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June %. 1S44
Amnesty granted to Political Rebds-Pubiic Opi-
nion in Rhode Island rel tive to DORIS Sentence.
That magnanimous and omnipotent body, the
General Assembly of the "Kingdom Of Rhode
Isand," passed bill Of amnesty to-day, which
extends to all those engaged in the recent rebel.
lion (D in this State, with the exception OF those
already convicted.


Thus it will be seen that while Rhode Islands
noblest son-the patriot Doris ncarcerateo
among felons in most loahsome prison, the mo-
dern philosophers who deserted him in the hour
of peril are suffered TO roam abroad unmuzzled.
For a few evenings past-aHd naturally enough,
too-our streets in the vicinTy Of the bridge have
been unusually crowded. People congregaie to
talk over the exciting subject OF Gov DORIS crnel
Imprisonment. And why should they not =
There is certainly nothing strange IN the matter
But our authorities think otherwise and II some
friend Of Mr. DORIS, at the moment Of excitement
sends up never so feeble cheer Tor this mprson.
ed man, why forsooh, he is forthwith marched of
toIihe wachhouse Our several military companies
any outbreak. What nonsense There il no di-.
position manifested among the crowd to get W
riot, nor have they the spirit 10 do IL, oid they
possess the will.


The wings are TO have mass meeting here on
the 4th II is said the friends OF Gov Dor will
also have gathering on that day, to express then
sentiments and evincc their indignation at the
cent sentence oil our court


We hope your correspondent, G. w" VIII BE-
at his post in day or two. His letters are ways
read with deep interest. Yours, ~c.