Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

theory Of musicR and judgment in IT.
execution. Ofons female veics, which
made most horrid discord. We shall
say sothins, for fear Of offending. The
day was 6ne and the services went of
without any thing to mar the general har-
,nony. A number Of the citizens Of
| Bristol aud Warren, repaired TO the
hotel Of Mr.. Chadwick, and partook Of
a fine dinner, ut which the Hon. Ma
ruAsieL BULLOCK, presided. After
he removal Of the cloth, number Of
sentiments, expressive Of The good will
nf the citizcns Of both places towards
eacl, other and their mutual interests,
we're quafIed in "gcnerous vine" and
some song, sung which went to show
The prevalence Of liberal feelings, and
general good win. After the oralor OF
the day had reIred, it was, on motion
Of Luke DnuRY, Esq.
Voted, That Committee be appoint
ed to wait upoa Mr. John X. Rich
mond, and tender 10 him the thanks OF
the citizens Of Bristol and Warren, for
his patriotick and eloquent discourse.
Yotcd, That Hon. NATHANIEL BuL-
LOCK. Gen. BYRON DlMAN, and Mr..
$. NJ. Fowler, be that committee.
The editor Of the Taunton Report
er speaks with some severity Of the
claims which Rhode. Island has upon
Massachusetts for usurping an un-
warrantable jurisdiction over some
part of her small territory. The editors
Of papers in Massachusetts are lapPy
to hive an opportunity Of turning their
neighbours Of the small dominion into
rldicule and they leave no opportu-
nifty un-improved ard no stone unturn-
cd. to effect this object. Any thing that
belongs 10 Providence Plantations, no
matter what or who, is inferiour to
| the same person or things belonging 10
other states. Let them continue these
un-generous and un.manly practices,
they viii affect us but little. Massa-
chusctts is larger (whethcr she .:amc
honestly by her possessions or not, mat.
ters bu. li'tlc) and that is the only adj
vantage she possesses over us. We
breathe as pore an air, and our mode
Of government is more free than hers
we are bound TO hear no religious ten
els unlc il suits our fancy every
man may do his own preaching without
subj citing himself 10 fine we are not
taxed TO support an hundred useless
onicers in idlencss and extravaganza. -
| They may say what they will of king
Charles old Charter there is not a
state in the union which possesses a
Constitution equal to it. Rhode Isl
and. il i, true, bad neither Hull nor Il
Dearborn, in the last war, 10 lead her
men TO conquest and to glory, where
there were no enemies, hut she did
produce those men who rendered the
general government some little SER
vice. She has been wronged of her
lands and flooded with meu made vii.
lains at the state-priscns and s,eppine
mills Of other states-they would no,
only plumber her possessions hut they
would fitch away her good name. -
{ These things are the verriest lilies in
the world. and merely go TO show the
disposi ion Of some few. We do moi
think i. hardly time, however, for the
"people to stand by their arms"
Itsecms, by a paragraph in the Prov
idence Journal that the bloody John
Pluck, had piucked up courage enough
to pluck up stakes, and move his rlusk-
ships honorable pluck from Provi-
dence 10 Boston, without taking the
trouble to pluck one dollar from the
pocket nearest his pluckship's l;psr,
wherewith TO satisfy the man who did
pluck up the stubborn types which com
posed ths bloody advertisement. rela-
! tive. ia his bloody Quarters. We
advise the editor Of 'hatApaper TO pluck
!, up courage, and pluck the beard Of the
scoundrel the first opportunity. The