New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
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eminent with some proposition for eco-1promi--
out Dorr n once rerudia,eA ,he whole. and d.
ciared that he wosid have nothing TO do with IL.
nor IN any Kramer consent 20 il. The Government
Of course would not make any compromise with
men armed against its auitor.fy. even ii the de-
clapuon Of Dor, who i. Supreme dictator Of the
PARTY had no, avcrted il. The Proclamation q
Dorr YOU will .ee in ih. papers CANoSicUs.
p. ). We have private advice. from Providence
an hour later than tho foregoing. VI. Don ha,
established ~ headquarters at the house Of Bur
dngton Anthony OH, sheriff on the bin. which
&. defended by two heid.piece. al an armed
force, and he deics the Government 10 arrest or
rncddiic with him
The Providence Express, the organ Of the So
frage party. contained On Monday the following
State Of Rhode Island, AMI Providence Plantations.
4 PRoCiAMATION.
by THOMAS W. DosS Gorernor and Commander N chr
Follow Cirrzrvs Shortly alter the General Assembly.
and the completion of in4rep.,le etecufi,e business.
"a induced, bv the request - Do active rcnl' of orr
cause, Co undertake the duiy. which had been previously
'ugsnie1 o cpr'entnc boz person h' inrrc't' oi the P
p 0i Rhode Island Other state and ~ THE lat of tie
General = 1ternmeHL Byvtueo resolution of thu G'u-
eral Assembly. apIo.red Mc,,r. Pcarcr ant Arjhoay
% tho proposed actos of ihe Executive The Affairs
our STATE Won have been already sppr,ed ~ cie o u
iaiuro &" ,r civil po>-e (which expression Intended H
te President rs have been informed, 10 embrace the nd
ary power % cNrcnt" any OF The aNs Of the Charter A.
'enhy. including their law - pains and penalties aud 0
treason. ia, been Tor aefuci. the Pre-,
lent nintir' ~ intention ni renri'g 10 The infce, o u"
United state r. check le of te Peopis oi t,
state n support of Their Republican Constitution recently
From decision which conflict. with tbe right Of ,o,e-
regny Inherent in the People OF hi, stat, and With ~
primo pies winch Ire ihe foundation ot Democratic Re-
public an appeal has been taken io e People OF conn
IN ih'y understand our cause; they 'ympaih'e in iir
injuries which have haen Inflicted upon they sa2rr0tc
hecoursc "th he National ESec1 ha adopted jor
' iH'T' 'l t'N assure ~ ~ th"r disposition ami 'ni"
on 10 n',pose barrier between the supporter, of tie
People, Cons tuition and Tie hrcd soldery of the Uutsd
State Inc democracy OF ihr country are slow 10 move
any saiicr which involves momentum. ,, that
which B, presented by the controversy o. Rhode bland
But when they have once pu Themselves motion. they
not H. be- ca.y diverted from their purposes They believe
hat the People Of Rhode Island the rights that they
conlendng Tor equal justice their political system.
a the, have properly adopted a Constitution of Govern
ment Tor themselves ~ they eued do and they
aHnoi mt VIII not remain ndrreuttO act. from what
rNei h"lNc II may fr"cced which they deem 20 Doe
Ns OF ' sacred ighl OF sfiigp'emmen of which tic
People OF The respective states cannot be Invested.
A. your representative have been every where
VIII the utmost kndncss and cordially 70 the People
the city OF Ne"N ORR, who have extended 10 ~ the hand
o 'neous fraternity, II j. impossible 10 Oycratc Oh
legation at lhi, most important crisis,
- II has become ny auy To say That 20 soon soldier oi
Tie United >t'ic shall be 81 IN notion by Whatever dr,c
ron. to act against the People OF this Stse m AID OF tine
Charter Government shall call that oppose al
uch force, Which, fully Authorized say, will be-
med acly and most cheeriuy rendered the OF
People Rhode island the civ OF New York auf
rom Other places. The VIII then become aianal.
and our State the battle-ground of American freedom.
4, R1od- Island man. grei ti,a the Constitutional
question IA ths state cannsi be adjusted among
Bot. tie minority have asked tai the sword otr
National Executive may lhrcwn into TIE .-ae against
me People. : imperative upon them make the
x an, ~. ,..,,red win ,,, he mad, 10, i, III
nave been The first u ak abroad have
no reason to complain OF cnusequ-n which may ensnr
No farther arrests under hr law Of pans and penali"'
lsN nv lilo
pie at their May session, viii be- permitted hereby direct
he military under their respective officers promptly o. pre-
said law.
\, requested by the General Assembly cn .in upon the
militia forthwith 10 elect their company oScer, and call
up-n volunteers TO ofgau7e ihen.cl,c ihoni decay Ire
military are directed TO hold themselves in readiness tor Ini
mediate service.
Given under my hand. nnd TIE seal Of The STATE.
IT, 81 a, The city OF PROVIDENCE Oh, IN Day Of Nay \
Governor md Commander N Chief OF the STATE OF Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations.
BY the GOfern1r's command.
WILLIAM H. SMITH, Secretary Of STATE.
The Providence Chronicle (neutral) states that
Dorr in hi, speech there declared that he regretted
thu, he had ever left the State because had he
manned, 10 arrests would have been permitted.
and rh.t none ,ho.ld be allowed hereafter at ary
rate.
The Chronicle has The following gratifying par
agmph
There has bcsn a movement started in tbs
city which shows feeling favorable to broad c.
tension OF suffrage. while it indicates a want #
confidence IN the action of the leaders on both
sides. TINS movement j. participated in hv mem
ber' both OF the LandholdcTs and Peoples Con-
,tltution parties, and proceeds from such a. have
not ,iii now taken active part on either side Ii
propose, 10 throw the leader, ou both sides Over.
BOARD, a ID We're: loeNing upon them a, men who