The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-10

I;c,;vclv assailcdh by .Camnre,o"s ~
xyash;nctop. and Mr.. Van bnrens =
,'o,,,h-n;ecc. al Richmond; and why, a
non,lc reader? Can it be supposed a
sh,, Cambreleng, in fact, cares straw
cnr John Randolp.--or that hhcn'e
60, now view with such jealous aiicc-
,;on the man he abused for hitce"
wears, and who has ever mace nn, s"S
bntt of his more than mortal po"eis u
sarcasm The idea is farcicai-h u'e
,rnth were known, both gentlemen
hoIJ;,c the interests of their Secretary /
- ,ora,nount regard, would not have
49, Smallest objection to hear, that the
s..sburch yard Cough" had at length
horne IT'S yictim.to that bourne to which
me has been threatening to GO tor so
s many wears, lest he mi .;,t suddenly re-
turn. and perplex the Dutchman
Presidential arrangements F" ha'i Is
then, that put little Cambreleng !" ~,
ccstacy, and threw Ritche INTO spas'hs
Uurres switches their little Secretary
tbe;r dear Van Buren,, most unmerciiui-
2 Nv. most confoundedly. That IS the
whole secret Of their passion. lie
proyes TO demonstration, that Mr. Kan
dolph's appointment was sic'gh' VI
b,nd trick of the little Secretary--a
L;ll;og Of two birds with ono st"no--
= first TO fiatter Virginia; second, 70
transfer Roanoke, whose constitutional
temperament and eccentric poht'ca
movements could not be trusted: 10
distant theatre, while Martin was si'ent
" and secretly, fixing the screws io'
The next Presidential election. Im'
was the grief of the wound. !.
MIR. Burgess it has been seen' mani
Tasted disposition To reply to Cam
hrelenr. md we learn he is charged 'uf
90 the muzzle." He will doubtless
blow the gentleman ''sky high;' ano
those who wish to see ofiic'onshess re-
buked and decorum outraged VIII no
care how high he is blown ny th'
Rhode Island Volcano.-Every disin
terested admirer of John Randolph
feels that he has been infinitely mor'
injured nv others in this Debate tha'
by Mr.. Burgess.
1Eaistcr to RussiG.--We present 10
dnv the speech of Mr.. Burgess,
Rhode Island, in the House ot Repre
ssntatiyes, on Mr.. Stanberry's motio,
20 strike out of the appropriation bil
the item of 1000 dollars proposed To-
the present years salary of the MINIS
TOR to Russia. Mr.. Burgess is an abl'
and fearless speaker. As n represen
tative of the people, he felt it his duty
on this occasion, TO expose the true
character of the mission to Russia, ant
y tn ATTEMPT. as Gar as he might, to check
the wasteful expenditure OF the pubic
money without any possible beneht Il
the country, and as it would seem D,
tho facts Of the case, for the mere Pur
nose of regarding the sentiment pubiI'
services" of Mr.. Randolph--renderet
in a thirty years abuse of the previou,
administrations What reasonable
hone could have been entertained II
the outset, that such parsonage n
John Randolph could have RENDERED
service to his country as its srepresenta
five at the Court of Russia? And hav
inr abandoned the mission after n iev
days soiomrn at that Court, with III
1000 dollars outfit, what just right cal
he have to claim a years salary o
10000 in addition? Mr.. Burgess hell
: the subject up in its true light; and il
doing so, he bore with unwanted fore
on the sMachiavelian policy at th'
bottom of this singular appointment
He might easily have foreseen one Q
the consequences: the troops of TIT
palace, and especially the rctainers o
the cunning Secretary, were exclte'
into great commotion by the pungencl
Of his remarks. Among others, Mr.
Cambrcleng took the field on this oc
casion with much bracery against th'
old grey headed statesman OF Khod'
Island.-Bah. Pat. ~ =.
The Albany Advertiser has the FOL
lowing remark upon the speech of Mr.
Burgess, upon the Russian Mission
which is published in that paper oflas
Saturday.
The speech of Mr.. Burgess, Off. !
is masterpiece Of eloquent strength
surprising power and forcible satire
No one can read it without admlrli'
the talent and respecting the patriot
ism Of this venerable man, who at TIT
aye of more than sixty, retains all tn
mental vigor Of youth. a0,
The following are the remarks
Mr. Cambrelcng, in reply to Mr.. Bur
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