The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
FARCE, and
HURGES,


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You have probably frequently heard ibe
expression "IT is ALL THE SAME" and |
ike myself probably have not been awale e
aow many different things the same means
Croal light on this subject burst upon nc
to day on being informed that the same 'o'd
Democratic party which fourished in the
days OF Thomas Jefferson, met IN Conven-
ton on the 4th at East Greenwich, under
TIC ti,lo Of the Jackson Convention, CON.
posed 10 part Of the same old Federalists,
who in those days opposed that same De.
tnoero,ic party; that this Jackson Conven
ton nominated us fit persons to represent
this State IN the neyt Congress, the lden-
,cal same men, who were members OF Con
gress in 1924 and ), and who gave the vote
Of the State to Mr.. Adams, in preference
! to Gen. Jackson, without which vote Mr..
Adams could not have been elected on the
first ballot, Gf at all) Thus you see that
the Jackson party in this state are dcslrous
of being represented in Congress by the
sci same men who made mr.. Adams Pres
idcnt.
have also learned, that one Of these
same candidates, solicited an Office OF mr..
Adams for his brother; that the same gen.
tleman's brother was nominated tn the Sen.
ate by mr.. Adams a few days previous 10
the 4th of March last, TO the same Office
" hlch had for many years before been fill
ed by his father--thot the Senate declined
acting on the nomination.. and that the same
rcntleman's same brother was afterwards
nominated by the present Chief Magistrate,
and was approved by the same Senate !
nm aware inoi there is more sonieness IN
al, tas tnsn is agreeable My object is'
after sta,i'g the facts, to enquire OF the
same gon' eman if he thinks It's fH he
same whsiacr lie 8 on the one side or the
l,her, provided &c ana his brother arc both
" slice
Asto 40 other candida. ought TO
Z ha, . aagDed hrst out l.is .le same whe'
ther he comes first or laso he ought to
know thpt if hs object is to serve his ma
live State 10 the utmost Of his ability. he
as he some opportunity of dong so on the
Bench as in Cong gress--bui for my partial
~ COX The worJ same. ! should say ne has
ppch greater opportunity. Has the sam,
} aantlcman no apprehension that his per
s,,iing himself 10 be put in nomination.
chez he succeeds or is defeated, has the
a. mischievous effect on our new iodi,
,lsry svstem? Does he no, - 20 Sst
we ere in danger ~er.ipF T.f a. ea
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