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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28

small, and the quality coarse, such as was
suitable for carpets. This does not tally
with report. For it is stated on authority
that deem unquestio nable, that an indivd-
ua manufacturer, Of Rhode Island, imported
$4,000 worth Of yarn during the last year,
under whatever grade it may have passed
the custom house, was absolutely intended
for-not carpeting-but fine broadcloths.
As dislike to deal in inuendoes, I will
cheerfuly communicate to Mr.. Fisher, by
letter, should he desire it, all the information
possess upon this subject, with the name
of the reputed importer.
In making this communication. disclaim
all political and personal motives; nor do
intend to become party in thA controversy.
II is due to the editor Of the Journal, and TO
the man Ifacturers implicated. The wool
lens cause has ever had my ardent support.
have been liberal Of time and means to sus
tain it. And l have personal respect and
esteem for the gentlemen above named, SO
far as they are known TO me personally
| The reports that have had currency, have
operated to the prejudice ofthe manufacturer:
and il they are not true, it is time they were
arrested and disproved, at least by the un.
qualified denial Of the parties implicated.
will not question the manufacturers right 10
purchase WOOL or yarn WneTe ne pieaseS, OF
in the way he deems best for his interest
II is pretty general rule among all classes
to buy where they can do it to the best ad
vantage. the same time the public will
decide upon the purity, or patriotism, of the
motive. 4,s, J. BUEL.
*rhe ostensihle object of the manufactu
rers' meeting in 1881, aside from the pre-
tence Of putting down the wool speculator
was to devise means to prevent tho evaslons
Of the revenue laws and the frauds on the
revenue but the real object was for the pur-
pose Of entering into 4 combination and de
vsing measures for the purchase Of foreign
wool, with the ultimate design Of compelling
the American wool grower to reduce hli
prices. The smaller manufacturers, the true
encouragers of domestic industry and OF the
agricultural interests, were not let into The
scheme-they supposed that the convention
was held for, and intended to promote. III
pretended objects. But the large manufac
turing establishments, chiefly in Massachu
setts and Rhode Island, entered into ane
maturcd the project sent agents abroad
who, appearing at the great European WOO
fairs, entered into competition with the for
eign agents and purchasers, and bought up
and sent to their manufacturing employers
in this country, more than six times the
quantity Of wool ever before imported in one
year. EDITOR ARGUS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28

Ring motfo.--A lad about going to
sea, was presented by his parent with a
ring, on which was inscribcd,-
"Whon this you see,
Remem ,er--psother."
Surely" exclaimed a nntivc Of the
Emerald Isle. to a person bothering him
with inquiries, 81 wish you would be af.
ter asking something besides questions"
NeW Bedford Gas. :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28
From the Providence Herald.
EAST GREENWICH CONVEN-
TION.
TION.

East -Green~ich, dug. s3, 1882.
Sm.-Yesterday afternoon Jonathan
Whitman, the prime manager, made bis
appearance in this village. Some citi-
zens Immediately exclaimed here is Bur-
ges' pointer-Tristam is on the coast
and sure enough, very soon Tristan ap-.
peared in propria persona, ring -boneJ,
spawned, and badly diseased with the
heaves. L, is said the coppcr-head
precedes the rattle snake, as a pointer,
and the prime manager performs the
same Office for old Burgess. To day they
had n caucus composed Of nationals.
manufacturers, aud their rctainers--and
a shabby nffair it was. Robbins and
Burgess each made an address to an as
sembIy OF about sisty, Of all sorts, boys
included. James Rhodes [four-and-six-
pence and lilree and sixpencs make
nine shiiiingsl was Cimirmun, and
Christopher Rhodes, Wm. Rhodes,
John Allen, VIM. Anthony and the other
great manufacturers and royal arc!, ina
sons, constituted Tie party aud i, was
very gratifying that not single farmer
in the country towns attended.
Mr.. Robbins first addressed the audi
ence upon the veto and the national bank.
1t was curious circumstance to hear
such man talk about the national bank
when he and his pecuniary transactions
are so well known in the place of his
residence. That a man of the moral
character of Asher Robbins should pos
sess the impudence to arraign the ad-
minis!ration, in the face of an indepen-
dent people, exceeds belief. Before he
concluded, however, the people were so
tired that they began to leave the house,
when Robbins took the hint and sat
down.
Then began the "red dragon" and
"forked lightning" Orator. lie COM
menced by saying that the present
dreadful scourge that God, in his ven
geance, had permitted to visit the world,
was preferable to the administration Of
General Jackson. This impious and
wicked imprecation caused shudder
through the whole house. 1t was worse,
if any thing, than the "war, pestiIence
and famine" Of the apostare Clay. That
is, the continuance ofthe Cholera, which
has depopulated cites, swept off whole
families and neighborhoods, would be
more tolerabIc than an administration
thai had been elected by three fourths
Of tn oQhssn,eN irthis nation, A more
blasphemous PROCLAMATION was never ut
tered by the most confirmed atheist. But
such is Tristan Burgess. and it is only
strange and wonderful. that christian
people would permit such being to
exist among them.
The residue of his speech was a tis-
sue of abuse and slandcr against the
President, in style too low, grovelling
and dirty for the car of any decent man
That President Of the United States
should be libelled and illuminated by
A man a. immoraI and beastly as Bur-
res has been, and that known too, to 80
many of his auditors is beyond endur-
,uee That Jackson, who has. defen-
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I'VE wan. no moro BuLIlrs shooting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23
rEMAlE MIssloNANY sooErY

Al a nlc5tine Of 4 AQpbar Of Iotles ut the Meth
od,st Episcopal CAor,l, on the 18Th July l.''
pursuant to public notiae, tat the paro,s ct i'rm
my Fcmalc Missionary Soacy, the Neo ~
wand Cannon was requested 10 preside aud NI1f
Lucy Nj Oty Vas appointed Secretary, when the
following Constitution vas submitted and adopted
unanimously
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23
FOR THE yiRGINfAg.


Ncssrs Editor. The proceedings Of the Sari-
Gus asscnlblages which took place on the AmFef-
sary Of our Independence. will speak language to
the " Nulhfyers7 which they cannot misunderstood
To them, the Developments that have been already
made, will be a source of considerable chagrn, and
If the cratic Statesmen ofthe great South pu
their harmless theory in practice, III the place oI
Virginia declaring herself an ally, she will speak
in characters as busting as Ntgdtstaae ami M
te5orc"
The adjustment made by Congress, o., the Iarilt
will be satisfactory to seven-cgh,hs Of the people
of this STATE and the politician who has an Io'a oil
dsccrnmcut, VIII not partake oftcason, Wllh Tho
expectation Of being backed blythe community
Is Notification, Sir, is treason, aud he who adYo
Gates it is traitor to our dearest rights so SAID
CONSPICUOUS member in public debate, IN the lie
gislature of North Carolina, and five may yled
eredcnce TO universal accounts the patriotic ana or
DERBY citizens Of mat State will sustain the POSITION
The action of Mobilization would be treason, be
cause il would violate an act Of Congress, made d
creeably TO the 9Th section Of the Constitution oil
the T. S. and he who advocates II faccordglS - We
photographers of,he day, who deiag treason 70 be
" ain offence against the Commonwealth. ", would
Sustain h. character consequent from these prem'-
seS
II is the ght-nay, it 10 The dutg 81 every nan
10 use all legal aud co-rea means 10 fcIrrs5 "ha'
h. may conceive 10 I've grievance; y a.@g tp'a,
he will have tin appreciation Of mWoity "i MS
counfrvmeu But when ne shall SO far torsat his
duty an his obligations as to throw hrearanHs Il
rs7,,y - axr,ru,r ems = i -, .. M. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23
TUESDAY, JuIy II, 1882

The Convention was opened with prayer by the
Rev Mr. Boydcn, OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The committee appointed yesterday 70 report
what subjects are proper for the consideration Oh
tie Convention, and the order in which those sub
ects should lie acted upon, reported that they had
performed that duty, and recommend,
lst The nomination of a President aud Vice
President oftha United States.
2dy, The appointment Of committee to draft
an Address to the Pcopleof Virginia j..
Billy The appointment Of a committee to draft
resolutions expressive OF the sense of'his Conyen
ton.
Aud 4thIy, a Committee to frame an Electoral
Ticket.
Winch report was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Waddell, ofAugusta, then submitted the
following resolution
Rsolred, That this Convention, entertaining the
highest sense Of the talents PATRIOTISM and lhtegr
rity of HENRY CLAY Of kentucky and OF the
purely American feeling which induced the Ma
tj3,a, r. lf.ea- Convention fet ., B.stetoF"
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give lnmscifa sapartisrd mporilpc9 The seal Of
publ dssIace saou.d be Inflicted upo Inn. as a
waning 10 ny.sesls ana to Sic ,..,f-~'"u al tn.
Ar..a.5 nrsrr W. f,aa5 atrafei ii he
r,a ST Nuialissd.s -. Pas,hsreHs at asase VII
.i9ttitc contrary notwithstanding
ltism ytu To talk abaa, lae Gahaung the
Inn. tons oal F,oyds They are bat mon, aud Ia
bon uadar the sane mfrmtlcS that tie thousands
do whu arr less gifted IL the glitter and flourish Of
rhetoric, bat Wh1 are equal IN all the qnalG atoas
dat render them uYstnl ctiscns Ona exception
mis hi he TAKEN n thus conclusion, and that Is. The
many arc morr DISTINGUISHED and less influenced by
personal advantage, than thetew
MIR J,I.rsoq has been appealed n hr the Mil,
T !, ers, and some lue incauemlV IN his writing,
hls been dragged 10 liehl by Hem. IA od,r toptuec
what lhoy know never bal an n Jstence. Ia any
man believe thai Jefferson entertained the absurd
Ilen that SINGLE State could mlilyn law, mad'
I by delegations irom all the States IA the Union p
The dung il lnnossib'r = lut admitting the hypo-
thesis To hs correct WAerr vas he during thc *
element which The lLruaTd Convention chnucd ?
! Why I'D hc suffer his enrrries 10 lay recunbcut
when the inhabitants OF some urG States dcmnn
dcd the suspension NJ ia act ~ fatal 10 thcu pros
nruty, rs II WIS unjust an itself Il would require
some ingenuity Ia answer these question: To sup
/ puse Jefferson y N4.'h q and save his leputatou
Had he lived totnls day, he would have stretched
these modern Stte Il hts men. on tbc fneb Of his
tory, beacon Of ;! ,ht iqruar county IN tatole
] aye.
Fortunately for Mr. Madison, he has lived IL a
Il areen old az worn. Int sill steady amid the etc.
mouts and e5usummnei long aud useful polt
+ cal hlc by opposing The "iuuE deo,mHy OF
nIi,.ls ,i,,lffr4 her, Is nrrlans no 'aiiK tunl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23

n 4 rules held tIr Glct. ulrc of Amherst County
% n Court, on the 81 dy IN July, la'l2Dayid Inrau.
mn. aguinT VIM Neylll, Richard Harrison, Surviving
rarrer of Il iauispr Co. X. e. H. ,den aud Gcores
I. " hlains 4 90. DetS--in ChaEcerg.
The dr(cudaHt Il. q. Ilaydcn, nor having cn'ar-d
his aflrt ancc aud gh'ai s,UuIg according tf
Of Assembly and The itules hi, Cont ard q or, 1T
ing hS snthrt"ry "vtl, tEet H. is urt an h. ali
tiat Of hi cummun~rnh ordered ini Tho aid cri
daHt do appear here us ii tuy 6f The ten Ia
ans'rrthe bill ofthr rlamnhuH thai cog % n ottrr
br fprthn ith msorrd tin Lrrch6rE yirelts - Two
moGths s#ccesstGy, aud posted az the Font dir Of the
court house OF the e,n.iJ.
AcOpy-Iestr, ROBERT Tl.SEfY, =:
July ~ w2m
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CONSTITUTION,

unanimously
CONSTITUTIONS
| Art. This Association shall be named . Tht
Female Missionary Society, Of -yuchhurg," AUX
iieary 10 the Missionary Sorlrty Of tbc Methods
! T.. Church
AIT 2-rhe obiect Of tins SUtrry is, 10 nssi'
tic several ANNA. Conferences more eticctna'y Il
extend their Nj slonary nbors Throughout the
United State; and elsewhere.
! Art. 81 Tho business of the Society shall be
conducted by President Secretary, TREASURER and
Managers. who shall be elected at the annual
mecungs otthc Society.
Art. 4 six menlb,rs al all meetings. u tht
Board oil Managers, shall be quorum
Ar --fha board shall have euthuril, To make
! BY Lave tolceulate thor own proceedings, II fill
~ vacancies that may occur durng the year md
, aAa,lrcport chen transactions, aud a state ul The
lunis Of the Soelely nj their hunnal meetings, co
ny OF which shall be forwarded 10 the Correspon.
DIM SectIary Of the Parent Institution as sour as
possible
! Ar Zach subscriber paving %l,09 or up
wards, annually shall be u manbct and the pay
msu Oslo, or upwards, al one tlmr shall conau
tu'e a mcmbar FOR life.
Art The funds Of fhls Society, after lcdur
ting the necessary Incidental expenses, shall be
subject 10 the call Of the Treasurer ofthc Parent
Iusuuuon, for the purposes expressed IN the seeanl
article Of thIs Constitution.
Art s-Atall meetings Of the Society, and ofthC
Board ot Managers, the President, OF in her al
scnce, such Mcnbrras shall he chosen Ion the puf
% shall pre- RE.
Ar9 -ihc annual needing ahaa be hold a
sn-h tuue and Iaap as shall b. fixed by tie Boar-
ol Managers.
II 4
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NHiRGlNIA, TO WIT t-Nu Court holden fur tho coup
" Of lImhs, ri The Cuur hosr. the 18th day ~ Inr
I7l3II 1al iHssrrl fB0su aud nl-o adult. of
Gr"fer tasset drrd. William Vnssrr Epps Foster nni
SWah hs wife, and james HUT, tdmr 81 h late win,
Polly lnnt PM against Edward D. Jorf., Richard L.
san, Granville tnldoeland ArnsteId Hur,sdnlc Muir.
Of PCtcr R0rksdaIc decil. Drfeudlnts.
IN CllANCERY.
Tho dcrondar, Elanr1 . Jones' not having entered his
npprarpurr Rycu security ocotdinF the Hct of Assem-
.y and the rnlr al ts Court and 1t appearing 10 The sat
siueli0n Of tho Court that lie inhaitiHt Of this
tumm0n~ eaitI. Gu muilUn nfthe plaintiff by counsel,
is ordered thu tho Snii Defendant jones, d" appear
hnro the fourth Monday snptnmbcr and answer
hr plaintiffs h aud that copy nj tis order be furh
with inserted ia this LyHohbIrg Ngnlan for two mouths
snccc.dysy, aud posted tho fout door Of the
house, VI this county.
\ copy--Tcste, 49,
WILLIAM HOLT, y. c.
July % wan
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DEsICTt AR y.

DIED lalely in louisville, Ken Mr. ROBERT
JONES, for many yrars president otthl5 place.
-. on Sunday thc 18Th mst REBECGA
JANE, daughter ot Mrs cathorluc Dycrlc,<ncaf
this Place Shc vas II the 1lh SunmeG, aud for
one Of her aec possessed remarkable intelligence,
and a swecucSs Of temper almost equal TO that OF
vituous maturity A striking evidence Of the
former she exhibited tow hour, hel1re her DEATH
in voluntarily extending her hand 10 bid adieu 10
her agouized mother and weeping attendants A.
shc could nqt speah 1t was au adren of gesture and
of took alone tai luamatad her consciousness Of
eternity. sin ~ indeed ehltd oftare attractions
a rich foundation o. matccdl b.lssand the tca-s OF
parental love winch bcdewed her grave wcre large
" dup She was the last consolation Of mother
and widow, who had not lcng before lost husband
and another child, and whose thoughts, and hopes
and love seemed thereupon centcred upon her as
the last living source Of earthly joy-Bnt let the
torrent Of grief be staid let the bcreaged hcartbc
consoled The world Is but a round Of m1sfre'
and cares, which cit enbtlcr the feelings OF rper
wears. aud burthcn the existence Of old age,-and
the gravc Of infancy Is the chanGclof release from
the 50. Trough winch the indebted spirit escapes IA
yain to Heaven. Wrhayn seen the spirit OF man
hood and old agc take is leave Of mortality, and
even amrl tie melting soemuity Of the sepalauohr
ae have had msgigings AZ 60 It's desuny.-bat IN
the death Of mart innoc nee there Is '"eet con-
id.-tc as to ITS fate watch gives serenity even 10
tie lareayed and desuate feelings OF parent, IN
the hou Of re,post uIl cJjott When he first cod
flls a.27:y eu IL suainr - = . narr1w T'nal',
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! nyn Jshyt ,hatmo ga Il ldy, n ohasCnig a.
plraton. that our last hour may be Ike that Of the
| BABE
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COMMUNICATIONS =.
NATIONAL REPUBLttANC DNVEN Hon
OF VIRGINIA.
AleNpAY, lSa Jthf, la32

ol Stanton, on tha thlfd Monday IN jay i75!.
The Convention was called L" der ny D''IfN'
vsas Of Rock stnnl
On mot o. ot Mr. Stnard Of Orange, Aofah'm
z Woodbridge, Esq OF Chesterfield, WAS appon-
led Pres Pre temPofe
Anil, on mblon OF Mr.. pafn2n, OF Rp'korI5c'
Richard II. Toler ct l'ynehoars, vas appointed
Secretary pro te4P'fe.
The members the Conversion IN attendance
were requested to report themselves to the secret,
~; wler upon 1t app .ared thai the ioa'"m5 De-
cgates were present;
I8smu!s-uar!t7 M,5'ie, l.lbarn h RaIIey,
Nlham Wood, Iheodonek MfISob1t
AmltrSt--Wln. IL 0'"land frnan lh"ms.
Charles b. Ciuoorna, Joaeph staples, DR.. Daac.
+, Watson.
lugpaa-JosePh Brown, John y Christian,
John Wayb William Amey, j. idlteton W al
slI, samuel Miller. Fnomas }. Stuart, chgsIey
Kinney Robert ,. BROOKS panI trfo~, Ken
md 4 iler5, Ltrn5itoa Wadlei, Frederick
= r,,s
Bllor1- w lila Il DI.k'a5o1, W .R"m l.. @os5-
GA Joaph W lSoa, chP"Rn Johnson, Jf.
Bae@pH-.'tlacis / Anderson.
Brkisg-t'h,rt.sJ1 m Faulkner.
CsTsf It-Abr htGS. " 1Diird5e, Albert
Mnhacls, ID Janas IL. Bfand=r.
CiHyjsd II snfy J Brown JHnrs VI '23a5.
ff1aau-lIrary Ddbrd, jam u. Brow.
M5;es q fupsr
Eteiy,st-J : Carson, Z. ]. Hfeut
GJooitpi-- Calrlcs NJ Ee.m
Gesa5ricr-Tdo cra;h, Jr. Charles l.. Ar
Aa..tlt, Jr Jlmes A Melihanney.
u4lfIs,u-Luthcr Raymond
Hng5tye-l,-nG q. Jack, William FIarper
Eary--Jycrloa Slrtlms.
kli,qrtq-- Or. 5. Patrick. John I Finley.
Kag Georgc-Eiward + Tayloe
I,adgua---Joan J1uaey, u.nry w. Thom4s
Jula Stcycnson
Jya.IBurp-Dr JohnI CuLl,, Dr. Nicl 4h L
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= L. =, ~, 1.i,ally concur ~
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TIE CHOLERA.

Til. liDlsl4HA.
~ Sa,atidy Air4Rs Jaf, We received the fol-
dos NJ Cholera Reports
In Pliodstaia On the 18th, , hc@ cas- were
~ 1fed
Ia Nse lols, / = new eastsanh 81 deaths, on
The saWed ay
InNaies. y y and B,g'7eioa rlirre were
icw eoscs. a,ru5,a IA The following towns 10 thd
interior Of New lorI Albany, new cases, II,
deaths 7.-Lyons, } oasas seuaca Falls, . cease
l,ochcstcr case and Buffalo, ease.-Anons
the deaths nahr Detrotls l.icaf Cloy Of the L. s.
Army "A sonof Henry Cluy---anI sad 10 be
pom pa8 young man
~ We have n few day later from England
The King of England has sned the Reform Bill.
NJ 9TH
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/, MOTION Of Mr. id-ls Candle,

On notion Of Mr. q. is Condie'
Ofde5,d, That the further hearing Of he oeseb
po,tponed uftl IL oeloes, a. NJ, tomorrow,
y b. Samuel Horion was rcmanded inp Il, Gus.
to1y Of the Sergeant, u AIMS and MAS conducted
from ,he 3ar.
AID 40 Holsn as,saratd url, 10 morrow, Il
s.elschh -
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