The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-30

Tor his panopIy of proof we are certnin
OF glorious but bloodless victory.
ONE OF THE PEspLE,
THE PAwTUCKET CHRONICLE.
inconsequence Of the lamented dcatI,
OF Mr.. Fowler. a young man ofye
promising talents, we find that this paper
has been transferred To two young men.
who lately left this town, with the hone
OF doing something for themselves and i
their friends, which they were unable :,
accomplish in the place of their nativity.
we can only say at present, that we re-
gret, that in the first number offered nm.
der their auspices, they should have found .
u necessary, to make the remarks which
follow, in refation to the individuals to
whom those remarks refer. They left,
Newport, with the best of feelings in re-
gard to them and their friends and a,
this time, disposed TO ascribe to youthful
ardor, and jnceni!e eccentricity, what uu-
ger other circumstances would be unpar-
donable We suffer these remarks 10 pass
with mo other notice of them. than m
mere reference, with the hope that the
public may judge how far they were
warranted-the gentlemen attack ed do
not need newspaper paragraph, for
their vindication. ~,
DUrEE J. PEARcE.-Howeyer es,ima-
bic this gentleman's private disposition
may be, his late actions stamp him will,
Inc disgrace of a political hypocfite.-
ny ms folly bis reputation solid and
comprehensive, has been lacerated and
dishonored. This lawyer bellies h,s
birthplace his latest exhibitiops ,nre
woefully deficient in Prudence. and ali
o'hcr qualities excepting unparalleled
lmpudence. What can he now hone
and pray for ?-Perfidy is not an enri.
able situation. Will any political as
sociaions cherish viper thnt has stunp
the hand that blessed ius first exert;ons
and elevated him to his present unmeri.
ted good fortune &
Ihe anti-masons lean and for!orn
minority cannot satiate this cormorant.
this demagogue. Jackson-heroites al
ready sfart!ed-at his detection tenderly
iove the .reason and very affectionately
despise the traitor. Shame has wrune
from his lips, the disgraceful concession
that he is at heart National Repub!i-
can, nut an aPostate from policy! He
has done the State some service. and his
fellow citizens in return, have showered
down, on his shoulders broader than n
continent, offices and honors numerous
anl ponderous enough to break the
back bone ofa dromedary. h,t,
This mighty and troublesome Nnxiety
IN respect to an unpledged ticket, re-en-
acts the old farce of 1924, when the
Crawfordites were Gazing the lndepen-
dent yeomanry of Rhode Island into an
abandonment of their pledged electors,
and TO dissolute waste of their sutfra-
ges, on an unpledged ticket, who were
inimicalt0 the welfare of their State.-
The sagacrous freemen then taught
these upstarts a lesson that will never
be forgotten. ls 6 s'31a ,slsset
Mr.. Pearce hesitates not. to nggra-
vatenihe public misery, by e6deavoring
TO crente fourth and non-descfipt band
by whose influence he will gIiii his palty
revenge and desecrate his official power
intoa coarse instrument of vindictive.
fury. .'aF ~'t "a.
UNPLEDGBD The most interesting
creature, having a.nose, IN an animal !.
not described either IN Buttons or anv
other volume of Natural History. This
phenomenon y'cIeped unpledged was
imported into the county Of Newport by
the Hon. Dutee J. 'Pearce. As this gem
sleman is Immensely opulent and extern,
ssively engaged IN commerce, he has
been enabIed-to smuggIe this singular
bIped into this inliospiiabIe county. 1t
is no doubt contraband, but lstop---Sur-
veyor Hammond has given h's solemn
opInion--but II is Unnecessary to give
his opinion, which must be from the
nature ofthe subject, entirely worthless.
The honorable Congressional member,
who gets his honor from bis title, exhib-
its the poor. snimal every Saturday ev-
ening a, the- Newport State House.
Mayor Bull absoluiely protests that he
was always enrapiured with unpIedged
specimens Of creation, whose conyersa-
ton is intelliGibIe to those only who, Nike
himself, are profoundly acquainted with
the ancient languages. That model Of