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TO tie Freemen of Rhode Island.

To TIE Freenlen Of Rhode Island.
A despousm 10 Tho consuin nation of bad
COVE 'uuents and this constitution would es.
isblish despotisrn, disguised indeed and but
government. This Will be obvlous 10 every
one, not tho dupe of names, sod capable OF
conpfeheoding its necessary oper alton. What
is despotism IL is the conc entration of all
the powers Of The state, deposited in single
body n5 matter whether that bocy consist Of
a siagle person, or number of person. /;
whether il be hereditary OF elective and II
elective, whether the periods Of elections be
moro or less Eequent; still il is despotism
Tho reason Is, such power acts wthou, con.
troll and q. will which is the very definition
Of despotism.
All tho different tyranni:s Of the World
which now exist, or have existed, what are
they, but power acting without control, and at
Will Despoiic power, may not be sbused
5ut Il IS liable TO be abused; and the danges
OF its being abused, makes the misery OF liv.
ing under u. The subject may escape i,s
oppression and its IN us,ice from time 10 lime !;
he may escape throughou, his lilo stiii
eye,y moment Of his life, has boon lisble to
both and not moment Of his life hs, been
exempt iron feeling Of his insecurity. I,is
precisely this fee ling which constitutes the
misery Of political sorvi,ude :--whst signifies
wealth or splendor--yout beds OF down, what
do they sieniiy, If you know that sword is
suspended over your pillow; end SUSPENDED
by single hair Your sense Of insecurity
would make I, bed OF ihorns. This sense
Of insecurity mingles with aud alloys every
enjoyment of life; all It's business, oil ns O.
museuents, all its festivities, ell arc inlecied
by its corfodng influence. 1t 10 the worm
that never dtes, but Olives forever gnsving at
tho heart Despouc power arms all tho pas
sions OF our nature with an irresistsbie force
aud power Is but too apt to corrupt those pis.
sions. A sense Of insecurity arises under 1t,
fIom q we'll founded app ehsnsion Of dsnssr
OF which the most intelligent sod enlightened
are tho most sensible {; aud by which they will
DO the most dsquieted. Brutal Ignorance,
and stupid insensibiiIy, are the only snlidote
to tho misery Of that state.
As this feeling Of insecurity makes the mis-.
ery OF despo,ic, 30 sense Of security makes
the hspPiness OF kes goveromen,s. Itis this
sense Of security, which gives zeU to life,
snd ell Its blessings that ennobles man BY
ennobline his sentiments that gives . spin
10 ell hts active energies, exertcd to improve
his condition that assures him that ell his &C.
quisitions are his own, snd that ell his own ere
secure TO him; that places him beneath the
shsde Of his own vine IN conscious security,
that oons dare to molss,, or Offer 10 make him
sffsid. ~ esd
- Hence IL b. thst Fseedoss, wherever IL sx
isss 10 seen s,iendsd with ell the blessings 10
hs trsin, implied IN abundance Of people, en-
joying ell the comforts OF lite io sbundsuee
where even the arid waste is seen 10 become
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yoR TIE n.I REPUBLICAN,.

Mr.. Editor,
Your correspondent, in behalf Of himself and
many others, who live in tho same nsighbor-
hood, have TO request of you TO publish 10 your
paper the Darne OF JoAN G. CALHOUN, 20 ma.
noe 6orr citizen Of the United S,a,es,) ss a
candidate for the Vice P, esideney. 1t 10 ev-
ident tha, General JAG KsoN does not wish for
that appointment at less, such is our candid
belief. Then why should We. 10 voting for
him, throw away, as il were, our votes to tho
passing Winds. His object, or rather that OK
his hiend' in other statcs, 10, to obtain for him
the Presidency. Bat, sir, the great mass OF
lhe fteemen in this state, you already we'll
Know, have long since msds up their minds TO
support JoHN Q. ADAMS for ihs, Office, in
preference to sDy othe, candidate, end Without
doubt he Will receive this states quota of votes,
and those of majority OF the Other States.
when the h'gn minded freemen Of the pat.
'iotic state OF Rhode. Island have once fixed
cPon Carrying inio ef!ec, favorite messure,
winch they conscientiousy believe the good
OF their country demsnds, who csn possible
divert or arrest their stention fro N the obiecs
in view Their infexiblo integriiy-mde.
Prndence OF spirit--Peculiar to them, on ali
great and inportant occasions--hss bean a.
bundsDtly testified.
Should ,he general character given Of the
ireemen OF Kbode.Island, appear novel to a.
lew incfedulous individuals, who not uofre.
quent'y blind their own eyes to the irresistible
toree even OF truth iisslf-l ..k Of them only
TO exercise ii,,lo patience, ill . demonst,s.
ZION can be given Of this Spartan like Ermne,s
In Rhode Islsno voters. An, oppropo tho
period is nigh u hand, which will Offer tho
desired oppor,uni,y-the question whether we
will adopt tho Constitution or not. l guess
the sonorous sound ONO will be heard, and
re'echoed in all parts Of the StSte.
FRANKLIN,
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THEkTRIcAb COMMUNICATION.

Tom and Jerry came M brilliant ayize.
Tor the Newport Theatre never have We
seen Box, Pit, and Gallery, moro crowded :
and very many persons who could not obtsin
sdmittsnee, wisely concluded to await the se-
eond prese:ts,iou, on Wednesday evening.
We were spprehensive that this medley Of
life, fun, and fashion, would fell short Of tho
public expectation but it was received With
enthusiastic applause. Vanity, is the life end
soul OF This piece . change Of scene, Of Incl
dent, and of characters, por,rsying the mn.
ners, follies, and smusemen,s Of . g,eas y >
uopolis. Bu, it ives not the intrinsic mess
the play, with which the audience were M. Q
delighted 1t was the first rate sylo of oesl
formsnee each and every ono deserve
most unqualified praise Bob Logic vas
experiment OF Mr.. Clarke, and he mos,
mirsbly blended The conusrieties Of ths, GA
actcr. 49,
The Theatre has hitherto been we'll
ported, end the public iibsrsliiy will no.
hold oui 90 fhe end Of fse season. .~
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The u. s. ship Fssnklin. C,eeh E
sailed from Calico 9th Msy, Tor For e
having been relieved by Com. Huil OF
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, August II, 1924.

CRemarks continued from our last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

There are sbou, IS 600 nswsp Re
ed in The city Of New York every /
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II will &c Observed that we have omitted
the name of ANDREW JACKSON. as candidate
for the Vice Presidency, on tho People. Tick.
OF. This has been done upon deliberate 90.
Election, and at the suggestion Of many Of our
friends, and the friends and tho Supporters of
the Republican cause. We wish il however,
to be distinctly uDd. stood, 'hs, we have no,
adopted this cou from say d. aspect, or
any hostile feelings towards Gen. Jackson,
(who Is entitled to the gratitude and respect
of his countsymen, for the distinguished servi.
Cos rendered the Republic IN the hour Of peril,)
but from the belief tha, his nomination 10 nei.
ther eonlor msble TO bis wish nor 10 lhs, of his
friends, some Of whom, 1t seems, ere desirous
that he should stand as Q candidate for the Of.
6ce OF Pendent. The ice.Presidency 10 q
matter Of minor importance, compared with
that Of the Presidency, and as We are desi,ous
Of uniting our whole strength in giving TO
JonSQ ADAMS az overwhelming vote, We do
not think D. incumbent on Us, TO adhere to Q
particular candidate for the second Office,
(whep there 10 avery honen difference OF sen.
,imens on the subjsc,,) and thereby weaken
thar strength 10 support of,he hrss
EEw.YonE.-The Legislature Of New.
York met a, Albany, on the I'd inst. snd tbat
after various political msnoeuv,es, sharp do.
bate, sod skilfui nanag srnenf, the meeting was
adjourned without passing the electoral Law
Enough, however, Is discovered by the votes
giveo on the main Questions, 10 prove that Mr..
CRAwFoRp cannot nave the votes Of that state
and II the frisnes Of the other candidates
unite in one, that person will receive the vote
nj NN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13

The House concured With the Commit
lee of the @bo!e in the BIB amendment
which is to strike out the following:
s'On Russia duck, per piece OF htty'
TWO archeens, two dollars each piece;
On Ravens duck, per piece OF tity-two
arcbeeDs, ono dollar and twenty i've cents
each piece"
The House also agreed 10 the 9th amend,
tnendment, which is 10 substitute the a
cents instead of cents, as the duty on
cotton baggiDg. Ayes "a, noes 6s.
The 7th amendment, which IS 10 reduce
the duty on bar iron, from d. IL to W
cents per hundred weight, being under
consideration
A debate arose, in which Messrs. Buch'
anan, Udree, Brows, and Stewart. oPpos'
ed the reduction; and MessIs. Reed, Ran.
dolph, McDufie, Mercer, Cambreleng,
Webster, and Marvin supported It. :,
Phe question was taken. by yeas ana
NAYS, a. quarter OF an hour before iour
O'Clock the House agreed 10 The
reduction--Ayes ls0, Noes 80.
A motion to adjourn was thea made ano
carrled-Ayes l09, Noes 81.
So The House adjourned.
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HoUsEor REPRESENTATIVES,
SATURDAY, April 10.

SATURDA1, hpiI Io'
Mr. Little, from the committee on pen.
sions aud revolutionary claims, made an
unfavorable report on the petition OF lho'
mas Burke; which was Land on the table.
On motion of Mr. Owen, il was
Resolved, That the committee on COM
merce be instructed to inquire into the ex'
pedieucy OF making provision by law, tor
the appointment OF a Naval officer and
Surveyor OF the port OF Mobile; and make
such other PROVISIONS relative TO said port,
as may aid commerce and secure the re-
venue
Mr.. Whi,tlesey offered the following
resolutions, which lie on The table one day
OF course:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the
Navy be directed 10 report 10 this House
the number Of non-cOmnissIoned officers
and privates OF the marine corps IN the
service of the United United States, and
where stationed or performing duty"
"Resotued, That the secretary OF the
Navy be directed TO report 10 this House
the amount paid the Lieutenant Colonel
OF the Marine Corps the past year tor his
monthly pay, and emoluments OF olflce. -
W.T. NIChIIuc VIC
Resolped, That the committee on mill
tary affairs be instructed TO inquire into the
proprIety of allowing to the heirs OF Aaron
Huff late private in The United States
Army, 1.-The privilege OF committing the
bounty land for money, according 10 the
provisions OF the act OF Congress hereto
lore in force.
Fire question being put or this resolL-
ton, II was determined ID the negative.
Mr. War6eld called up the resolution
offered by him some days since, and laid
on the table, which calls on the President
OF the United States Tor a statement OF the
different purchases o. real estate made by
the United States in the several states
since The year l776
Mr., War6eld explained at the request
of Mr. McDutie, the objects ottbe resolu.
ton; aud
Ii was then adopted by the House.
Mr.. Rando,ph moved that the resolu.
ton submitted by him some days since (,
to reduce The per diem compensation Of
members OF Congress to six dollars, should
n0w be taken into consideration
The question being put, the House re-
fused 10 consider the resolution.
Mr., Randolph then remarked that he
thought this subject OF 50 much impor-
lance that be should feel it his duty TO
press it upon the notice of the House So
long as he had the honor OF a seat there.
REVISION oE THE TARIFF.
The unfinished business OF yesterday
beng The further consideration OF the a.
amendments agreed to IN committee OF the
whole, TO the bill so amend The several
acts tor imposing duties on imports, was
again taken up.
The amendments made by the commit
tee OF the whole house came before for con-
.deration, some of which were concurred
in, and others rejected by ayes and noes.
when the House adjourned till Monday
DpYt
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From The Boston Palladium.
INVENTION
Portable Vo'can,c self generating Gas and
Steam Engine


Portable Volcanic self generating Gas and
Steam Engine
A young gentleman OF this city, after IL
months study and experiments, has &C.
complished that great deslderatum, the un-
excepiionabe application of an elastic
power. TO The propelling OF land carriages.
We have been favored with sight OF this
Engine in operation, and from the novel,
scientific and economical principles upon
which it is founded, we cannot doubt OF
its complete success.
From the confidence tina, has been pla-
ced IN Us we cannot here explain IFS prin-
cipIes, it being the intention OF the inven-
tor not 10 make them known 10 the pub
lie, until they are demonstrated 10 actual
operation on carriage; but we will ven.
ture general view OF IFS advantages over
any ihiog OF the kind heretofore invented
Tor this and all other purposes, where
steam engines have beeh used.
A ten horse power Engine may now be
made TO weigh from one 10 two hundred
pounds, occupying The space OF child, at
the prime cost OF $50 dollars, and work.
ing at an expense propOrtlonably advaDta-
geous. la Tact, II seems TO combine the
use OF The greatest power, with perfect
safety, ia the least possible space and
weight
The inventor has several different me-
thods OF generating bis power and caloric,
applicable TO The same engine. Some of
them offered all their own supplies with.
out any attendance whatever.
We have seen a letter from London,
stating that this engine had been secured,
three months since. in SIX different States
in Europe. FULTON.
A letter received in this City from Nat.
chez, OF the 18th March, announces the
death OF Lieutenant Guion, OF The army
OF he United Ststes,-a most promising
young officer, who was shot through the
heart, in a duel, about that date.
National Intsltigenesr.
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RUSSIAN TARIFF.

The London Times, in publishing The
new Russian Tariff, makes the following
)udicious obse-vatIons:
The Ministers Of the Emperor Alexsn.
der have, il seems, made a considerable
addition 10 the import duties on foreign
manufactures and produce. In Other words,
they have been throwing fresh difficulties
in the way OF Russian exports to foreign
countries. To what extent the English
trade may suffer from the adoption by
lexander of these fiscal bsrbarIsms, alrea.
dy worn ou and condemned by the dis.
corning nation against whose interests he
would now dItec, them, il is easy TO guess.
Russia cannot injure Great Britain by
means which are calculated 20 repress the
rising industry OF Russia herself, but to
rouse the eDterprize OF Eng iishmen into a
search after new paths OF commerce, and
into cultivation OF resources before un
tried, only because the want Of them had
not been hitherto experienced. We have
little to dread from rival armed 1sith
those gerry wsapons aehich ave haze our
sefoes cast aside as unseruse eable The
war OF prohibition is disastrous to none so
completely as 10 him who wages il; and
The Russian government by this gross
blunder, proves against itself an absence
OF political civilization, no less remarkable
than tina, moral aud social yudeness which
have long been reproach TO its subjects
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE CF REr REoEN 4 ~ Eo.
MIR. Rankin, from the committee on the
public lands, reported without amend
menl, the following bills from the Senate:
A bill supp Elementary to the Several acts
providing tor sscertainins and adjusting
the titles and claims TO land in the ST. He
lena and jackson Court House land dis
tricis;" md bill ITO provide for the ex
,ingulshment of the debt due TO the Unit
ed States by the purchasers OF public
Iands;' which were respectively referred
TO committees of the whole
REVISION OF TIE TARIFF
Tbe House then resumed tue consider
alton OF the report OF the committee OF The
whole on the bill for the Revision Of the
Tariff,
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Colonel Woodbouse declared lately, IN
me British Parliament, bat go officer
nd 500 men Did al Barbados rom one
Regimen ''ln Consequence Of being sent
oul at an unhealthy season"
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OF the president, Tor carrying ,hsse regula-.
sions into effect. shall De in wIing, and ,e-
,ufDtd BY the health officer 80 rhs cleik Of
this board, to be BY him placed on f.e iD his
tffice.
TweLfh, That no vessel arriving at mi.
ron between the 2o'h day oil June, end The
2oth day OF October next, from sny po., or
place whatever, having cotton on Doe d. shall
be permitted to come into The hsrbor, or
within bali mile of The compact part Of this
president OF this board for ihsi pu pose.
zbufeenfh, Tba, no vessel arriving st ihi,
port, With msrehsndise taken on bose a.
Staten Island, or i,om on board any vessel q,
the qusrsniine gfound o. New York. shsH bo
pc mis,ed to enter the hs' bo Of Ntwpori.
but shsll DO TAKEN 10 the quarantine ground
by the health tfTieer. end shall be deIained nor
less than fifteen days, OF until discharged by
O ode Of this board.
Fourteenth, That any person vinlal ng any
ef The aforesaid feguisuop-, o, Fefus Dg, or
negleciing 10 comply with sny written in
arucIions given by the president, ty virus
OF The aforesaid reguIslIoDs, shall on eonyic-
ION thereof, belo'e any compeseIs Coutl, be
fined in sum not exceeding W. hund ed and
fry dollars. nor less than Ten dolis :. of 90
Imprisoned not exceeding slx months, al no
discretion of said couri.
Fifteenth, That tho aloregoing regulations
be published thrse week. iD bob the news
pap. s p inied IN this town, and a copy Of
them handed by he health officer, 10 he
master OF every qes' eniine vesse. io' bis 60,
vefDment. Py ode
CHARLES GYLES, Cyerk.
Nrunolt I'm. II iR1A
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Board Of Health,

t...,. .Vfwhors, Jnne ~. 1924
WHEREAS number Of The Inhsol,ao,s
have he e,oiote neglected 10 empty and cleanse
their p'ivy vaults 6nsil the season has become
TOO lar sdsanced and tho weather too warm to
do It with safety to the health Of the chi
zeps +: Mt AK ss
Therefore il u voied, Thar II sny p,lvy
vaults within The compact past Of his town,
which shall be iound full OF nearly full, 20 ss
10 be uowholesome OF Offensive to the Inhsb,
i'ants on the fps day ot July next, the pssson
owning o. occupying the ssue, Shsl psyJs sine
OF Thrss Do|ls's 70 the use oI the Tekn TO-
ee,he' with cusl Of prosecutor snd Dat the
names oi thoss person, Uho negleefle com
ply with 'he fofeeeios Reeuls,ioosu >stll % ss
poaed By ~ Io~pse(ess ol Nolss} e.. 4 he
Bos,d q H6oh> 0>e vl|l ovdosk ptcsee ,|sson
10 b eonmeocsI c(tlro, 1>on wfhool 11l,s.
~ Jsesxe SS.}1 (s1| sSo,s ~:
's''ee p pselIs>st q tl |he pspess pI|ols1
ciiAaL 5 dSIss, cr..
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20. .rRY.o
srssrLrex o.sorr.

Wien lurking in the camp Of foes.
With adverse chances aIl before him,
The wsr.spy tremoTe- for he k,ow'
There stands . kibbes in sersrem.
And this 10 for his country's sake
Yet nations. BY consent, denoance him /;
And strictly they the forfeit take,
And ignominious they denounee him.
The 6re.side spy sits COO! and calm,
And scans your secrets with impunityt
Pours friendly words in breath OF balm,
Then tattIcs TO the whole community.
Yet, though no gaIoys and no rope
Their terross in this case exhibit
The scorn Of all good men, we hope,
And just contempt, viii IIform his gibbef.
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NEW GOODS.
John B. Newton,
III nis old celebrated st0uG,

Ht MS O0 CeIGpFdfed St0HG,
lO4, hnnes- street.
"Opens this day, Is boxes add bates of seasonal
~ bic goods. which. with his former stock, is as
extensive an assortment of English, French. India
and American Goods, is to be found in this mar
ket. ALSO
An assortment of black Legboin gypsey Hats.
LIKEWISE,
1000 yds. more Of that superior Is sheeting over
yard wide
100 do whtened ditto, frcm 20 to IS cents, yd.
vide oi an excellent quality-and few pieces Of
American blae cslicoes
Our customers are respectfully solicited to call and
essmine them before they purchase
Newport, jane ~, 1924 3w
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OF inenu'' when some person entered the
room without his noticing u, who ran famii'
Ia 20 cove MS eyes win MS TWO bands do.
sh'"g MN 70 guess who u vas tha' blinded
20 guess ne person, nsme' he endesvored TO
d''engogt n'm'sH rom his bands but the
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more 'o'c'oV o'a tue otnef p'ess MS hsnus
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few days ago, one Of the Liverpool coaches,
on its passage from Liverpool to Mancheste'
was thrown ovet, when a sailo' happened e.
be so outside passenger, and holding by The
'r9o escaped unhur', observing that he would
stick TO the rigging that he had been in many
n str' IN, but was n .vet before unset"
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Saratoga Syringe. --An elegant brick build
ing nss been e,ec'sd q, th,s fashionable resort,
e. tn better aeeomp anon Of visiso's l, is
lao Tee, long, with IN ex,sosivs wiog, and
fou- s,or,ss IN heieh's bessdss the bssemens.
J. cpnlsins spsei,us eo'illion end dining haIls,
90 fee long md 80 wides lsdiss aod gen'le.
mas paslo's end iss sPssis1p iotglss
scomss "a