfae'sry manner, a: ;sts 2lSss. Ne
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

have nominated to the people as Lieut. Gov Of this
State must feel himself highly honored and his
friends must be exceedingly grained TO find that
when nobody else would agree TO staqd in nomiaa-
ton he is TO be-" Jack, az pI,eh;' d, .-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03
Y.sIU.sBLEc.yBRyy.5yS, !.

Il Friem,,e Malicious Ry0rm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

- - Household Furniture.
THE Subscriber intending in short dine TO rss
move from. t.,is town, offers 10 dispose OF at
private sale, snndry articles OF Household Furni-
lure. which uay be seen At her house, Ne 5, north
side IF washng,oo.squsre. a
.Sfarch o.. SAVil LVFbl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
THE SEASON.

RIcHMoND, sEPT. 81.
We understand that dollars has beer
offered for corn, (new erop) in the county
OF Cumberland. 1t is calculated that it may
average there about helf crop. Accounts
from most quarters oil the state are inauspi-
eious though in some places the crops are
not only good, but eycellsnt. In case ol
great scarcity,it has been asked whethe'
We may not have supply from the West
ern States! b he corn meal, which reaches
Us by the Mississippi, mus, be kin-driea,
Otherwise it i. APP to spoil. Accounts from
Kentucky are generally favourable. We
learn from gentleman, whom we saw yes.
terday, that IN L Iennes.e, the next crop
is not expected to exec dollar barrel
Own thc tennessee, the Ohio, and M,ssis
s'Ppl, and round by the sea, gives US n wat
c. cairi"ge realty tn. whole way. We
ely throw this idea ou,---those who are
consersant with such matters, will treat it
as IT deserves. Blu. We look 10 this only
F" IN cave of great scarcity"
We yet hope for the best.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

It would fccm by the return Of votes
thus far, that there is ffrong probability
that the inhabitants of the Diitrict OF
Maine are not in favor of dividing the
State. If this hould prove 10 be the
fact, we think they will have exhibited
marks of good fenfe, and found Judgment,
which are not often found among man.
kind, in fnilar circumstances. That the
eRabiihnent of new State, in fome re-
fpec,s, is deGrabe, we are well puriuad
ed. But that the Difrict mutt fuffer
from the pre(ent fate of things in our
country, we think mutt be certain. The
fources of their bu6nefs and PROPERTY,
are, to comfortable degree, drttroyed
by the commercial arrangements under
which the country is placed by the Con.
vention with Great Britain, and we fear
they feel the effects of this change in
their ltuation fcvcrely In connection
with old Mafachufetts, they have not on
ly the benefit of their long eitabliihed and
well regulated Observation-Disclosures
venerable for their age, and invaluable
for their ufefulneis but Of their wealth
In this point Of view, probably, their Cir
cumltances would no, have been changed
for the better by becoming feparate
State. In their prelens condition, the
exPe n(es of forming and enablifhing =
new body polite would have been great
and We think very politely felt by The
people The Salaries, and compenfa
tons, of Governors, Judges, and all the
long catalogue of public officers, and ths
erection Of new public buildings, is nc
trliiing affair, Probably few ambitious
men, whole hearts were fet upon honors
titles and influence, as we'll as income
may be disappointed ,ihould. THE feparatior
not take place. II 70, they mua itud,
political philoiophy and learn to bear dis
appointments Of this fort-for they arr
thckly fcattered along the path of ambi
tion.. 1t is not impofible too, that il
the procefs Of time, they, or another &c
equally meritorious, may be gra,ihed ir
this particular, for We entertain not T.:
doubt that the time will come when the
divlilon will take place, il it ihould fail al
the pTcient time. We do believe, how
ever, that it would now prove extremel,
burthenicme to the inhabitants more f
than any advantages which i, would bring
would ccmpeniate.
IiSany A1lv.rtJsv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
WON IN PROTECTED.
DERBY 4SSlZES.


A csu(e came on before Sir Robert
Graham, and Special Jury, which had
excited comfortable intereit IN the neigh
borhood of Derby. Miss Ann MatShiif,
(iifter to Mr.. Matchiff, grocer, at Derby, }
was plaintiff, and sir Willoughby Dixie,
of Market Bofxorth, Bart. was defen.
dant. The action was brought to recover
compensation in damages, for breach q
a pyomye Of Mariags made fome years
ago when after hearing which lated
about FIVE hours. the Jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff, with ISool.
damages. -
"A, the recent fale Of Mr.. Fl. Hopes
pictures, Rubens' Woman taken in
Adultery" was fold to Mr.. Miles, Brif
toll merchant, for l1vo Iboufand Guineas :
The painting is exquihte, but the fugs6l
alas ! is now days too common. "A
piece of the fame defcriprion, Taft week
colt an amateur Ten 7b0utand Pounds
which could not be deemed An exorbi'an
price, as it was fixed by t7velSe unprJadi
ced ferEns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
BY THE Mills.
St. Lonis. [ Mn2wil dug. II

81. Loht5l NW2aTEJ AHg. II
The Comm flioners appointed to treat
with the Indians have been for fome time
palt engaged III negotiation at this place
with the Otawas. Chippawas and Pot'o
wattomies, relative to their claim to a
part of the lands heretofor coded to the
United States BY the Sackiss and Foxes,
and we are happy to learn that the diff.
.pute which has hitherto threatened fuch
ferrous conf quences to this and the ad
joining territory is likely to be adjuiled
% the entie fa,isfa etion of all pies
No treaty is yet actually Gsned, bat the
terms are agreed upon and no doubt the
butinefs will be lettled in day or two.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

been quite unweil, but on the z4lh Of
Aug. had 70 far recovered as to difcharge
two Of his physicians.
The PIineefs Charlotte, has again be,
come indifpofed, and was confined to her
apartments.
The London Gazette Of the 18th,
contains an Order in Council, prohibit
log the export of guupogder, faltpetre,
arms and ammunition, for 6 months from
the II III of Auguit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
Latef tron, England.

By the fh;p Milo arrived At Bottom on Saturday
evening lah, the Editors OF the Beass Lnfelpssss 9,
secelved London papers 70 the Gath Of Augu0-
from which hey ieiecfed the following articles: -
A Civ;ta Vechia article of Aug d,
Rates that the American Com. (not nam
ed, probably meaning Com. Chaunceyl
had appeared before Algiers, and deman
ded fatisfaGtion of the Dey for violating
the late treaty with the U 5. That the
Dey ient his nephew on board the Am.
erican Commodore, ofering all forts of
fatisfaetion- that the Commodore had
demanded the relealc of all the Chritian
Slaves, SC. The Dey not complying,
he proceeded TO lombard the place, had
burnt ilve vei1els in the harbour, and even
landed, SC - The London Editor doubts
this news, and 70 do we.
The Port will not, it is faid, make any
effort to fuppors the Barba1y Powers.
There are various reports of ditturban-
ces a: Nan,z, S,raiburg. &c and Of an
afiay at Mentz, between fome Ruflian
and Prullian troops at Mentz-the latter
a mere tavern froiick-the former of no
confequence.
The French King was forming Few
Miniary.
THEREFOR, that meeting of the Alice
Sovereigns was TO take place at Topli'z
is contradiGted.
The Prince Regent Of England hae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
Fat Ill MHLHDT.

Captain Wheeler, arrived at New
York, from Guadalupe, loft all the crew
of his loop, except the mate, by the Gck.
nefs there He ftales. that about 600
Americans and Europeans had died of
the fever at Point Petre.
Graf a meeting of the managers of
the american Bible Society, held in the
City Hall on the 10TH day of Augut 1910
General M. Clarkion, Vice refident, in
the chair,
The Board having received the very
liberal donation of a.fet of ftsreotype
Plates Of the Bible, from the New York
Auxiliary Bible Society,
keEIoed, That John L Caldwell, DIVE
Bethune aud Thomas Eddy be commit
tee to caufe to be printed, bound and
published, without delay. an edition OF
the Bible, nor exceeding 10000 copies
BY order of the Board.
JOHN B. ROMEYN,
Secretary for Demeaic Corrs5pendsnee
Ntw York, September FL.
Chooie wife, as you would a knife
look to the temper--and let her virtue be
70 pure that the breath of 1ander canno,
fully it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
LATEST FROM FIR ANCE.

BY Capt billiard, arrived at N. York,
from i5asre, Paris papers to the 18th ult.
inc ufve have been received. Every
thiDg IN France was in perfect fate OF
tranquility, and the cotton market was
improving. The Duke of wellington
arrived at Calais on the 18th Of Auguif
and departed the fame day at 8 o'clock
for BruAels. General Villette, command
er Of the fourth military divi6on. Nancy
engaged in plot; their accomplIces
made their efcape. By an ordinance of
the King, of the 10th of Auguif Mr..
Moreau, brother TO the General of tina,
name, was appointed Poit- matter Gener.
al.--Ar Havre, Aug. Ia, the price
of corton, (duty free, was, for Georgia,
2f. 3oc. Po,aihes, do. 7ef. soc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
ANECDorE.

Soon after the settlement Of Virgins,
captain Smith. then president Of the coun.
Gil, conducted party Of men a few miles
from jamestown, to cut timber. Among
the rest were two gentlemen who had not
been used to labor. As they were at work
their fingers began TO blister, and the pain
Of holding their axes was such as to extort
an oath almost at every third blow. To
prevent this, the president ordered the oaths
every. day to be numbered, and at night
condemned each man to have can Of wa
ter, for each oath, poured in his sleeve
These washings had the desired effect and
i, was afterwards rare TO hear an oath in .
week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
IMPORTANT TRUE.

The albany RICHTER OF yeiterday cons
tains an extract Of letter from gentle
man at Sackett's Harbor, dated the 18th
infant, announcing that Col. Hawkins,
agent for the United States. under the
treaty OF Chen, and Major Roberdeaux,
Typographical, engineer, have been at thar
place on their way to the weitward, ex
ploring our northern boundary /; and
adding, that thefe gentlemen " FAY the
liue welt of Connecticut river is at pref
ent too far (outh, and that by eitaoliih
log it on The true 45th degree or paral.
led of latitude will give the United States
10 townihips of Lower Canada, and their
excellent fort and ih4nd, the ISLE Au
Noix"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
From the (Wsshiog,on) National Registet.
THE TREASURY.

Mr.. a. J. BALLAST is now in this city,
and has just finished his report to the Pre-.
siden,, preparatory 10 his leaving the trea-
sury, and arranging the business for sue
cessor. II is now certain thst he will retire
about the frs, Of October.-Who his sue
cessor will be we cannot say, with certain
ty-Mr. Lowndes continues TO be spoken
of, and We think it probable he will be The
man.
Two hundred dollars are advertised ID
the State of New York as reward for tie
arrest of CHARLES b. ROUSE, post-mas,et
at Mayyillc, in that Stale, he having been
taken on sundry charges of felony, and e.
capped from the officer to whose custody he
was committed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

of curious facts relating to The IA
were unfolded The great inducemr
engage in mendicity is the sonsid%
profits arising from the occupation.
proofs were presented that one blindT
with dog got sos. sterling in day.
iher got S.. a day, and could go with J
through sixty streets in day. Two bous
in the parish of St. Giles are frecuen;rd
from 200 to 900 beggars; receipts flom
to SIS. day.-A negro beggar retired 10 4.
West Indies with fortune OF l5Ool. IN.
man will collect three, four, or Ave childr..
from different parents, paying Cd or Cd ,
piece, 10 go begging with, and the Child.
rem very seldom belong to the beggsrs the,
are with. There are probably more than
$4,000 beggars in London. In The neigh.
bou rhood of White Chapel there are so .,
40 houses, apparently crowded, contsininc
no, less than 1000 people--one half Of whom
live by prostitution and begging. Tbey
hse well after having gone their circuits.
and get scandslously drunk ---zDd with few
exceptions are utterly worthless and inco,.
rigible.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
NRw SUB5EcT OF Pos7AcE !!

One day last week, as the Post Master
in this town was opening the great Eastern
Mail closed at Portland, out jumped iull
grown Car, not little fa,igued with ajour-
nsy Of 60 miles over rough road, andoc.
casionally subjected to the weight OF the
coachman'. feet 1t is not known whether
she was sent westward 10 advocate the ques-
ton Of the separation of Maine, or was So
ing to Washington 10 catch some OF The
rats about deserving the slip ct state AS
no law exists for franking live stock, the
post master has detained her on suspicion Of
being spy, till he receives the orders Of
the department. ia her case.
Portsmouth Oracle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

During the late war between England
and the United States an Egg was found
in Rockefeller, New Hamplhi,e, which
bore til: interruption
"Quebec is taken.
Canada forJaken."
and made a mott wonderful itir. The
good people hocked in innumerable
crowds to fee the phenomenon, and it
was finally purchafed at high price by
an konou,able gentleman, probably with
the intention of having it fent to Con-
grels. The chagrin of the purchaier may
be conceived. when the procefs of ma
king Prophetic Eggs was made public.
The proceis is very iimple.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT, "a.

he papers IRON every part OF the country
contain the most gloomy accounts of the
scarcity OF the crops and prospect Of starya-
tion. A person speaking on the subject as
he passed through our MAJ ket las, Saturday,,
observed tina, the scarcity every where else
was easily accounted for, as it seemed TO
him from the abundance here, that all OF
the provisions In The country must have
been brought 10 Philadelphia.
Extract OF a letter froma respectable house in
London, dated the lota Aug.
81 hope you will not go to speculate in
wheat aud flour, on the strength OF your
Liverpool ad.ices. II you do you may be
ruined by II, tor a, This moment the pros
pSct Tor great harvest was never known 10
DC better than i, is, and if the weather con-
tlnu.s favorable there will be plenty all over
the United Kingdom, and believe all over
Europe"
The French papers assert tina, the bar.
vest IN SPAN Is SO .bandant tina, places can
not DC lound wherein to store the grain.
nea'y ifosI was experienced In South
Carolina the 29th August
he same frost did extensive injury to
tne corn and tender vegetables in Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont.
we lament TO hear that the late rains did
not extend 10 Vermont tina, there had
oeeh drought Of 1870 days duration: and
The failure OF the crops generally Was al
most certain.
ne Albany papers mention the rains
having extended widely In that quarter !;
ana mat the weather had become mild and
pleasant.
From the South the accounts continue
bad he iasl Richmond Enquirer saws.
'"e communicates on lie subject OF the
crops from all paris OF the Stale are more
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

Productive Cow.-A Cow, belonging TO
The Hon. DAVID DAGoErT. Senator 10
Congress from Connecticut, IN 2 months
gave milk a, the average rate OF "a quarts
day, amounting to 1858 quarts. his at
sd. the quart, the current price IN New
llavsn) yielded 8ls5. She was Ted with
hay, potatoes, bran and oil-cake' The ex.
pense ofkeeping did not exceed S45-ns!t
gain Sl4o.
Extraordinary Cay-A Calf was RAISED
by JONAS WADE, Esq, Of Springfield, r. j.
which was bu.chered on the 2Sth August
a, the age of months and 3 days, the sew
e,al ,,art. Of which weighe as follows -
Hind quarter, rs lbs each' 100 los
Fore do. 70 do. lao
Hiae, 40 80
Tallow, -
Nett WI. of veal, hide & tallow, s5s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

The following extract from late Mary.
land Gazette,scems 10 show tbat,at the mas,
election in that state, at which federalism
has been triumphant, they received real and
substantial assistance from numbers, who
have heretofore, been openly opposed 10
them. Their patriotic services areihus bend.
somely acknowledg d
1t is a proud Title 10 be called a.1zdry.
land Federatst Their union and strength
increased with the crisis and they were
joined by number Of good men, whose pre-.
sent decision against the party with whom
they formerly voted, was made up no l.ss
from what they observed, of the base ars,
corruption, ard undue influence, now 50
barefacedly exercised against the right Of
free stuff age, than the succession, Of disssers
to the na,ien which have so copiously flowed
from the late rash, unnecessary and fruit
less measures OF seli-ihnic,ion and war, but
from which the nation is We, far from being
relieved. Citizsns of this description are
saluabe acquisition to the interests Of virtue
and the county, to Which the federal party
are so stedfastly devoted. They are hailed
and welcomed as brethren in the support Of
good cause"