The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

US ikt0 khu VI security 10 P'e'ch' hui
ficient Reinforcements to our Army, an
retard our operations till their Reinforce
ments from Europe can arrive. For they
meet with the greatest difficulty in rails
ing new lcves besides general Wa
in Europe is inevitable. and they cannot
at any event, take the Field in force Til
late in tho Summer. II therefore the,
can gain timo by spscious, tho trifini
Offers Of Pearee, they expect to mak'
their own Terms, by striking an import
ant Blow, at an unguarded Hour. Coult
they succeed in this, their Policy woult
effect more than they promise them
selves from their Arms.
why did America first declare herself
independent Did she not then act from
The best, the wisest and the most virtuous
principles And shall she now relin-
quish the only Bulwark Of her future hap
piuess and safety '-Forbid it, all ye
Powers who guard the rights Of Men -
The Blood OF Thousands, split in Free
dom's Cause, now cries for Vengeance,
and proclains tho right Of Millions -
How then can we give up the great idea,
and-(abom len lines are here torn OF and
iosi-,chen ii again ences)-desPise
the Name of Subjects more than that OF
Rebels The former is courtcd for no
other purpose than TO insure tho punish
ment duo to the crime Of the latter and
the apparent pacific disposition is the
mere result Of temporary necessity
should we be caus ht by the Internal de-
ception, our misery will be increased by
rejecting shst i. could have been avoid
ed.
Without. adding more upon subject so
fully eomprehended by every real Friend
to his Country, must bid you adieu, and
retire to the arms of Somnus, after wish
ing you every kind of happiness that the
sincere heart Of your real friend and hum
bio servant can feel.
J. NJ. VARNUM,
P.S. You will do me favor in pub
fishing, as soon ms possible, the whole Of
the foregoing, excep, my name. Instead
of which, you may say, an Officer OF the
Army, or any thing else. am afraid
the people will be deceived by tho devil
try of our enemy and the greatest efforts
are necessary to prevent 1t.
Givs my best respects to -
ond oil friends. J. NJ. VARNUM.
Col. NATHAN MiLLEa.
We are SORRY to learn, from the Taun-
ton Reporter, that the Hon IL. Bayles,
Judge ofthe Court Of Probate for this
County, has resigned tha. Office, having
served in that capacity for more than
twenty years, with fidelity, punctu-
aIity and to the enti,e satisfaction Of the
community. Judge Baylies is the only
field officer ofthe Revolutionary Conti-
neuials, now surviving, in Massachusetts;
and with the exception Of Col. Trumb ull,
the only survivor Of the military family Of
Washington.-[ New Bedford Mercury.
Two OF the ROBBERS Of tho Norfolk,
Mass. Bank have been taken, Devoe
and Slater-the latter was used as states
evidence on the trial Of tho former last
week, ut Dedham. Devoe was found
guilty and sentenced to 3 da,s solitary
confinement, and l2 years hard lobor in
the states prison. lie had previously dis
closed where part Of the mony was,
in corner ofthe Catholic Buring ground
in south Boston, where was found $4,000
in Nolfolk Bauk bills. 1t is said tha.
two others who were concerned with the
above, have recently been apprehe nded
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
.Ncw Custom House Bill. Tho new
Custom Bill submitted by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, and which has been le-
terred to the Committee on Commerce,
in the House Of Representatives, provides
tho following salaries for tho 9th class,
which embraces among them, Newport,
Bristol and Warren:-Collcctors $4,000
per nnnum, Deputy C"iioo,or, $eec,
Surveyors,S 1888; Inspectors, sc. $500;
Clerks $500. The bill if passed, is to
take effect from and after the 3Oth Of
September next.
Assault and consequent Deah-Some
time in the early part of last week, as sew
eral Of the prisoners confied in our Coun-
ty Jail were sitting about the stove, in the
entry, dispute arose between one Flays