The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-30

4 there are subjects OF great Importance
closely connected with the vital interest of
the country that are yet to be brought for
ward and discussed, particularly the Bank.
rupt Bill which mr.. Webster has promise d
TO introduce; and il will not be forgotten
that Bankrupt Bill or any other subject is
as well suited for the chairman ofMe Mil
iary Committee and "TH0sE WITH WHOM
TT rs HIS PRIDE TO BE ASSOCIATED" TO
vent their SPLEEN totcards (for il cannot
reach him) Mr.. Adams, as The amendments
to the Constitution, or even the Panama
business aye,we believe it-nothingc comes
amiss with Maj. Hambleton, Doctor Floyd,
and one Mr.. CAMBRELENG, for these gem
tlemen cannot give their aid 10 the present
administration.
@ss0e.o.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COtRT.-The
Supreme Judicial court, Of this State, is now
III Session in Providence. Among the ca
ses on the docket Of appeals, tried last
"S'h, Wuo OhS VI booiai w dlhtE, updlIlSL
John Martin, ofthat place, for the recovery
of reward offered by him, on account ofa
robbery of his brokers' Office, several years
since, ola large sum ofmoney. From tes-
timony, it appeared, that after the above
loss, Martin offered a very considerable
reward for the recovery OF the same, and
when the money was found ard restored
to him by miss w. he refused to pay her
the promised reward. We are happy to
notice that the jury rendered verdict in
favor of miss Walker for four hundred and
sixty one dollars, fifty three cents. The
trial Of Albert S. Field commenced on
Tuesday last, for the murder of young
Gray.
MIR. PEARCE'S SPEECH.-Wc have
received mr. earce's Speech on the pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution, but
owing to its extreme length, we are neces-
sarily obliged to defer the publication of it
till our next. It may seem superlluous in
us to say much by way Recommendation of
this effort Of mr. P's. but we cannot refrain
from observing, that it is highly creditable
to his talents and industry.
-..ees...-
Mr.. ROBBINS SPEECH.--We re-
ceived, last evening, just as we were pre-
pairing our paper for the press, the Speech
of the Hon. mr.. ROBINS, of r. Island, de-
liyered before the Senate in secret session.
on the question to agree to the resolutions
reported by the Committee on Foreign Re
latons, that "it is not eXpcdent to send
ministers to the Congress of American Ma
tions at Panama"
This Speech affords the most sotisfacto-
ry evidence, both in matter and style, ofthe
correctness of our suggestions in former
number, relative to the Speech it was at
that time rumored mr.. X. had delivered.
Without doubt, many of our readers, will
have the pleasure of perusing this manly
and patriotic production, before we shall
be able to crafty them with perusal Of
it, but we shall, nevertheless, publish it us
early as possible.
..se1s".
We have received from our attentive
correspondent at Washington, the Docu-
ments communicated by the President to
the House of Representatives, in answer
to their resolution Of the 9Th ult. requesting
information IN relation to the proposed
Congress to be held at Panama. We
shall at some future day publish some ofthe
very interesting State papers contained in
that budget.
Gov. MORRILL,, is reelected in New
Hampshire.
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COMMUNICATED.
,CouNTrRFEir OSE DOLLAR BILLS, on
the .Ntp- England Commercial Bank, of
this place, are in circulation. They may
be easily detected from their being much
shorter, the paper thinner, of darker
shade, and more transparent than the gem
uine bills.