The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-11

10 be excused, as II viii be the 6fst notice
the Pamphlet has received, and probably will
be the last. "If Mr.. ADAMS is elected Pres.
ident Of tho United States, he will be obliged
to favor thst party to which he has been con.
vefted, in OF der TO evince the sincerity of his
intentions" In plain English, il Mr.. Ap.
AM. is elected President, he will recognize
the political distinctions as they now exist,
and in all his appointments, will favor The Re.
publican pauyi therefore, he ought not to
receive the support OF that pary.-.Mr.
CnAwYoRp will not do this, and he conse-
quen,ly should receive the support Of Rspub-
beans. Those Editors who have espoused
The cause OF Mr.. CRAWFORD, land Msjot
Moan at the head Of ,hem) have declared
again and again, ard IL has been The burden Of
their song, for more than . year, that Mr..
CRAWFORD is the only candidate who will re.
cognize these distinctions, and that M. AD
ANS, tho momen, he is elected, will be sur
rounded by q federal council, and federslists
will I'll all the important ofiices 10 the coun.
Try. M. ADAMS IN one state ought no, to be
supported, because IL is supposed he will do
that which, 10 other states, Il is supposed be
will not do
These contradictions among bis opposers,
no man in his sober senses will attempt TO
reconcile, and these inconsis,e cies are suffi
cient to satisfy any one of the want OF sincefi-
", On the part of those who mako the obIec-
lions. II is indeed, blowing hot, and blowing
cold becoming ali things unto all men, 10
cary q point. or attain an end. We learn
from the language OF the day. that the pas.
siobs and temper Of Mr.. ADAMS arc such, -
totsily TO di,qualify him for the ofice oi Pes
ident. This charge hes been so often repeat
ed, by many persons who at Ii ST, veny be-"
lieved il 10 be uOttue, that tney have hOsliy
worked themselves into q belief, that tho
charge is we'll grounded.
They have recently been called upon TO
point TO their i'll effects; tho time and place,
when and where, they were SO displayed, as
10 furnish evidence Of their exlsting 10 the
msnoer represented. In what part Of his
public or p,ivs,o life shall we find this exhi.
biion The bii,erest enemy that he has on
earth, has not been sblo 10 satisfy our inqui.
,ies, or give any satisfactory answer to the
questions which have been propounded. This
charge is a feigned ono, phsntasma Of the
brain Of some OF those, who ace hostile TO his
interest, and ha, no foundation TO rest upon.
II his passions and temper had such q violent
sway over his mind, thete would have been
SO'hc eHoehSC VI ~ pun, "o "oo'u
have fu nished some trace. OF ,heir III Effects.
A review Of the whole course OF his political
life will furnish no evidence to support the
charge.
1, is true, he is sensible to in iu,y, and has
frequently manifested a disposition to yindi-
cate his own character, end ropol the foul as.
pc sions which have been Cast upon il but
IL cannot be said that 10 any instance. his pas.
sions have completely i',unphsd, and tbs, his
reason hes hsd 90 conl6ol over the powers oi
his mind. hope tns, eve'y mao, with a
repuia,ioD so valuable to himself snd bts
country, as his, will always have both 'he
spirit and disposition TO maintain it, and &c.
pei the csinmnies which may DC Cast uponit.
Whom wo assert tho, the passions OF Mr. Ap-
AMs are naturally as violent az they hive
been represented, In the very face Of ,hs, pu.
dence and discretion which have character.
ICED oil bis public acts, we must necesssdly
give him credit for moro wisdom and phibs.
ophy, than Socrates ever possessed.
The charge, fcliow.cilizens, is altogether
irrecoociisble with the whole tenor Of Iis
conduct, with every act OF his life, with the
cha, acter Of the man as exhibited in pubic
and in private lifo. will detsin you no ltn.
ger, with remarks upon the language and &c
clarations OF those VINO must exalt Mr.. An
ANS, in your es,imst,on, IN their vain stent,.
TO Iojure him, by such gfouodIess charges.
C7As remainder If ias nuriber TO be pu6iished ner.
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