The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

Prom the Introduction OF ,he boil make
the following sxusei-
"Tbe volcano has burst, and red koreans Of
lava are poured through The columns Vi, Boston
Patriot"
From the orstioo I make tho foliow-
"They would often turn upon the is,ng foe,
and mingie their blood With the meltngya OF the
cAnnon's mouth
O'ber quo,siions might be msdsom tho
introduction 10 rhe book, end Gothe ore.
tiop, 10 shew that they are both Dru the
same peo. No mao cso read the oswiibout
beng reminded OF psny passages the oh.
er' Having now sdduced my s,encsro
shew who were the sui hors OF the piica,,on,
and the motives by wb'ch they wers Huenc-
ed, viii, with lew remarks upoit, leave
that and the auihors, In the bspds ohe poo.
pie Tor iheir jdde me or snd sentence
The corIesrondeoce CON muncss on after
the election OF Mr.. JssYEnsos, nd end. in
1912. In the second letter of tho ID Presi.
dent, who wss then sn,arting der the
wounds inflicted by tho writer's in position
10 him OF that time, s0d who were itsvor Of
the new sdminisirs,ion, he makes bpe Sc.
we're remarks IN relation TO Mr. JEiEasos.
which, II he thought himself then s,rsnied
IN msk'ng. he hes since, publicly, pre than
once, declared tina, ne YES not sl sher.
wards IN the correspondence, no VOWS his
friendship, Tor, and his co06dsuce in Mr..
JEPFERsos.
In tho correspondents no sscribA end l
have no doub, correctly, the o6oo x,us isal.
u'os OF his own sdminislrstion, 10 & minis.
ts's by whom he was surrounded, 81 details
the uOwa rantsble scts Of PIckEiSs snd
HAMILTos, 10 ptoIoDg tho Fsenctmar, and
'hor SxeHions 10 prevent q goh,ion for
psseo. His s'aDd in opposition to hem q as
psuio,ic and Independent; and his xer,ions
sionc, saved his country from ru,ses and ru-
IN. The Corresponds nee furnishes 10 discio.
sure, IN relation 10 his sdniinistr rstioa maieri-
ally different from THAT which he buolicly
made, IN his letters published in the Boston
Pa,rio,, 10 1909 .nd 1910.
10 dltfefebt siagts ot tho corre,phdeuce,
1t cleshy appears 10 be tho object I Gun.
slsGhhM, 10 get Ifom the lave Ptsih. nI.
so"e declaration m reisIioo to JoHN RUiNcY
hDAMs--h'A prospects, and hops> vIpteie,.
n.0'---Io be Wsdo pubic as subsequent G..
von,s hsss shc~p, 10 ,Djuro tho ctA' 'scteus
and standings oi both fa,ner aud SO Mr..
ADAMS 10 cautious and guarded. III hsn.~er
TO p'opos'r'o0 made by Mr.. e.. 20 r,h ivAN
Quincy AoAn, for the Office OF Gov tnot Of
husen., some years since, ne late
~ esi'ent, in stating hi, objcc,ioos 10 he pro.
position, among o'hee ,hirg,, says, F." would
DO cause Of e'ernai enmi,y between lin and
he ultra iedees'ists, which I w"u'd M much
regfet, nor do ] think he would" This dc.
,larsiion Is printed in capitals, for he pur.
pose uf showing that ,bsre is now az under {.
'tsn'ipg, between th% fsIhut, the son, and
fedc's' party. s'thoosh JoHa QUtssr AID
ANS IS hkhiing under he banners Of the Re.
Dub,ican Psry
This ~ the only par, Of the correspondence .
which cen be made 10 bear upon JoHS QuiN.
cY ADAMS, 20 which he was IN M wise par /.
y. ! have mop given o sUmmsry Of the pam.
pblsi published Tor the sole pa pose Of put.
ing down the claims of JoHS QUiNcY An.
ANS, for tho Ptssidency, The buo5le has
,ui a., snd this aut mpt ike hose Of RUSSELL
md SMYTH, viii prove .bmtlve.
10 1909, the late p esldent declared his
Sil'iognes', ihst an eternal separation should
aka pipce between his son and The fcde,a al
,afty. There has been 10 onion between
hem since that time---wss uonc in fact, al
hat Poiiod--ard you, felrw ci,izens, arc 70
minded of the decsrsijon Of the father, 10
Hast The prospects Of the 400.
II RfhvbGson