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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
ICoMMuNICATIoN1

The Wings are chucklng much at the
supposed divisions in our ranks; let them
lay the precious unction to their souls. and
make the most Of all the divisions which
exist: we have no knowledge Of any and
know of hat one Pro-test-ant in the Coun.
y OF Newport, aud but n very few any
where that one is dead weiph hi upon nny
party, sure TO inJure il, nad advance the in.
terest Of that to which he may be opposed /:
lie never was Republicsn;--the con-
temner of Jefferson aud one who hns al.
ways despised End held in sovereign con-
tempt all our Republican notions and free
'nsi'tul Ions. lie never bad a liberal feeling
Ior any man or any society. Selfshness has
cen his ruling passion, aud If tho Wings
can make any thing of him, they ere enti-
lied TO him aud all his influence. Let il how.
ever be understood that in parting with him.
we do not ngree TO the proposition Of Es-
quirc Manchester, to occepi the surviving
member oe the Hartford Convention in ex-
change. The man we parted with has, ior
the bsnea' Of the whig party, inoch leisure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
IMPORTANT FROM England
DEATH OF KING WILLIAM.

D-S4h - MI
The steamboat yesterday morning brough
news Of late arrival at New York from
England, and a report that another vesse
with still later news, announcing the deatl
of king William, was below. The even
ing papers which we have seen contain ne
notice of this last arrival; but the ascoun
is deemed authentic, as he was reported
dangerously i'll when the first vessel sailed
If the steamboat arrives this morning in
time we will present the news, if confirmed
to our readers in a postscript.
The news Of our worst troubles had been
received in England some days previous to
the sailing of the first vessel alluded to a.
bo'e, aud had caused considerable excite
ment; not so much, however, as wns at one
time anticipated in this country. The fail
ures have been numerous, principally a.
mong the American houses and those con-
nccted with them, but the hope that matters
had seen the worst had began to prevail
and created some animation in the Stock
Exchange.
The English papers appear to be ontlre-
ly at fault in their speculations regarding
the effect which our suspension of specie
payments had on remittances to that coun.
try. They consider it evidence of design
to rob European creditors of the amount
due them, and as rendering the remittance
of specie altogether ou, of the question.
The city article of the London Times of
the 18th ult., which Journal is held of the
most authority in money affairs, is as follows.
The intelligence fros, New York, which
the last packet has brought, ofthe stoppage
or, as they term 1t, suspension Of specie
payments by all the banks, about 700 in
number, IN the United States, astounding
as It may seem, has merely realized the ex-
pectations of all men who carefully observed
and well understood what was previously
passing there. The paper system was over
worked to exhaustion the merchants press
ed upon by the European creditors, ani
with no means of satisfying them but by
sending specie; and the Government, re-
solved to let none of that, over which thew
had control get out into circulatios.
The consequence is inevitable the mer-
chants break, and the banks, wilhou, a sin.
sic exception, for it is not worth while to
inquire after the small ones, have yielded
10 the crisis, stop payment. All this time,
Io add To the wonder mt the situation, in
which the whole American union is place1.
the country rs in profound peace, and on
lhe exterior surface IN n state ofthe highest
there is no public debt, and the
Ieveuae SO much greater than the wants of
he Government that either the great par, of
he taxes and duties must be RENTED or the
money returned to the people upon whom
I has been levied. If this does not furnish !
,ridercc ofa deliberate design to rob the
European creditors of the sums due to them
! contingency which we have more than
,ncc pointed out as not unlikely to happen
4 Is difIicolt to say What would he aeeoun- !
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

disinterested patriotism Prste no longer OF
the interests of the state Is it the interes,
Of the state-is it patriotism, we ask, that
prompts you to malign and vilify man,
whose popularity you envy! Is it the states
interest, or your own, that you wish most to
promote' 1t is your own aggrandizemen n,
you labor for, and not the welfare of your
country. Away, away, ye canting hypo-
cannot deceive the people.
TIMoLEos.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
lCommUNIcATIoN.l
MEssRs. EDIToRs,


The question is 50 frequently asked OF
me in these days" WHO'S DUTEE ]. PEARcE,
and what claim has he TO support, as a
member of Congress )" that l propose to
answer it, through your paper once for all /;
and think it cannot be better done, than by
showing nesatively-who and what he is
not:-I am friend of Mr.. Pearce-I mean
to vote for him in August; and am doing,
and intend to do. all can to induce other
people to vote for him. We already have
in this State enough of the most despicable
kind of ARIsTocRAcY, without adding to it
any ofthe ancient Scotch; mean that kind
of Arlstocracy which looks down with con-
tempt upon, and despises the COMMON PEo-
PLs OF our country: an aristocracy, in ma
ny cases without Wealth, without patriotism,
without cirtue and without intelligence.
You need not be informed that the course
| propose 10 myself will be unpopular in
the good town of Newport, where many re-
side of that sort of Arstocracy, aud where u
year or two since, freemen were found to vote
hat Negro was created to be slave. That
nnpopulari:y mus; expect, and, as trust,
shall disregard.
Look for me in your next.
kG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

feHow citisensi there is not one among
fhe two hundred and npcards pto belong
10 The House Of Representatives. ofthe Uni.
ted Sfdtes-~fhere is not one among that
large number, congregdted from all sections
and all porties-icho contributes more to-
wards furtaeriag the designs ofthe domin.
ant party, than Datee J. Pearce."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

LAUNCH OF TIE PESNsrLYANIA.-Tbe
launch Of this noble vessel took place on the
18th inst, agreeably to previous announce
men,, and ives happily effected without any
accident. The scene Nc described by the
Philadelphia papers mus, have been highly
gratifying. The number of persons who
were present 10 estimated q, from one to ,wo
hundred ,bou.snd i--t,e~l,wsst estimate
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

The Lieutenant Governor Of Lower Can.
ada has called the Legislature of that Pro-
vince together for the 18th proximo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

bias folds put on full, reaching to the elbow
and r'.issd in front by bow of green riband.
Ladies Mdg0zine Of Fashion-London
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

IL the following extract from leading
editorial article in the Providence journal
OF Monday contains true statement, there
can be no stronger inducement offered to
the democracy of the state, to go heart and
hand IN suppnrt of Mn PEARrE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
Niles Register, June 25, 1886.
"Mr. Benton's Speech, April %, 1896.

Mr.. Benton's Speech, April 81, 1886.
:" Is 1t the object to break all the depos-
i'e banks /! Is it the objec, to distress the
country BY making all the deposite banks
call in all their loans in six months1 Is il
their object to ruin the currency by enabling
whig states to draw their dis,ributive shares
IN specie, compelling the banks to stop pay
ment. then calling for the bank Of the Uni-
ted States, rs the only remedy of The evil !
Whether this is the objec, or not it will he
the effect"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

SPIcE OF THE RoMANriC.--The Ba,i-
more Monument relates that lawyer from
the west married n few days since, in that
state, lady with whom he had fallen in
love some twenty years ago, and whom he
had never seen since until the time of the
marriage. The gentleman would have
married Ler at the tine he was seized with
the tender passion, but for ,he declaration
which she was Que day pIayfnly made, that
she would "never marry poor man :"
Determined TO remove this objection TO him,
nc pushed for the west, and after twenty
years hard toll, and when the lady had for.
gotten him, he had amassed sufficient
We nth to encourage him To renew his pro-
posaI The lady luckily, had remained sim
gle; bis proposal was accepted they were
married, and on Wednesday, morning last.
they left tins city for his home in the WEST,
LoArEa. 4 witty servant being sen,
10 "eighboriug bakery f,r bread, refused
70 give but tive cents for ftp loaf; upon
u"c" 'ne baker declared he was no gen.
,a =. vi course not" replied Joe, as ,
ne len the door, holding up the purchase
o""t you see I'm ioaferr'
rough Hes--A friend fro,u the coun-
n.y. upon whose veraci,y Unlimited reliance
my he placed, Has furnished -. vnh ,is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

The character and effects Of the Distri-
button Bill! wall, at no distant day, come to
be examined and understood. A more un-
happy measure cannot be found in the an
mails of legislation. We opposed it jealous
ly when it was before Congress we trust
now that its further operation will be arrest
ed by the first action of the approaching
session.
The two extracts below, one from a
speech of Mr.. Benton, the other from Niles's
Register, have been verified into melancholy
prophecy.
"Niles Register, June 25, 1886.
And, indeed, we will be agreeably dis
appointed if the experiment. when tested
in January, and by settlement of balances
In the deposite banks, preparatory to d.
vision of the surplus revenue, will not cause
a panic founded upon real causes: for
great portion of the payments into the treas
sry must come from the borrowers from de-
posite banks, which must have exercised
great foresight if able to refund the depos-
ties without pressing their creditors. The
pressure may be only temporary, but it will
necessarily produce great arrangement in
the money market, and be destructive TO
many worthy individuals.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

The following extract from foreign pa
per will give some idea of the rnngnifics n,
marriage presents made to the Princess
Helena, on The occasion of her marriage
with the eldest son of the King of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
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II support of Mn. PEARcE.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15
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gjrdn;sn an9epoBt. GRfs ba-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15
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