The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18
combination, to sxclaiu, against intrigue and

combination, 10 eXelair1 against intrigue md
coalition. The cry of corruption. bargain,
federalism, will have no effect upon the intel.
ligent citizens Of the Union. They have been
once deceived; but the conduct of this admin.
istraiion and Of those who are nearly connect
ed with it, has opened their eyes, and made
them aware Of their error. They have seen
men enjoying the econfdence Orthe Executive,
by words and actions openly manifesting con.
tempt for all that is righteous in principle.
They have heard wrong justified and com.
mended, and right rdiculed and decrled, by
those who are associated with the govern
ment; md they are awakening to the convic-
tion that the safety Of every thing dear 10
ireemen requires, that these things should
sink deep into our memories, until the time
] arrives when they may influence our actions
PvF Puff! Paf The federal papers
are all out III praise Of the great speech of
the great Mr.. Webster-ihe "god.llke"
Mr. Webster-tbe immortal mr.. Webster
the non such Of Oraiors-the Pink" Of
perfection, and the dahy down dilly of
statesman. These federal editors are
mean felows-,hey fawn upon their own
men, and faucr them in the most gross
terms. Webster is q clever man, in the
English meaning Of the word; but he is
poor politician, without tact. AS states.
man, he is far inferior TO Van Buren, IoyGe.
and several others,and ms an eloquent and
sound lawyer, behind the late John Wells
and Thomas Adds Emmett. and yet puff !!
puff! puff! is the order Of the day with the
coalition" Cou 81 Eng
Such an article from Noah, thc most
scryilc editor in The Union. wocld make
a cat laugh.
CouRr MARTrAL.-A General Naval
| Court Martial, ofwhlch 0om. RInGELY is
Presdcnl; asscrbcd at Washington on
Monday. We are much concerned" !"
says the National lntelligehcer, "to hear,
that a considerable number Of officers. OF
the higher ranks Of the service-a larger
number, we believe, than has often occur.
red at any time before-nre now under ar
rest, and will probably receive their trials
by the Court now convened"
u. S. SENATE.--Therc are in the Unit.
cd States Senate thirty-nnc lawyers, two
merchants, one physician, and five farmers
and anufnctusers~-niue have been gov
ernors of different states, and fifteen have
been judges.
The Hornet is given mp MS lost. Orders
have been received by the navy agent at
Baltimore to discontinue the payment OF
| the allotment tickets granted 10 her officers
aud crew; and n petition has been eXtcn-
sively signed in this city that the pay Of
said officers aud crew may be continued
twdve months, for the benefit Of surviving
relatives. Niles.
SuPREME COURT OF THE L. S. II is
mentioned as a novelty, and probably is
worthy oi rccord--thata secretary Of state,
| .Nr. Van Burenl has appeared in the su.
preme court. as counsel, in the famous
Astor case"--o or claim to'a large tract of
land in Putnam county, New York; which
has been brought up TO the last tribunal.
| for adjudication.
A GLoEl0us ACT. From tho state OF
Mississippi VIC learn that an act had pas.
sed both branches Of the legislature OF
that state. extending to irdians residing
within the limits Of that state all The PRIV
ilcGes and mmunitics whatever OF citi>ens
orihGi state thus incorporating them with
the white population. The bill wanted on.
" the signature of tie governor TO become
q law.
This act. we must think, will effect oil
that can be reasonably expected in behalf
Of the Indians. and without violence. Il
willing to give up the hunter state and be-
come citi.CnS, we shall rejoice at il; but, il
unyieldng 10 circumstances. they shall
adhere To their ancient habits, they will
voluntarily retire To vacant lands assigned
them beyond the Mississippi.
Mrxrco. The New Orleans Bee ortbc
20ih nit. contains a proclamation by the
Lieutenant Governor orthe State ofOoiaca
10 the inhabitants, in reference to the in
surrPcton in favor Of central government.
which had broke out in CampeaclY. He
says that the rrin,iples of Federation are
rs clear to patriotic Mevicaus, as indepen.
dence itself; speaks Of the nsurgentsIas q
handful or troops; aud states that he has
given the President Guerrero assurances
that the people Of Oajaca will support the
constitution.
MAIL Roppfhs TAKEN. The Phila.
delphia Chronicle of Monday evening,
contains the following postscript:--"We
stop the press to announce that the three
persons concerned in tho robbery Of the
mail in the neighborhood Of This ctv have
been taken. Ore Of them. James Porter.
alias James Wray was taken on the 9Th
inst. in Baltimore, about nine O'Clock, qui.
city walking with woman hanging on his
arm. Most ofihe watches taken from the
passengers. he pawned in the vicinity oi
this city, and have been or may be recov.
cred"
Fanny Wright has chartered vessel n'
! Now Orleans for the transnnrintinn OF