Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-30

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IDGnol6 l6rial c1udi1e1es bkondo secc ssr4 !oi'
Ihixk cfjmess ed the e(h1r>h6s :beeo'
jetnriel<d Of them ! Let the m1mhers'
Iof ths Assembly iaok Wsllto there
Ishings bciofe 1het besiow their votes
upon eiher candidate. ~,
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On Tuesday liant the secood Brt5,de
nf the 9TH Division Of Massschusetis
Militia, was Inspected and reviewed al
| Taunton. The usual parade Of men.
women and children. Of all colours. sizes
| hams, drums, pamkin- pies, llints. gin
tsIing. lcaihcls. baked beans aud fiddles
were an,algamaied togrther in one. con-
fused m sss Of eatables. .drinkabIes, mar
ItisI spirit apd fire -arus. Tl,erfair from
! the neighbour :1g towns honoured I. e
lsol,licrs with their presence, and re-
wartcd the tolls Of the day wi h their
smilcs. The Governonr, Of thc Com.
monweaItb and suite, sAdjutnnt General
Summer, M:1oE General Lincoln and
suite, in a;lfliiionto the officers imme.
diatejy attached TO the brigade were
prcsen,. The troops assembled at ain
/ early hour, aud al nine O'Clock, iRrig-
adler Leach and suite. with the Brigade
Inspector, proceeded 10 the field where
4 General Leach assumed the command
Iior tie day. The inspection and re-
|vi.w Of the troops l,y the Govcrnour
occupied about 40 hour. The general
Importance Of the Brigade was good. al
Though the military spirit Of the Old
4 BAY State, has been somewhat quench-
led within d few years. -
1 1. The editor Of the Taunton Reporter
will have the goodness Ia let o,,r sFree
schools. Jails and whipping posts alone.
I'VE shall shortly have IN Cape Tod I'm.
der our. controI, when neces ,iiy will
!, ollige Us to revise our system Of edu.
cntion it not our criminal code. Al
though every man is permitted TO cd.
ucde his family as he plcases we will
venture to say there are as many per-
sons in Massachusetts. (in proportion to
ls'ze and pbPnlaiinn) who can hcithcr
read nor write. as there are in Rhode.
Island. And rs for jaIls, we we'll know
that were thcre Dartmouth or aFree-
town 10 cqtAcnunty, the whole revenue
would be Insufficient TO build one large
enough to accomno,late ,he rogucs, and
1 every tree hardly furnish all who de-
SERVED aswh'lplngsPost. Ne should not
lmuch wonderful TIE MASSACHUSETTS, edi-
tors began 10 complain ot.our surgical
operations upon the ear., since the
subjects are ni"re Frequently natives OF
that state tnan any other,
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lae annual exh'oii'on oi the Rhode
Island Society forsJihe encouragement
OF Donestlck Industry ss'li be- holden
Ent pawtcxes. on Monday and (fnceday
We 3.h apl loth pi ofiQper. .:
/ sMd that the pfepafalidus r,aems,foff
the Fair Of 1895 ysrrrAut lis being
morc ", rthythe attcnt;on Of citizens
I lhan any. forl1er one. The specimens
|of shop and mill manufactures WiIl I'M
doubtedly he equal 70 auy exhibited in
New. England ;And thoseloineat stock