The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-20
From the Prov. Hep.
TO rzz rarEnGnN ~ ~uonE
ISLAND. sNn,

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TO THE rRrEn6EN ~ ~Eon1es
FELLOW-CITIZEr ~
The undersigned beg M"'S LAssent I
for your consideration soan J The rsa-
sons, which should induce tNV >sple Of
this State to support the reelection OF
ANDREW JACKSON 20 the Presiden-
cy.
LOOK AT OUR FOREIGN RELA-
TIONS.
In his negotiations with foreign pow
ers, HE has been eminently successful.
He HAS accomplished more to ad-
vance the interests and promote the pros.
perity of the country--than any prece-
ding ADMINISTRATION in the same length Of
time. etr,t.se
HE HAS perfected Treaties of Amity
and Commerce with, and obtained salts
factory arrangements from the following
powers, viz: ,t
WITH FRANCEr-which has en-
gagged, and hitherto bsflied the efforts of
all his predecessors, bYa which s5,0OO,-
600 have been secured 10 the country as
an INDEMNITY for spoliations upon
our Commerce. srn rr
WITH DENMARK--by which $780,
900 have been secured as an INDEM-
NIFTY for similar depredations. 3.
WITH COLUMBIA AND PORTU.
GAL-by which nn IMMENSE SUM
has also been secured, and partly paid
aud an amicable understanding restored
between the three countries. .
WITH ENGLAND--by which the
wEST-INDIA TRADE, that was lost
by the former administration, HAS BEEN
REsToREp-and which has opened di-
rect MARKET for the products Of the
country, to the amount Of Sl.44l, ,253
for the first year under tho arrange
ment. ic"
WITH TURKEY AND ASIA-by
which vast field for Commercial enter
prize and employment Of commercial
capital, never before realized, has been
opened. 5ife
WITH SPAIN. MEXICO, BRAZIL
AND NAPLES--by which all the eau
ses of CONTROVERSIES, and embit-
tered DISPUTES have been REMOV-
ED; MUTUAL AND BENEFICIAL
RELATIONS CULTIVATED and
highly satisfactory and honorable ar
rangemsnts made and completed.
in FINE-Under his administration,
the country exhibits RARE SPEC
TACLE of GENERAL PROSPERI-
TY and UNExAMPLED PEACE,
with ALL NATIONs-rppsurss with
none-eatangling alliances with none.
EXAMINE OUR DOMESTIC RE-
LATIONS.
He HAS faithfully administered the
Government, with a scmpulous regard
TO the CONSTITUTION, & in confor-
nifty to the PRECEPTS and PRINCI-
PIES of JEFFERSON, MADISON.
and MUNROE. "u
HE HAS CHECKED this psrnicious
tendency Of modern construction. which
THREATENED its very, sxissencs, &
has brought back the GOVERNMENT
10 its PURE and LEGITIMATE OR
BIT. 9v s; l1
HE HAS liquidated and exiting gaishe,
the NATIONAL DE BIT, by the judic
ious payment of s6,7O5.e05 81. NOR,
than any Of his predecessors. t.sri.
HE HAS lessensd the expenditures o
Government--including the above-an,
s3,1s2,3 1882 5s-additional appropris
tions by Congress, for revolu,ionar,
claims and the payment of tho Massa
ehusetts claims, &c. s2,439. $50 81.
HE HAS introduced a system of c
economy and strict accountability in tn
PUBLIC OFFICES--by which upward
of s5O0,000 have been saved to the peo
pie. 49, -''''-"-'~ - Z '''''
HE HAS dismissed UNFAITHFUI
OFFICERS, and DEFAULTERs, an,
detected numerous inexcusssble pocul !,
tions upon the public treasury.
HE HAS manifested forbearanc
towards his political opponsuts in bis re