Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-03
THE BOSTON STATESMAN.

phrafy, VINO IS always disposed To extend n Ia
vor 10 those who are ready 20 accept Of his
kind courtesies and attentions,
Had it not been for his .berality, i, is not
probable that we should have known, that
such a papor as the BosroS DAILY AmERI-
CAN srArEsMAS-ericion, Heavens what a
name existed and most assurediv. ws should
mi have seen the scandalous and doubly vul-
gar article, which we shall presently copy, TO
receive the urninglcd contempt ofevcry hon
est and independent Rhoto-I.ander. We ap-
pea, to all, and ask them. Il taey will tamely
consent, that the most Distinguished man ofthc
State, shall bo grossly Iibo!led, By band of
tgnordm1ses and vulgar writer's, who inhGbit
she "saloons hot Of the IIerini'c 60 but Of
tho Boston Statesman. Bot lest We should
detan the indulgent reader too long, by orr
erra,ic. and ungrammat;cdl " observations,
VIC proceed TO copy tn, article from The Silics-
man, precisely as we found it" wI,hon, al
teration, preface or a!dcnd,;' and in tho
samo breath, inquire of our friends, and the
admirers of Rhode Island genius, if they vii!
spuictly consent 20 sec their favori;e thus wan
tonly and scandalous!y libe.led:
r,,v pr,o,, r,c.r.,,, ,.,', ,.-.o,,,.. rto h,
been long ia "nI'"ci p"''ei'n = c' eon ?oG' Of l'c
p'ahe couit. Of Rh,ie lan @''re he wa' oo'h,et fr
%,.. ~. s,,, r, % ,,. ,au.h ',ry,r .c"e ,i,n
r,na, 'al br IN how're q, NE 'fr nI' & 'aa r','h"' Of
n!ns style .. the ely of WA''ns on fhe ,,era' mo Mt
Gor h;"'e yess ptsi h,yr icir the I,wc, ialtc Il tie
court o! WIN e on e ,", , '' o""
il not noe'n'F superior to c orll w. AMI br co oa'
Of h. Won ioWn ,,cr on toe II Eo olc m.hl lie
.b,tnr G co,.bo, NJ jnv,oi. IMAM" ''"''P
An"ns ni5s oIamr", m % OF hs' p' .,|tn' & o.
.,on, lee io"ct he 'c"oo' s'e II hs eiaa'"f
al Jrri o"" Tint ccn Il lci rc!ia rrr,irg, ,;c frs.
s.rsn iii ''S of rrs a., in,s'Sn g"
H.. !, e Gn3o' @ %h2 ",r M 'f fI l' ''a n't
she Democrat. Of The u.ion r,.o her', in.a! d,
.oeh poGica mue, =, IL. G. are anbs To- popo.se ;e ae.
That t"' 'h"ei' itnp"f anes 'n1y not be a.
tachcd to tie foregoing Infamous attack on
tho reputation OF 'r' HuTS.'' 1t may no well
en''gh 10 cast the ven aSide' a"h Ih'"ih o'ir
friends something III ro'a'on 10 the quarter
if'" "hcnce II proceoGed'
me BOSTON S'a'eS"A"' IS ono o' 'ne mo"
rTNeht a''oca'c'' ''sheFa' 'a'A'oH mas 'n' =
"ohoT OF rah-."s amor H'' 'o0' a'd a's'''-
a'es'aho IL ma"os II a P''"' 'PA' para o. "s u"9'
70 Ie'iis ana "a'uce Ill '"o arc "''""'y 10
''e present a''''I''''''',""'
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sycophah''.
A' Mr.. Dnr!cs mas at'aiheh n dsIhg''ShHl
rank III Inc o"uhc"S OF 'iS N't'oh' Tue o'a'es-
man. ie"fiul oi Inc eloctS oi MS eiof"ence'
has thought proper to attack man. who /
probably cares "a little about the rl'iings OF
the Boston DlIy American Statesnan, rs nc
does about the dog who bays the moon, and
ye!!s at the IA ih'sat wind.
by dong thus, the Statesman dors not assist
its own cause, but produces contrary eHcc';
and we should suppose that It's conductors
would refrain from such SILLY ani contemplate
practices Ii they we're the men that they
profess 20 be, aud were the od''ors that COM
mon report has maao them' they would not
follow uD the practice to which they are so
strangely addicted, bat would lcavc the world
10 believe, that they are really gentlemen and
l,en Of honor, principle and virtue.