Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-19
But before We bid him an eternal farewell.
let's wipe our eyes, and with snrloHfl bhix.

lhai las fp-e f,Isa fap'ots Trade If fus-
'an,sd'h as ~o'!d q sgr.se a sopaoa'o,e. and
dfa" tears only fom a ffusampn a. and ~ stress
Elizabeth pyewood. Ila rsnt about Gsusral
jackson, hs toasi. anu Lac l.nggs &c. are all
OF apiece, sud are worthy ola man, who had
the hsrd'hood 10 compete with Daniel Web.
ser, for a post of honor, and find himself sup
ported by a miserable packed minority Of
seventy voters.
Aiier master Harry sm,,h. hed delivered
himself Of he heavy load kat lad upon s,om
ach, II not on his conscience, NJ !stsr Frankly
Bayiies rose, and del'yered lsmselfof the fol-
lowing speech, which had ioas pressed Tor ut.
terance.
Hon. Mr.. BAYLIEs, Of Taunton, .boinc cal
led Oh for a toast, aud annnupo.d IA tho anIv
representative in Congress from ~ - England
who had voted for Gen. Jackson in $50
which annnnctatlon "as,recene cd with loud OK.
pressions os ap rotation Goai the u.sen.bly.-
observed, iiai II was 2~ene!l.iy Gnp!easant, on
occasions Ike tie present, to deia.n gentlemen
from Their social pleasures by spec ch-raasiu
nevertheless, the sIroug expressions Of appro-
bate" with which the aanlneIaiion 81 his name.
connected with an aliusion 10 a memorable
Transaction IN his LIE, lad been recei, ed, in
dnred hln SO frio depart from a previous do
icimn,tion, as 20 oitr a few rensi&s.
i!o had. at the last election of President Of
II United States, voted m HE House Of Re-
preseniativ-s for Andrew JlcsSon;-thal vote
re bad never regretted, aljhongh 1t tad been
he Source CT mueh IuquIciude 10 hin; IL had
operated HIM fIom Iaany tGenGs, = hose GOOD
vail he was anxious 10 ro'u:u; il had been tho
cause OF 90 lSQipss rsnruurl h. pX.Tv ,p.rt,,-
had been se.2ed To destroy tie hide POLITICAL
reputation hc had been SO iofianiie ca 10 &C.
l"'re, and he was openly ceEoGaced as tho
supporter Of Z triii0r md a r,t6srosi
Tina, he CHERISHED a high respect for the
character ofG Jscl -nn, sLd an anxious wish
FOR his elevation 10 the presiGsnty; he did NOT
deny. lie made Ia ayo"ai with pIde in IA.
nHcd Hall, tie cs.die Of Tie Ansiivan He,e,u.
lltion within tie sne wallS nL.s The ,oices
Of The pa'rin's of former tunes had oacs been
heard, roasng their counify,len To a:ira TO vim
dlcare lhe.r rich's; aud f ny lnn5,e voice
shall be raised IN honor of a lie O WAC has done
more shan any il'Ing nan TO i"iiesrats the
character OF ls roiuify, and nbo aas uon for
her one OF The most GLORIOUS ba',ies that wss
ever "On hv mortal ARIA, | truS. | shall hr.nu
no'issrrrdt on this place ooGse,istetI o liberty,
here VAS a iitns aisn every vuite vaspni-
ted N tie prI.e "f AnGrrw j4ckson There
vas > tame "hc, Q: an 'te !rg %>i,;ite bodies Of
Nassachrse:'s. b. sG'erm rts ..es, p:o aimed
10 he pe"p!e tnn: re VS. ~ise, brave, ss.iful.
v4!ient, ;inuof bic. A'ei' :, ~. liuient ard.ra-
;r:otic tAat lie rad saved lie -, Of N. ,y-Or-
leans tfon de~oili,on -tAtt te - erected hin
protecting works ~ The f., & 81 a rc.s-fItl r.
my, under tie cotniuAld Of teeran o.Gc-ts-
," hiii ana as ifh"p' 'tpy gaze al tie n.orV
ofilie triumph. far tkey ,l.o s4GIhat De can.
oral go'ern.ieB' d.tegstiai tie ~. ,u.s, oral
nfHEis!on, r'GU rug ,ieui 10 pro ct tie f, state
f;op INVASION, NEGLECTED The erection o, wor.s
oi ~dcienfe, o. 10 supply Tie mtnfsons OF war,
and o fralsn The res.l,r isaou. r.cee .sary
for protection u par4iieled .uderd n,,.s; have
been the circumstances of that rioYi,ss bs,,!e.
"hich extnrted this splendid trout. of PRAISE.
From those who had pre-, 'oasl; resolve that Il
was anheco"ng . moral eaI religious PEOPLE
to reIpIce foi OFT virtGr e.!
Htae character "f Andrew Jlct, son wazsuch
as he Lcg,slaturo of NJ seachrse - col, mnIv
@siirne,! 10 the woriI lf,ATl Legislature SOL
EMMY Thanked h'n, IN hchtlt 1T re al. far
has splendid services, ono W"ull thuk the peo-
pie at tiis state might sirl0se here was rome
excuse for one who hai believed The assertion
of their Legislature! and Il Cen Jackson il
possessed OF all the q,aitius wai,l.' they at.
'r'5n'cd 70 Inn, he csnno' disgrace the nstiou
siou!d he be elevated % tho chef mag slracv.
voted Ipr Gen Jackson (s,d MIR. B,ylesl
from an hnntst convection that lie Was The
preferable candidate | knew NY vote would
not ava! ban | knew his rival Would be cho,-
en-. l night have avoided Tire vn,e,- but I
was under u constitutional Obligation 70 dis
charge tbs high dutv. de Il, and did il, ton-
sc'en'iously, rcjoice to find that. NY opinion
ot thla grnat nan, IS sustained b. such a re-
Specialize number Of the citizens of Boson.-
And when | look around me, | am ei c,uss ved
m the hoPe,'hat a brighter day val soon dawn
on the epublici
In the speech Of Mr.. Biylies, there is moth.
ing 70 be found. which strictly speaking, can
be found obnoxious TO political criticism. He
is consistent. and bold, yet he oppose, tho
wishes Of his consti;gents, and disobeys their
implied Instructions. There is nothihg like
the sycophait about the man. and If ho win
only prove consistent, and homes, 10 tire end.
wo can foigho him, when we remember ,ha
services lie rendered to Rhodc-lsiand, on
former, but no very distant occasion. With
these remarks, We leave Mr.. D%,ylies, to the
enjoyment of his opinions, with hcp,, that ho
will, bye and by, be convinced &C Tho error Of
his ways. and IN justice TO himself aud lis pa.
irons, come ont tie open, and declared ,defendee
of the administration.
la bidding adieu 10 the proceedings, had as
Boston, on tho sih of ~Janrary, we val add.
"by TIE tooy # eminsnce," that tho whole
affair "wns all a IA ce.' aud that IN inlposine
aspec, has been g,on TO il. by the opposition
Press, which, in realty IL never wore. acd tbrk