The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22
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was lost, & the lawrence for season, sill the
Niagara crowned her heroes, both on land
and water, with never fading lanreIs.
Be not governed by The timid and the wa
vcring, and let such be cautioned how they
conduct for what, but determined. perssver.
ing vsIor, against almost every pr rospect Of
suceess, led TO such glorious results
Beware of the artful and designing---be.
ware Of such, who, under the mantle Of
friendship, have no other motive than 10 rob
you Of your rights. Let those who s,and, few,
but fearless, and endowed with patience, and
perseveis sncs be your councillors Aus let nss
the opinion Of those men govern you, who spe
as changable a. the wind, whose minds arc
never two days alike, & the last story they hear,
true or false, rs always upper most in ,hsir
minds. Be nos led away by passion, but les
reason, that Godlike attribute, be your polar
star. M
We do nor generally properly estimate the
value Of patience. Job 10 Q remarkable e4.
ample Of il, under sfaicsion, end 10, o,hers
follow his example uodet contumeli Jus re-.
prosches. Such christian virtues will gsin
you frieuds-feurn not railing for railing,
be your cause ever % ius,--lest you be lik.
eoed uuto your sdveisarics.
Let the Directors OF new institution h..
ware how they suffer poisons to be ins,ilisd
inlo their minds, aud Iet them learn the eause.
IL has been known and felt, what effects Ger.
tain institutions have had, not only on tho
morals OF society, but particularly Oh those
possessing principles, favorable to the uniou
of the States.
A mon comes forward 10 oblige you but
when meeting of those who ough, 20 bo
frcemen arrives, you discover the mo,ipe
from the hrest. Let such an institution
learn, thar approximations were entertsined,
that it's just and honorsble influence, in sus.
I tanning the weak against the powerful, was
one great cause-~ihat another was, the fess
that certain members ol il would act ,heir
sentiments in such way, a. would promote
Justice and Danish crime. And mast not
Directors of the Newport Bank, 40 ci,izens,
meddie with politics !-a-ate they to be de.
pnived OF such rights, n,sieiy heessse they
art Directors of said Rama, Of 70. fear that an
abusive and unprincipled writs may charge
them with spendipg the property OF tho
Bank in political measures (oa,hs will Do
administered, il necessary 10 prove the con.
rsry, at this or any tormet period, and le,
others lahe care now they msy be called pp1
oo)--or that the Directors ot laid Bauk, can
said writer, who has since sttcmp ptsd 10 make.
excuses for hrs conduct. Bur he is known
20 be artful and tyranical when in pows -
and arttui and sycophnntic when oa.. Lot
those who know han no, bcwar OF his viiss,
and the eanco. Gus venom with which he pur.
sues his opponents, under hsndsdIy, when ho
cannot openly. let nim be cautioned how
he bnes u file.
IL nj I.,,k
who secretly assist federal representation.
and openly svppor, Republican Prox, when
they are sore that that prox will succs ed~->
who openly profess 10 be yosr friends, and
are secretly yout enemies.
Let the machine, mover be told, that tho
syrcn song Of no harfy. since the 18th of A.
pril, win not aoswer his purpose that mono
but fools can be csught BY it; that il 10 only
sung 10 lull you until he can act with effect.
Let him also DO told, that tho Offer of oficsal
by him or his runners, to few maIcon,ents,
who haveloeisher property at stake OF influence
With their own party, and who do not deserve
II. from mote than suspicious cireumstsuces
will not avail. Arts are now 70 b tried,
when arms have failed. The mantle Of E--a
falls on D--n. Beware Of wolves in sleeps
cIothing--i say unto you oil, sEwAns!
The writer Of this has not tims for lsbo.
rious nowspspst discussion-aod What kule
is drawn from him, is elected only, By the
daring proaieacy Of his oppooen,s.
An attempt being made oys writer 10 tho
Newpor Mercury Of the ll,h inst to 10.
jure the credit Of the Newpor Bank, boz
csuse some Of the Directors sndLthe Cssh.
Ter OF said Bank were honsrably and &C.
lively engaged in the election, j, drew
from the Cashier Of said Bank, on the 18th
inst. the following, which was published iu
hsndbiIl on thar day.
As certain persons have been led to sup.
pose that piece which appeared 10 the New
port Mercury Of Saturday, the eleventh day
Of April, 1878, com mencing wih---" what
has the Newport Bank failed, or is j, abou, 70
fail !"--for electioueering purposes, win ere.
ate fears among uninsormed people ., dis-
sancc, who bold notes of said Bank, although
IL appears such was the intention Of the vris.
er. have thought proper to quiet The