The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12

the Idle wind which you regard rot Wi,he ordy een
,smen, live in fine pretend be the friends oE
the poor and needy They hold promises, but ID
tie depth OF winter when the poor suffering for the wan
Of all The comforts o. life, these with independent Tort
rolling in wealth and luxury pass by with apathy and
Indifference Let them learn humanity before they pretend
to popularity some part oil what they have, and give
the poor before they ask the poor aborer sacrifice his
time in voting for them They say they have employ
ofer--lct them take their wealth from tho bank vpus:
which may 60 support the of spendhrs
and apply purposes Of public uy lie, them furnish
employment least for the who is industrious
and willing wo bu, has encouragement BE instruct
ed by the past and leave federal measuea for prosperity and
security.
Fellow Citizens
What pity tina, the Federal Lawyers End sons
faul, with national administration that ihey
peled to be silent subject once so gratifying their
malgniy CuvaiiDg with oil naons und with the
Indian tribes laying out roads and canals promotip8 the
OF education, and dispensing the comforts and happi
Of civilized life, uHfer pure Republican Government,
rulers entitled the praise OF all those who love
their county Although they silent this subject YET
they grea, deal about Governor Jones' IT he would
have been something had he no, been Governor We dis
dain tampe, with private chsracteano is only
poets his public conduct that we consider hm-Snd we
do that almost any other manot any and figure,
among the Federal party would make good Governor
himself We presume I've did undergo avery critical
examination, touching his knowledge OF science
for if he subscribed the federal ced and avowed his belief 10
the altogeaiher important article ha, the Nobility goy
he adjudged very suitable be authority.
lJPOITSf OaIOFS,
Come aong--a fair wind and fine prospects ahesd-put
the Helm hard up and bear away for the house We
have Captain. DOM gpe rh the Shift" to- Gov
Jones another yesor you do shall have short
allowance, and Broad Pendant, the Union he S0es,
must come down--Bu, don't be down heared-An hands
Hoy land safe in port with Free IrGde and Sai-
!ors Rights flying Mast Head and plenty of employ
and good for all those " ho willing lend hand
Come along, is marked the old Revolution.
Chart-Three Cheers for Governor KNIGHT, and Re.
publicarism Tyiumphan,.
Freencn Of the Toln cf Ne7pbort,
You know the deploSahe situation which redu.
ccd and you know the only remedy which possibly
give the me ans Of further substance.
The Rich Federaiists, who live their Bank dividends,
they will quiz Newport, whenever have The noise and
tumut of Navy Yard here the sc who have plenty Of
norey, but en'erprize public spirit no wish
courage fellow who ners, and must
either beg their bread go Baltimore, NswYork, and
other places for employment These men, seems,
Eberal their encouragement 10 srangefslt person
from the land Of steady habits head quarters in
Boston they all take him by the bant and open their purs
eand if he is pretty Sha'h for Trade he make
money And If his tongue is glib in prououncDg few lit
tie wlic ridcuing customs, and
why he must be Representative, because he
laugh bun,honest Farme of In tho
age of Charles the I'd, these things would have been
ssen with the times but in days want such
in the Republican list OF Representatives men who can
feel for the suerngs of their native who disposed
relieve themwho themselves propreors OF farms,
Mechoucs--who stand fall with the Agrisul.
tural and Mechanic interest.
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