The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-20
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From the Boston Patriot.

Prom an american gentleman uho Aas been
severoi yeors in Envshe.
Lospos, March .ls, 1924
NV DEAN SIA-I intended TO have odd os'
SD you two days ago 90 the subject OF inc
docu ments submitted to Parliament 10 fe'a-
ton TO South American ind epepdsnee. Ihose
documents may seem M FIST 10 refute the
Meas which / have advanced in some forme'
communication. Would 10 God ,hst they 70
slly did 90, for, if they did. they would relieve
the minds Of patriots and philantht opists from
many anxiou. and gloomy forbodngs. l I'D
mit that they contain ono or two expressions
more explicit and strong sgainN the eonstira'
Ter Knrs, than I wss prepared to ezpec, from
tho p,esen, shuffling Cabine, or from any Cab
ioet which Geore &c the fourth shall form bu:
! sincerity declare tbs, my opinion on the
syeat question remains unchanged, or II any
thing rather conf rmed, by this new n'ananpre
OF tho Bfitish ministry. One genera iu'o
governs me 10 judging Of such communities
,ions from this Government, and shall govern
me ill see cause 10 alter II II 10 that the con-
duct of Mr.. Canning and his colleagues, has
been so OF variance with their IN ofessionsj and
their very professions at one time so contrary
10 those they pu, forth, at another that from
any thing they say any farther than they are
borne on. by hosifive, substantial, indisfufa6le
.faefs. They have been talking long enough
of" arocious and unjustfabie sggressions Of
the Holy Alliance" and OF " tho moderation
and Justice Of Constitutional Governnents."
These fno phrszes will not, at least l hope
they will not serve 10 ssau'e ana ccjo'o tho
people any longer Il is becsuse the Govern
~f,h. a Hs itu nj kse I'M
up the illusion ill the Holy Alliance have got
ready to strike tho decisive blow sgsin,, South
America I; Il 10 for this cause tina, ,hs Cove n
ment now escorts to deception more in'hosrng
and hiausi6ie than any which they had before
employed; and II tho patriots OF Great Britain
and America are not vigilsn' and active to
caution and to fo',ify the people against the
ar,s Of fraud and disannia lion, the present at.
tempt 10 csjole and deceive will DO as success
fol ss the former one in respect to Spain has
been. You will have scea by the newspapers
that iheso documepts so long promised and
expected, have been by 90 means satisfactory
20 the't houses Of Parliament, and ths,
motion will be made by Lord Lsnsdown, IN
in tho upper, and Sir James >Msckintosh, IN
the lower house, for further info' nation upon
this mos, interesting subject. There will be
an snim'ed debate IN which something valu
able will come ou', l am well persuaded.
Ou' OF Parliament the disappointment and d's-
satisfaction stthe ministers communication IS
greater than has been manifested IN that body
They openly declare that thcse papers are
complete 4" hun6ug that hey amount 10 just
nothing at all, and that IL 10 quite Impossible
sha, Canning should be correct in say'ng that
the Government has received no answer from
Spain TO their letter Of Jan. Sotb, beyond
mere acknowledgment OF tho receipt OF 1t
for Csbinc, Courier Arrived four days ago
from Spain, from whence he had been dis
patched by Sir VIM. A'Cour', and without
doubt brought the ful, and entire answer TO
NJ Csnning's letter above mentioned For.
iunateiy the public mind isnow awakened and
! an satisfied that tho discussion which will
take place both in and ont OF Parliament will
have good effect The subject could no,
have been brought fotwatd by more suitable
mar ,hsn Si james MOcin,o>h, who l assure
you possesses in high deg,ee The confidence
Of his countrymen Of all parties.
His Integrity and ability - Na,csran arc
ever superior to his gene,al reputation tor el-
oquence and learning.
What makes people question most the sin-
cerity Of the Cove, nment, Is the continuance
OF naval Preparations IN French ports, and the
concentration Of naval snd military io'css in
the French WeN Indies The effect Of q sin'
cere decided declaration on tho par, OF this
Government, against spy fotcible Intervention
of tho Holy Alliance in the affairs OF America
ough, to be 10 s,op those preparations, because
certainly the French Covernmen, wo uld no,
20 10 the great expense Of msking them II Tho
hope were ca, OF Of employing shem
NJ. Webs,er's Speech has been received
with general appreciation and applause. ], has
been translated into Greek and printed 10 Lon.
don, In order to be dntributcd ell over q cece.
am happy ,hs, the Demos,henes OF Amer
ica has ,aksn the lead in encouraging and on.
imaling the cous,rymen Of his great proso-
type" 4"
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