The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

D.cH Ais- Giss;sR vchld no. haze ypuIh1L
opr 81 uygcsiirns, and there was also q d4y
Wien he vss ss ,iolLGt as sny ci us. Mr..
Giaiias, however, has foi filled his own prorA
e1y, TIA, [" On oak oil tlic iorsst .bcu.d Hol Ls
trar' planted al hiiy;" and, cur fears ,hrt"rn
lsish raiiye viii s.oh iose its rsciness in an
Engiish atmosphere" 4" II is not rny in,en-
lion <.sys be) 10 move 4 eiscussien Tor tho
presesi.' Way !"Grest obstacles have b.,s
&c emovec-Thai's hi, firstrcasrn. Il Lersh.
II am (Says be) howe yer, s,iii MGsni."
Ardtnl why, IL strikes me 10 be a veiy nov
el kind OF aIdour which tolls on ill II ha. re-
moved tho impedimenis, and then rsusss a
the prospect Of us vIcory " And lam of
opinion (hc Copiisues) that any n siato
di,cosslon would be lhe height of piecipits-
uon." Tha, is, he hs, removed the inpc6i-
meois, end With the very goal 10 his view, be
paoses IN his path, declar ing that be j, ar
dent, and alter ccnluries Of aufrerinp, when
you press Tor . discussioh, be protest., thss
he considers you uunsuousiy 81 rsipit.te -.
Il Loud Lnpgh. Now is no, that g fair
;rsn'lation-- Hear, hrnr Why, really, Is
we did net know Mr.. G,alian, enc would al
mos, imagine be was quoting from the Min.
isiIy. With the excsplion,of one or Two
plaip, blunt, downright, sturdy, unblu.hirg
bigots, who opposed you because you were
Christians, and declared ihey did so, this was
thscant every hypoc'iie who affected hber-
aliiy. "Oh, declare (sny tbey) they may uoi
be csnnibals, though they ate eaibolicks, and Z
wcu!1 DC very glad 10 vote for them--but
this is no tine" Oh no, say. Brsege Bath
urst, IT'S no iime--what in,ijme oi wal why
it looks lie bullying U.s." Very weli--pexs
comes 'be peace, and then. what ssy our
friends The Opposition - Oh, declare peace
is no time, it looks so like persusding U.S.
Loud Laughter. l--For my part, serious ss
tho subject is, il affects me, with The very
same rldicule with which ] see tayeso
unconsciously affected you. will tell you
story VI which, reminds me, you may
think tho story ludicrous--it certsipIy is ap-
proria,e. II is told Of the celebrated Charles
Fox. Far be j, from me, however, 10 mem
iion that name with levity AS lie Was q
great man, respect him--as he was a coed
man, lovo him Il Ecar, hear. - He had es
wise head as ever paused to delbe crate A--hs
had a. sweet tengue ls ever gave The
words OF wisdom ut,erance, and lie had a
heart so stsmpcd with the imme dis,e pstens
Of the Divinity, that It's ve,y errours nigh,
be traced 20 the excess of its benevole nee -
Loud Cheers. II had almos, forgot The
sto,y--Fox was man Of geniu.--oi couiAe
he was poor--poveuy is reps osoh TO 10 man,
10 such a man as Fox, think was a PRIDE
for il ho chose 10 trtfiick ~:th his princi-
ples--if ts chose 10 gamble with his cou-
clente, how easily might he have been
rich IL Hear, hoar. l guessed you' answer.
Il wcula be hard indeed If you did not be-
lisve that in England talents migh find n
purchaser, who have seen in Ireland, how
essily blockhead mey ssvindte him self into
Pefermsn'-- Hear, hear. l-Juyenal says.
that the Creates, misfortune a,.epdsnt upon
poverty is ridicule. Fox found ou, grea,s
cr-deb;-,he Jews called on hin for pay:
ncnt. Ah' my dear friends, seys Fox--l ad.
mi, the princip'e-owe you The Doney--bw
what time is thIs when am going upon tiisf-
ress Jus, so our friends admit the princi-
ple--they owe you Emancipation, bpt wars
no nine. Well, tho Jews departed just as
you did--they returned 10 the charge.
Whs,," cries Fox, :" is this fime when
am engaged on an appointment" ."-Wha,, say
our friends--is this time when all the world
is a, peace. II Laugh. The Jews depari-
ed, but, The end Of j, was, Fox with his seere-
tary, Mr.. Hare, who WIS as much in debt as
he was, 'shu, themselves up in garrison.
The Jews used TO surround his habita,ion at
OoyuRhts ohu ptoi o& Put his besu
oxt of the window with this questions (" Gen.
TIE men, are you For hnn,ing, or Hare hunt
ipg this morning !"- Universei Laughter
His pleasantly mitiga!ed ,he. very Jews.
"Wel, we'll, Fox--now, you have always adj
mi,ted tho principle, bot always prole. ed
against the nme--we will give you your own
nme only jos, fix scme final dsy for our
repay menu" Ah, my dear Noses" re.
= r. q. = r..- 4 4
at your word !; I will fix day, and IS IFS TO
be final dsy, what would you think Of the
day of judsemen, Z" ALaugh.l That will
be too busy day with US. Well, well, in
order to accommodate ell parties, let US settle
it the day afer. Load Laughter. Thus
il is between The war inexpediency OF Brpgge
Bathurst, and the peace iaexpedieDey OF Mr..
Grauan ysu may sxpecs your Ensneipsiion
Bill pretty much about ,hc time ,ha, Fox sP-
pointed for his, paymen, el his creditors"