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seems 10 lament that the rebrand fell harmless which threat
ened the destruction sister State Fortunately the spark
has been exnguished that will be accomplished
in Rhode Island by fair which not all he Gov Dor


who ever ha,boured aitorous though could have accom-
plished


The Suffrage Party of Rhode Island have regret to
saw acted unworthy the noble for which they were
contendnp from the latest they have abandoned
without struggle Dcrr has fled Massachusetts


with his dastardy associates office and the aristocrac
andhodes the advocates of the Old Charter of Charles the
2nd full possession of the of the State
Not blow was struck for freedom. Wfether the people
were nlimdated by paid forces OF President Tyler and
feared gaos punishment for rebellion have been
debarred the privileges of f-eemen until they have
onv the spirit of slaves will pretend to determine
We begin to think them worthy their ignoble desnny.


should be much surprised nowto hear that the Charte-
applied the cowhe their naked shoulders for pre-
wish of the rights OF treemen
With cause correctly understand it, righteous as thai
for which the Revolutionary patriots pered their lives their
and their sacred honor with the best wishes OF the
lovers of liberty throug hout the Unlon who
willing and ready march to their aid the
FIRST blow should be struck enslave hem with majority
in number and with their hands. they have mean
crouched to their fled with he speed of cewardce
from their homes for refuge the neighboring States We
blush for them trembe and fly before their oppresors
and The threatened assistance of such John Tyler
who would the weak power with which deuson and
ciden clothed him prevent the adoption of free
and the ascendency Of democratic principles Shame
on the cravens.