The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12
Niles WeskJ Reg,ster.

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10 the history OF America and Europe, than ever
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some ia Europe and South. America have, with the
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l. ALI the important pubic documents and pa
pers OF the United States, civil, military, inlsc.-
ianeous-with complete history of the proceed
ings OF congress-and, occasionally, the spsechss of
members q, length
2 Mos, of the important documents and papers
OF the several So tes, with notices OF the proceed
ngs OF their legislatures, on all geueray interest
ing occasions.
3 A great body Of foreign documents and papers,
with history Of foreign events, sufficient 10 keep
up intimate knowledge Of what passing in 9TH
parts Of the w,.id.
A. Notices Of the history, geography and present
state and condition OF men and things, foreign and
domes,icwith particular view TO The a.tcr illus
trated by numerous Luxurious tables, complied tor
the WORK, and original essays and remarks,
Biographical sketches OF distinguished ind
yIduss. especially Of Taen eminent for their seryicts
10 the United StalCs.
Many of the inporian. laws Of the U States
and reports OF important Law cases, of interest 10 The
people at large
z a great nunber of original articles on politics,
statistics. manufactures, &c. &c with exhibitions OF
the resources OF states &c-their industry and ma
tarai advantages, and the Iiks--on broad aud com
pgelencvc scale. In pohncs, II proper 10 observe,
that party Questions excluded, and that nothing
IS inserted with eectioncering local views, while
personal character is never assaied. The cast OF
the paper is certainly republcsn---not in the mean
ing OF the applied 10 class Of politicians IN
the United States, but on The principle OF the con"i.
tpon thereof; and is decidedly and actively opposed
TO the principle OF monarchy and its frenGs. The
advantages OF our system Of governUent are duly
eciated and tae horrors and hypocrcies OF des-
Potism exposed that may love aud <leave u The
Tephdhc as the ark Of our safety and happiness
6 Essays and fac,s IN almost every de eparment oil
the scences--wth some amusing articles, md
record of events under the he al Of the " Chron-
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