Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26

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= esufae ~ Gsusiaisa ~<hia prspes'
s-lls. Cpss;asrssas t~sfle, hA SeeaI
~.is y tke Worcester felks-they
k.ve ehreAe.eA = ~ifidrss cheir Ssst,
~slcA hss seea <sry years : jssgleg the'
~ cr.ale e iiseay,~ ssd 90 tse,
RtsssAe.ce peeq's saAs ~ea'fh-they
= sssk s11h snoss.Aoa ssisfacties sP-
.. DE" @sddy eznisrnss SNsn ssi< Ire
l.sA shs are" .ligyas wsier con.
mause aic1'' l. Rhsdslaaad, to eaa-
tie them to be ceyeuseA on thei~ Bes-
tsa fiiemds. W&aoxt hce&Dg thi,
cacG>t, the Directors Sf ihe Suffolk
Rnk have steadily pursued their plan
Of n akiag the country banks redeem
t&eir hiMs ~ith seeciA, upon .heir pre-
senfssien. No mn ~ril corke~d thai
they rive not m vcAeusted right to do
tt;s. Every bank should bc ia a situ-
stsoo to meet the payment If its notes
On aay senergeacy. aad Il il Cannot do
Ithis, 4 must abide 6y the consequence
The Rhede- lsssnd as xell as the Wor-
'crster Bahks, are undoxbtcdiy an very
solycut condition bat II dies not fol-
low thst they may not become otfee-
wise; THE method ot sending Rome
Sihs and requiring their prompt rev
AemptioN, Is calculated to prevent the
Lmks ~ith small cspts, from issueinc
sn ovcrAss oestheir paper. " LccS
thy door and keep thy aeightour l,on'
est" is an old saying and will apply
very we'll to co1 baal;ng institutions -
Tie paper currency, ia' this sccntry
has taken many dollars from the pock.
| cts cf the poor, or rather Il has placed
in their pockets many notes, not werti
10 ftem single favthinS. for whict
they paid and ought 10 receive valua
| ble consideration. The hotter the tire,
ordcl through which they are made
to pass, the better it will be for tLs
conntry.
DsNaA Of Puai Allen. Esq.-Thc Nee
YORK papers contain an account Of tn
death Of Paul Ailen, Esq. editor Of tht
! Baltimore Moruing Chronicle. Mr.
Allen was aative Of hede- Island, ant
received his eduratiop at Brown Uni
xersisy, to which institution he is io
debted for that high polish which eve'
marked his bright genius. and to tht
aiusthi of~hich he was an ornament
With a fancy as bright as the summe'
,norn,og, talent at description that al
most made the landscape start ffdm the
! misty sheet. and a knowledge Of men
! and manners eQualle.l h'lt by few, ht
was well calculated for conducting
publick Journal, which was appreciates
accordingly, and became ce.ebrated 70
tslent and Integrity, under his CONTROL
Few men M nc ter heart than Paul AL
lien, ever existed. Although he tro'
the thoruy path Of editorial life. ;'n'
was slave to all its tolls aad rerihrx;.ies
plucked its hanours and was loade'
with IFS eotumcly, sound by il in fricnd
ship and involved in its quarrels. ye
.the died without enemies. None win
reposed confidence IN him. could sa
I "Mens vows are brittle things
| He had his faults like other men, bu
lthey were Swallowed by his many vir
ltues. lie was benevolent even TO
fault--the needy never left him will
tout boon-the unfortunate withor
the s00things OF his friendship. II
; was a patriot his couatry's welfaE
: hi. greatest glory. He HAS laid dow
his life at middle ,ge; heysleeps in
8 poets grave. Paul Allen was ms
upon whom the cause Of practical pie'
O was dependant S'r much of its SUI
" port-his pen wa. always ready, wht
0 morali.y.needed is aid. He was &
$ from being a bigot-unbound by sect;
5 rian prejudice, his sonl vas
. "Slave to no sect and took no private roa
o " Bot looked through nature up TO natnr
IL God" 80
>. His virtues will be remembercd 10
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