The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-02
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they never will like him for his conduct a,
New-Oi leans.
II appears by the American papers, that
the murderer, gen. Jackson, meets with great
countenaDce from the general population.
They have been feasting him at New-Yosk,
have presented him with the liberty OF the
city, and requested TO have MS picture in theln
public hall. This is Of piece with snother
trait Of the American character, developed
In another fact, stated in New-YoJk paper.
A negro accused Of robbery, and condemned
at Priecess Ann TO be executed, had his sea-
tence changed TO trsnspof tation by the exeeu-
tive. The ruffian inhabitants were greatly
exaspe a,ed 10 being Disappointed Of the ex
pec,ed exhibition and some of them way
laid the Officers who were conducting the pris.
oner to he Peniteh,ia'y, previous TO his final
transportation, and actually shot him through
the head
Wast with unpunished murders and terri
toriA acquisition, the Americ arc drunk
with exunation. The acquisition OF Florida
is a matter OF great triumph, and its fruits
rich IN anticipation, as giving her great ia
tiiIics ~ annoying our West iDdien posses.
sions in the event Of any fuiure war /; bring
ing into contiguiiy with tbe mines OF Peru;
and extending hes western boundary TO the
Paci6c Ocean. And who can question the
correctness OF the principles on which they
calcdlate : Add 10 all this the rights OF isne.
Ty on the coasts cf Newfoundland, secured 10
them by their late treaty with this country,
and /, will be allowed that they are as m0ch
20 be praised In point Of diplomacy as to be
exec sted in poiot Of morality. OF civilized
nations, the Americans are unquestionaby
the most deprsved 10 principles, and the du-
ties OF social relation, OF any upon the face 81
the earth. They talk of the tcrritorics TO
the west of Florida, as if they had no owners
or inhabitants. What are the lives Of Indiaos
in The eyes of JACKSON! in the eyes Of such
men az can app'osc oi ms murders But are
she lives OF British subjects to be held as
cheap by out rulers, rs by tho American
slave -holdcts Heaven focbid II!
1Nearly six years ago handed an old friend, in
this town, the National hteR,ge,ieer, containing
the following Knowing that those who live IN
glass houses, are very apt to be the II st throw
stones, he has carefully preserved it until the
present tme--snd on perusing the above article
an the National .Advocats he thought proper 10
return the paper. he had retained SO long, with
* with hint, " that now is a suitable time to re.
taiate," observing at the same ,ime that had
the crimes and iniquity of the British, Cgovern.
ueni, well as people been detailed thousand
fold. they wou,d not have half reached the real.
ity"-~-ajEd Repnbhcan
From fhe National fnietigcneer.
The tn4cloncc az ,ns Btitish Prints and OF
the Bitish people appears every day more
and more conspicuous. Among other often
sive passages IN the late LondoI psPets, that
in wnIch the reasons are assigned upon
( which war is supposed to have been declared
s by America, is calculated to cxcilc the indigi
nation Of every man OF feehog. II is sad
A tha, war has been declared against Britain,
Al
pcrity ,nd morally
Morai neonic VINO from the prince to he
beggar oxh,bii 10 the world every gradstion
of human deprav,y whose Prince Regent
vas by New Markets black-legs conside ed
b too mueh Of black leg for their society Who
EShas. kept more than one mistress under the
v nose of hs lawful wife, and adds insult to The
Injury by endesvoriog to deiame her charsc-
ter and TO damn the equation OF The mo-
\ thcr OF his own Child
D = Moral heotle whose chief city is repre-
a. sen,ed by us own police officers contain
"a 80 900 prostitutes and 1000 profsssed bawdss
NJ bes des the infinite nuiuber Of Lady Teosles,
b Who swarm In their masqucrades snj cote
res; and tue Joseph Surfaces who figure
% .hehind the ehaste curtains Of vrIuous nobii-
: sty. According to this representation il is
w pisti ha, evcty tenth woman In London is
f&professcd oawd or common sss's, besides
IN number VINO sin "undor the rose," or
NJ &Qure with he Ms'qusses Of Headfort Of
B that virfuous nation.
Moral Peohe IN whose principal city
more than 100 900 persoos are supported by
6y dishones, courses; so that every tenth
y individual you may meet is either ''''s or
q o,sogue
NJ Moral heofie within whose dwellings you
tepnot esi, whose streets you cannot walk,
|&Vh6sc fields You cannot traverse, whose pub
N8 roads you cannot pass, without danger
kon. .tbieves rick hockcis, foof -hads, high.
ssay tro66ers house -6reaters, and assassias
81 Sps d mention the swiaiie,s. cheats and mo
1<5rv dvohhers, who swarm in every ,ooc aud