The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
ron THa RI REPUeLIsAH.


The account, we are daily receiving from
eve y quarter of tho State, as TO The rfobsbls
resuli OF tho pending election, confirm Us 10
The belief, that tho Republican party Will DO
true 10 its bcst and cardinal interests. The
thinking men OF the party se becoming moro
bnd moro sensible, that 10 preserve the supe'
rioriiy they have gained In the administration
oil the state, IL 10 Necessary to como oul, en-
masse, Ia support Of tho csnd'dsies, which
6sve b en- recommended 10 their suHfsges 10
tho regular and authorized mode of Domins.
tiop. Ii 10 In vain that dissatisfied individuals,
with the per,inaci'y natural 10 disappointed
hope, persist in urging their pretensions upon
the Republican hcemcn OF this State the
question, the true qusst:on--tor that eDlight'
tned body to solve 10, whether tho very eXis'
tenCt oI not paiy nto bt hsznGed '"' ID
personal graiiiicauon Of sny individual what
ever. We think here can be bu, ono opiD
ION among reflse,ing men, who consider the
present control OF tho sfrsirs Of the state sn
Utl,ct worth cherishiDg, os TO tho course
which II ha, now become Necessary 10 pu' SUI.
II tlt Dutfes alone wefo In question, snc bad
Ch0sln 20 io,feit his claims 10 the future sup.
po" Of mo Rspubicsn psry,-oy u'ging bis
election 10 Congress, with O total indinsrencs
20 tbs cal tespects5iluy sod permanent intet
eats % me party would have been III.
ys to IegJst end notbiag TO spptebend. Nj
Dl'iee's weight, a. politicisD WAS never
V:ty ioi miJablc, and sub,ltsct from It tho con-
sequence which hi, political patty bas given
hiu And no i, but - dust ~ the balance.
Even it he had allied himself TO tho sca,ta,,
cd smnan, Of the Federal parry .. it existed
few monihs since "in tho cliff, end tho
Iocks"--s small division Of our Republican
force, would have been sufficient TO have dis
sipe'ed IhIs feeble coalition. ~ affairs now
stsDd howeveT--,ho predatory incursion Is
TUNED inIo regular wa'fNe, and IT becomes
nsc.s.A,y therefore 10 call ou, the whole OF
that veteran strength, which has so ohen
carried terror and defeat into tho enemies
ranks.
NJ. Datiee's hopes are evidently founded
upon mo prcbob,'y OF obtaining 9 general
support ON The Federal party Has he .
prospect Of ob'sining h;-snd will il eiec, him,
if no should We have already stated
our iuii belief, that lha old Republican patty
is wide awake to the nature oi this move ment
--'bsi 1t recognizes 10 il distinctly On i'll con.
ces'dd autmp, On the psrtsof the Federal.
lists, snhe,, 6yN 10 make an In oad upon he
Ropnbican JGGks, by sowing ditcontent and
div SON among ,hsm-snd by aiding and O..
be- = 10, ,h.s purpose a man oNen,ibly Q
RcHubhcan hut no wSys PARTICULAR under
wha, Gag no & ,hts, II Itoo'y hy highest :-or,
secondiy--to abandon this project VI oot per
foci,y feasible. and by sudden and vel, con.
csred foovemto, 20 bring Tho whole body OF
fedesa. electors 20 tho poll, 10 support Of
genuine Fedora! h<ssf Tho old Republican
parry is wei, pc ,uaded that oil ,bi, was un.
detstood and perfectly msiuscd ia tho season
oi unceJ ainy ADD vsc,il s,ion, which usually st.
tends Dew nomination, by that numerous and
intuen Ial class OF poliiicisns which "is not
dead bu' ,leepeIh" and 10 awake in an instant
10 'hc h'G CLEAN Of noments'y triumph.
Hence, as they copcevs-thc movements Of
Mr.. Duffee immsdis,ely after the Convention
bad ,isen-hence tho activity OF many prom.
inen, FodersiisS Ia his i.vor, and e.pecislly
of . gentleman, the we'll kuown organ Of that
party IN tbs memorable Legislature Of Ia
hence the conferences snd closetings, the
riding, and eonsor,ings, tho wise mods and
oily looks which have we'll nigh WON down
oot Prominent and well eondiio Rep; esen.
is'ive TO ono halt OF his originai and comfcr,s.
bic d'nsnsion~ We sdd WITH regret slso that
tho old Republican parry has at ,he same time
seen this scheme Of defse,ion coUotcnanced
by few even Of iis oldest spd most dis,in.
Guished sdhe'sn's--men who had grown g,ey
In The kepubllcsn 'snks-bui Who yield
with too much fsciIi'y to the bite neu Of pri-
vs,e resentment lie, us hnpe, that this par.
iisl se',?ie Is but of sho,t ducaiiou, sud that
the old oescons will again fame on, with Q
brosds, and rudd'es iigh, IS The s,orm ,i,ss
and thieksc,! Mr.. parise had once q rss.