The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06

succeed IN pacing one OF theli party !" "'o
chair, be will appoint such men, and such
only, on all the important committees, as
shall possess at least the disposition to do
every thing in their power to retard and
embarras the government in oil It's mea'
sures and movements.
The Presidents message to Congress
will probably be received here on Satur'
day, and shall appear in our next.
--ses~-
In the last number Of the Village Record,
Mr. Miner. after taking survey OF the state
Of politics in Pennsylvania, New-fork and
Virginia, IL Of the opinion that ultimate ma
joriiies will be probably given for tho Admin
istration in all those States. lie relies, as
we do, on the redeeming power OF Pu6iic VIZ
tue and intelligence, to put the efforts Of the
Opposition, although they are marked with
character Of concert and desperation which is
enough to alarm calm and rejecting citizens
In the conclusion Of his editorial observations,
the editor of the Record gives brief SKETCH
I ny way Of hypothesis, oil the country under
| the rule Of Gen. Jackson This portion OF the
article, on account OF its correctLess OF out
line, and the vivid strength ofits coloring, we
extract for tho perusal of our readers. 1t IS
sufficient to promise that there is nothing IN
the history of human nature which does not
! Sustain the accuracy of the sketch
NAT. Jour.
If the military flag is to be unfurled-if
the camp 10 be the sole avenue 10 honors-
if our Catos arc to be sacrificed that C@-
sars NAV rule, then are we IN the gulph-
styeam that has swept away all other ke-
pubics to perditlon. =,
All who hate The dull pursuits of civil
life, ardcntly arrange themselves under the
banner of the military chieftaln Tins tact,
we should suppose, would alarm The pru-
dent who have wished him success. Give
the military spirit the ascendancy, and the
question will soon become here, as IT was
IN France, under Bonaparte--"in what
campaign hnve you served" The mi',,ia
viii fall into disreputc--the standing ar
my be greatly enlarged, and absorb to At
, sc,f al respect and honor. Epauletteu
dandcs will be seen parading Our streets
,necripg at farmers sons as Inferior. .
War war! and there never is needed
pretencc where the wish exists--tax und
oppression WI follow. The hands Of your
sons who would advance themselves in life
, must be taught to WELD tho sword instead
of the pen. What will avail learning
mental Instruction, CIVIC virtues and th'
, irnproycmcnt of the understanding, to bt
nbtaiaoG in perfection only by slow an'
d paintn study, if all sorts of VIOLENCE, com
bined with notorious unh'uess, ere over
= looked in 4 maH who has gained VICTOR!
: IN battle. md he il thereby purified, AM
b. exalted into til candidate Tor the Presl
cnial Chair.
Your lcucrsons--y ljEsworths-you
j. Frnnkhns--will be thrown iuto the shade
s md aich chiefs rs Scverus aud Carracali
lead your desInics'
..-sM sMn.--
|. MovruIy ANrI JACKSON ExrOsiron.-
5 We are informed by the Louisville, her
!, lucky, Focus, that " this the title OF
monthly pamphlet. which IS to commcnc
. It CINCINNATI, Oh the 9Th of January mex
h and be continued IN ten numbers, Til th
f. Presidential election takes place. Fac
p number is 10 contain forty pages, and Tn
4 price Of the ten numbers will be one dolls
i PAID in advance. The OvDwcd object rs
:. expose the ialsehoods o'tEc Jackson part
and unmask the unprinciplcd members {
: the combination From the prosDcctn
v wc shall expect strong, able, and tai'I
y ful production. II is to be edited by 81
n ciety of gentlemen, and published at Il
Y efire Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
d We should think that work like thl
.s would be very generally pa'ronlzcd by IL
10 friends of tho Administration throuaho
[ the United States. The principal Edltc
ID as we understand, isto be CHARLES
y HAMMOND. Esq distinguished polite
IS writer; man of fine genius, great indu
il try and research. 1t will unquestlonab
nr be "A work of much merit. and do honor
&c all who are connscted with MS publicatIo
n Lit. Cad
is Nsw.YonK, Dec. 1.
8. Mr.. Gallatin, date minister 10 Englan
il. returned Yesterday With his family IN q
n. Sylvanus jenkins. Mr. Gallatin has su
he ceedcj ia cffecting an arrangement
a some of the most important objects comm
a. ted 10 his charge in others he has be
n. disappointed by the unreasonable and ps
tinacious claims Of the British Cabin
Sc The indemnity however for deported slay
h and the renewal of the commercial conve
~. ton between the two countries, arest
%. valuable resul;s ofhis mission. The w,
in India trade is yet an unsettled questi'
ne and we trust, rather than this nation sh
Ill depart one title from the ground it has
ic. sumed, will long remain so.
TO William Beach Lawrence, ESQ roma
be in London, as charge dcs nflaircs Of the
he States Mission.--I American.
Tot - :,
,at Sneison, he Bank RobLer. taken II
le. Royalton, (VtJ Advocate, received !
ar. morning, states, by information recei'
to from Quebec, that Snelsoh, the robber