The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10

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Case Of Sfnrges Us. {, ownsashieid.
We have been fsvoored, says the New
York Evening POST with tho perusal of a
letter receised by gentleman OF the bar in
this cry fom Washr gton, dated the 2s'h
of February, ststing the substance oil the O.
p:nion Of the Sapfene Court 0; The Unied
States in the above case, which Is as follows
Discharges uDder States insoiyent laws
exempt the body oil he deb,or from imptis.
onDcnt; bu. his property subsequently ac-
qll, ed is liable 10 his c editors, or In other
words, The contract is discharged as 10 tho
pefsoD, bar not as to the future estsSe of tho
party"
l, is further decided, that, u,ai Congress
aet xnon the suyecl, The States n,ey pass ie-
solvent OF bankrupt laws, WHICH, however,
can have no olher ,Gaot ban j. aLoye stated;
but tpey be aene6cla! in pu,ting an end TO
the partial dispOs',ioos ot property which
now operate so severe y upon the mass ef
the creditors OF those WHO fail among Us.
This is all that has YET been seuied uroD
this interesting ssbject. Cenlienen oil tho
profession will perceive thai many points re-
main tor discussion.
Our readers may be satisfied, adds the
Evening Post, that the source whence the a.
tove Information is derived is such as TO
preclude ali doubts OF its Authenticity.
S-~ss-.
THE JEN us
NJ. Noah in late DISCOURSE at the conse-
cre,ion of Jewish Synagogue in New-Yok,
states Z" there are upwards of seven tniiiious
of Jews known TO be in existence throughoue
the world a number greater than at any for.
mer period OF thei, history, and possessing
motc wealth, ac,iyry, iafluenee aud ,aleo,s
than sDy body oi people on earth OF equal ex-
tent. The signsi fog breaking the Iutkish
sceptre 10 Europe will prahsb, be their c.
Emancipation they will deiives the north Of
Africa from It's oppfassors; they will estab-
hsb civ'lizatIon ~ Europe and Turkey, and
revive commerce, and ATS, in araece, they
Will match IN triumphant nuin5efss and re-
possess themselves OF Syna, and take their
rank among ihe governments oi the esrth.'
Van As'ine, the mut derer OF NJ. Hu6-
diesIon, deputy sheriff in Schoharre county,
has had his trial and iound gn.',y. Ho
is 10 DC executed on the 18th Of hiS munth.
We understand he has, since his condemna.
ticn, made foil confession of his crimes,
which Include the murder of two pers sons
previous TO that of Mr.. Huddleston; enc
white, and the other black man. He also
confessed ,ha; he burnt Judge Beeknsn's
barns Few years since. ". Y Gaz.
1t the public prists are an index 20 the
sentiments # the people, General Jackson 10
surely the Ajax Of the day. He has with
him the back Done ,f the nation No m.n
during the WI, on laDd--nay, no man in any
part Of the worId--ever so completely hum.
blcd the pride Of our enemy, as Jackson did
Therefore, IN the opiHion Of all those who
thought II /" unbecow,ng moral and religious
people TO ,ejoiee a, our Victories" this must
have been ve'y immoral and unbeconiug
action and Jackson very i'm moral and un-
becoming, vile, bad nan and the execution
OF two savage-snglo Indisn-iacendiaries, sf-
fords these pious politicians an excellent and
becoming excuse, TO vomit op the bile
which .as been secre,ine in their pious s,om-
achs ever since the slh day Of January, 1915.
+ n is really iaughable 10 see what s,icklers
Theodore Dwight, tho blue-liebt secretary,
and Billy Coleman sre for the constitution.
Whist pity ''is that these gentle men did not
think Of this during 'he sitting Of the y(ameps
Hartford Convention. Where then were
their qoaims Of sons nae --Ssv. Rehs5.
On the lsse decision 60 the Supreme Cocrf,
Nnss' Baltimore Resnssr remarks, ina, j,