The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-17

thou shalt be madea Judge override pco-
pie.
z. And the saying pleased Joseph well.
And ne answered and said, all that ,ny
lords command that viii do.
3. But 1t came TO pass, after Lemuei
had becn made ruler over the people,
and the crown had been put on his head,
that the great Sanhedrim of the Starcot-
sira assembled together, 10 take counsel
how they might fulfil the promises they
had made to their helpers and Joseph,
nothing doubling, assembled with them.
8. But Ia, when it was found that Jo-
seph had journeyed from his habitation
to the hall Of the Sanhedrim, by way of
the rea, 90 inherit the reward of his la
bors, the princes and mobiles looked COLI
temptuously upon him. and said, how
dost thou think it possible, that, being
forbidden by the law to set more than
five judges over the region thou inhabit-
est. we should bestow the reward on
eight, to whom we have made the prom
ise
10. And the countcnance of Joseph
fell, and his knees smote together ; aud
his ire was kindIed, as lie said, within
himself, have even found that men are
friends for their own occasions.
IL. But the princes and mobiles spoke
him fair, uttered soft words, and smiled
upon him; and the chef speaker said
unto him, inasmuch rs we cannot place
thee in the seat of Judgment, lest we
should give offence to others of our faith
full servants, now depart ye in peace unto
thine own house, continue faithful To do
the things we bid thee, and thou shall: be
remembered, it peradycn,ure Lemucl
sha!I be appointed ruler another year,
and we be bis cminscIors.
IL. And Joseph departed to his home
with a heavy heart, and communed with
the chief priests, and scribes, and elders,
concerning all these things.
l3. And concerning the other nets Of
Joseph, are they not written in the two
chapters of James ia the Chronicles of
Pawiucketi
HERRINGPOND WOODS. JUN'R.
Tekcutwap, 9th Of the month of Worms.
-TRrcK AND FoRGERr OF THE ARNOLD
JUsrA DETEcTEp.-The base attempt Of the
Triumvrate to deceive their fellow citizens
detected. Yesterday were brought to onr
ofjce two Of the handbills issued from the
Journal Office, containing the false and de-
eepiive statement oftbe finances. prepared BY
HAZARD, ARNOLD AND SIMMONS. These
handbiils were pot into the packets of our pa.
pers in the shop Of Pardon Sheldon, in this
town, and by forged address OF our directed
10 the Hon. William Whipple and his Bother
Joseph, Of Cumberland. The address is in
these Words
"Wm. Whipnlc Esq
from your mos, obt
w. Smons"
This is an Infamous forgery Of our name,
and still biser mode of ciec;loneering. To
what extent ,hi, practice Of our oppouents
has gone we know not. We seize Upon ih,s
early opportunity TO caution our fellow citi
xens. sgainst the mean aud contemplate
tricks 20 which the ArnolL faction resort To
saye themselves from tho Indignation OF on
abused nai deceived community.
This mode of carrying on the election is
certainly worthy OF the party, who claim ''aI
the honor. tu!onis, integrity aud moral hon
esty. What is its import? u admits their
owa statement is false. and 10 give IL the ap
pearnnce and sembiance of truth. they bssely
fmge our name upon il, that our friends miv
be led To believe that !. issued from our Of
fec. We hope our friends will not be de.
ceived by this contemplate trick; in tho
moan tipe we shall take the necessary meas.
nres 10 bring the author of this infanon, for
gefy 10 conjign punishment. Prov. Her.
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