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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22
'EROCIOUs AND BLOODY oUTRAGEs
Democrats shot do,rn in the streets.


The murdered democrat Perry is scarcely laid in
his grave, and we are again called upon To record
scene of iIrocty and horror enacted by II horde of
bank assassius unparalleled in the history ofciyii,ed
nations. OU streets last HjgH rCSoUadcd wiH The
roar Of mus2uctrV, Lcrcici at ugUmci democrats!
1t is supposed that nt least oa9cca ct eur trinis
cerc b1SsV Sf0t dozen ia the street many of them.
we fear are dangerously wounded -'rhcv were
fred al too while standing on the election ground.
wild and incredible as thls may appear, it is a
horrible reality. Within The hour, wounded and
bleeding fellow citizens have been carried past our
doors to their homes
The bloody drama took place last night in Moya-
mcnsing in front Of the place of election. The cir
cumstanccs were as follow The Bank Head
Quarters for the township are directly opposite the
Commissioners Hall in a tavern kept by James Pee
blcs. On the cast side Of the Hall the democrats
had erected a shantcc to serve as political rem
devious. in front of which a hickory tree was
reared.
In The course oftho evening, the Bank myrmidons
rushed from their house. destroyed the hu, of The
democrats beat Mr.. Bath. and HIS WIFE, by
whom Il was occupied, drove the friends ot the
administration from the ground, and completed the
Outrage by hcwing down the hickory pole, and burn
ing large figure Of the Prcsdcet. which was placed
near.
After these achievements the mob of ruilians re-
turned 20 their house. and the Democrats who
were inferior in number. approached. Stones and
missiles we're thrown. when suddenly 6isehores Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

their increased admiration OF the character OF Cen
eral Jackson, their appreciation of his measures,
and their deep adherence of the Bank and It's
uprincipled supporters. In every state where an
election has taken place the result has shown that
the democracy of the country is unshorn of its
strength. In Connecticut, in the short period OF
half year. three thousand citizens have joined our
ranks. In New Jersey since the last contest our
majority is increased by nearly a thousand. In
Pennsylvania the democracy were AT any for
mer period so numerous and animated as now. In
short, the spirit of the People is aroused and Ars
tocracy is about to receive rebuke which will cause
it to hide its diminished head"
The official returns from New Jersey give our
Congress ticket majority Of ll4l. We have a
majority of s in the Lower, and in the Upper
House Of the Legislature So Mr.. Frelinghuyscn
,cH be turned cm
In PENNSYLVANIA, we have gained at least Z, and
almost certainly B, Members Of Congress in this
Statc-makng change of at at least II, and prob
ably lG votes in the House. We shall probably
have from this state in the next Congress ~ Dem
ocrats, to 10 Torywigs 1t stands in the pres
ent Congress, Bank-men, II, Democrats IT,
In Georgia the friends of the administration have
majority of 10 in the ,.or and IN tI,c Irnncr
House Of the I.coisio,u Resides thot we have
elected the whole Congress Ticket, consisting ol
3 members, making clear gam of meuibcrs, and
change Of IL votes.
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or,. ,,l,,ro r.;,,,, :; ,roc.,,o r ,,'o ,...;. .l,
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

In the annexed remarks from the Pcnnsylyan-
ian we publish the account of the disgracctu riots
which took place in that city during thC late election
ofthc llh inst. In giving the account of the muir
der of Perry, in our last paper, We INDUCED hope
that the death of this unfortunate citl2cn would have
satisfied the blood-hrs'y dispositions of tn" bank
party, and operate a salulary warning as TO their
conduct in the then approaching struggle But
we are disappointed. We now find that the battle
is to be fought with tigers whose appetite for blood
seems whcrtcd by the taste. Let then the citizens
ofthe United States arouse to sens" of their per-
llous situation, before it be too late. let them arise
in their majesty and show these blood stained mur-
dcrcrs who are the masters and who are the servants
of this republic Let them do it not with swords
or muskcts but in the way pointed out by the cons-
tuition and the law-hy the ballot box. Let them
never resort to such accurscd measures MS the
murder OF their fellow citizens, carry election,
even to aycngc their slaughter friends until thc
laws of their country are unable to defend them or to
punish the murderer. When these fail 10 give us
security, then and not till then should our hands be
cmbrucd in the blood of our fellow citizens should
such crisis come, God have mercy on the Bank
parry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

Captain Spooner ofwhose ''lady love- in Otaheite
so much has been said in consequence of her en-
counters in the deep with monsters whales and fish
es, according TO the \. Y. Star, has completely inn
mortalized herself and husband. In England her
lineage has been traced, and her matrimonial
gagcment duly noticed The New Monthly says,
among the commissioners of marimony, none SO
srlkingly interesting has occurred as that of Capt
Charles Spooner, quear, Sooney,-to Miss Kinga-
ura Orabath, of Pooleymypoopiey villa Hops of,
Otaheite, daughter of General MISUNDERSTANDING
Dempslrfgwomlapmmer, n Chief of the Island,
Knight of the Grand Cross Of the Pig and Olive
Branch. After discoursng on the beautiful appear
ance as represented of her Pomonagreen colorcd
eyes and the shining qualities of her mahogony
complexion, and the appearance of her tattooed
round brown cheeks describes the Captain as COM
manding whaler; that being unsuccessful, he har-
pooned the love of Lady Kingaura, whom he des-
isgnates the Princess of Ithales-it match for the
DoLphm of France
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

We publish to day from the Boston Mornn Q
Post Of the 18th, one of the best conducted papers
in the country, and one edited with as much ability
as any ohrr, the remarks made by the editor upon
The last letter otthc Hon Du;ee J. Pearcc, to the
Ilon IL. OTIS we think with the editor, that Mr.. O.
has received his quicus, and will not again put
forth his strength IN favour Of the reasonable body,
dcnominatcd the Hartford Convention.
The Hon, d.. Pearce, in a letter published in
the Providence Herald eff the lst ins upon the sub
Icc ofthc Hartford Convention, and addressed, in
reply, to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, has inflicted
upon the last named gentleman one of the sevcrest
political caSgationS that has ever fallen under our
observation. Mr.. Otis attachment to the Hartford
Convention is well known. and the i-Succes of his
various attempts to defend it, as pamphleteer and
a newspaper writer arc equally well known-but his
failures IN this respect, numerous as they are known
to he, seem TO have had no effect in dampening his
attachment to that reasonable assemblagc, and it APP
pears to hc still blooming with all the ardor it pos
scsscd when, in l~22, Mr.. q. declared at public
caucus in jhls city, that "nercr until he should be
ddmjHcd By the Maker of the Uairsrse to tie society
ot just men, made perfect. should he meet nth any
assembly, comprising SO much prir0te ,rorth, AND
Sucu ELEVATED rArMorrsM, as the Hartford Con-
rrntion."
In a speech made bv Mr.. Pearce on the floor of
the House OF Representatives, he stated thar the
Hartford Convention adjourned to meet again, or
with understanding that they should be called to-
gcher by their President, whenever in his opinion,
circumstances should warrant require another
meeting. In reply to this statement, Mr.. OTIS in a
letter to B Hazard, of Rhode-lsand, reiterates a
former assertion that the last vote passed by that
body provided for It's adjournment "without day"
and that they did not therefore adjourn "to meet a
gam, or with any understanding that they were to
be called together ag.an under any circumstances"
Mr. Pcarce reoins, and to prove the truth OF his o.
rglual assertion cites in the first place. the follow
ing extract from Mr.. Dwight's history of the Con-
vcntiou, page ISL
when the Convention adjourned on the 5th of
Jan. ISIS. il was supposed that II might be neces-
sary for them to hold second meeting; with that
expectation, when they adjourned they did not think
II cNpedicnt remove The injunction, oi secrecy, un-
der which ,hc members had been laid. at the COM
mencement of the session and the journal wa' 'esled
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

Az fair of Argentine, France, a juggler wishing
to show an extraordinary feat of strength placed
wheel on the bodyof one of the females of the troop.
The hub was charged with gunpowder, and being
exploded without the usual precautions, the head of
the poor creature thrown up into a neghboring
tree, and her limbs scattered in different directions.
Of the spectators, two were killed and sixty-three
wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22
TIE LATE OUTRAGE.

On further nvestigatiCn we learn that the hasty
account of the murderous conduct of the Bank Wigs
in moyamcnsing on Tuesday night, published in our
paper yesterday, Substantially correct. The
number ofwOunded democrats is not yet precisely
aScCrancd, but genera rumOr gives at between
fourteen ana twenty, large proportion severely but
none are known to he yet dead. Mr.. Bath who was
shot in the tent occupied the Jackson head quar-
tcrs, while dressing the wounds of friend, is said
to be out of danger; but still in rather a critical
state
number Of muskets were captured in the Wing
head quarters, one of which found to be loaded
with ball and quantity of buck shot The ar
mory prepared by the choice spirits of Moyamen-
sing for the slaughter of their democratic fellow cltl
zcns consisted ofat least IG muskes, besides the
swords, dirIs IL pistols which carried off in
The retreat. They were used during the hour of
he contest with great activity and determination.
One fellow in the second story, and another posted
IN the roof remarked for the frequency of their
irng, and the certainty ofther aim. They appear
I'd to select their victims from the crowd, if actu
acd by peculiar and individual hostility but they
had many companions who evinced blood thrsti-
ness way inferior. Iuturiatc slaughter the
war cry of these fcnds i'll human shape.
The contest is at last over, marking the annals of
our peaceful Philadelphia with the blood of her
people,. sacrificed upon the altar of mammon The
soul sickrns at the rccoectons of the last few days:
would that the CORY record coul1 be rent away
But the threats ofthc winter have been fulfilled and
that iufmcnt has become history.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

Unprecedented Despatch.-The brig Cayuga,
Capt. VIM. Frisbie, of 2i6 tons, and rising 2jto
barrels bur;hen, which was launched from the ship
yard on Wednesday afternoon last is now COM
plctcly fitted and equipped for sea, with fi cargo
on board. cleared at the cusiom-house, and bouhd
on voyage to. .Europeall in the space OF six days,
including SUNDAY and one rainy day, making IN
reality bI, four working days.-Bdt Gdsctte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

German Enigrdnts-We stated that the authori-
tv of Bremen had instituted enquiries by which It
,,,s ascertained that the number OF persons who had
arrived in that city early in June, for the purpose of
emierating to. America amounted to sixty thousand.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

A man was late killed b. an elephant at Coying-
ton. Indiana. lie was seized by the animal before
a crowd of spectators, and Immediately crushed 20
death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-22

ulaon of two hundred thousand called Torres Il
would sound very much like calling our old rev.
olutionary soldiers by the same name
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more eeEanbet it. Seoertt,aurs Der mir l'oes
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gen, bic etipas BON bern Qlufentba|t 8enauns
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seibure dlSbalo bapou 3u benabridtissu.
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|ibm oieies 81 @e(iebt fomnen ioute fene
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I,piebtise Jladbricbten fur i'm ftno. ,.
9Ibbotstopu, pa. 9priI 10. 1884.
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ten 9In3eige oaraber suton,men su ta1en.
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- SO. 1o5 Nipi(ion Ctr.
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ben nno Dem Nubtitum ereebenf befannt,
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mullen befbdftisen, uno Fets einen Dorratt
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beit 5u liefern, ioneern aub Elm san5es Sabt
fnr oieietben gut ifeben; 70 bofen mir oaburd
uno bnrb billise Yreiie eineu Qlntbea BEL
bfent!ibeu ilaterftib,ins q, erbaIten. 1T
-. 49,. q, u. +. Saf1er.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
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Sobannes Nsc @onnel, Elm gum Sebreiuer:
banomert yerbunoeuer qsbr!ins. itno bier=
nit parne idb Seos.raann, ibnt nibts auf
meinen yamen 3u leiben uno borsen. nod
ibn j.. beberberser, iuoemi i6 fit nibts oas
pen pesant.pOrtlib iepu tperoen.
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obise Belcbnuns, abet teiue l1ufoften.
:. gantoM oeint. &eitt,.
Sunp I, 1884. - Fl e14rnl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
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ten beitebt aus 48 Mit9tteDer-nD'
bon 40Qawper poer 3unsenorefDer
llno. Sam (ieD jemon0 tpunoern
tparum feds Monat su9ebrabt mer,
ben NIT 9ewdCbe uno 8epldre uro
plan MAIDEN aber nlbts setban,ptro
fur oen Nueen DON Densn Die besobs
len unb Die ibr DrDb pur0 tbre eis
gene 8emib bungen pereienen
benjamin s. @eaborn, hber'
tpiefen fir Mprrbrenetr inoem Ct
oie Stoot Nalel9b, I'm September
1882 In Brano feete, 1T peruttbellt
worben oen soften piefes sebentt 3u
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Olesertuabe iueben tn's Bai1er sefallen II.
aeIi,nfeu fep. "a er tein anoeres Mittel
tpuste ben Rnaben 81 retten, 70 sparf er fei:
men God ab. ,anb ttarSte fb in eas g SnB
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tbeiu natb IebloS, ans ufer. Ct bate tes
bod bic Sreaoe, iii ieben. oaB er {'6 nibt
umrcu{t bernlbte uno lein 2ebeu aufs 9piel
| fekte, benu Der Shade erbplte ii9 na6 uni
uab .pieeet. .:.> 80 2:...':-.
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beit ieoerleY Mrt mirp ii, ,bisfes Ernfsrep,
auf Ste far5sae Mn5eise ano bilisFe 9s=
eiasunasu is4la anp laatss pssiest'st
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-14
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nsu iein pfero perlorer eesansen. ,psldes
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Das Vferb cine &ait tartenbraune Mdbre,
,rpiihen 1O-12Sabre alt 1T tt,lttIeret grbBe,
,ien,li6 naeer, unb bat auf Der Nafe sinen
peiBen Slefen, etpa elmer balben Qano
groB. r. .
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brinat, pber folbe Mabridt ertbeilt eas ib
ts rpioer erbalte, foQ cine ansen,enene 8slobz
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