Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 81, Madison, Jefferson County, 27 June 1818 — Page 1

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I e - Sue IMiaM;: BepmtoMcaiL "where liberty dwells, there is my "country."

PUBLISHED BY

UOHN LODGE,

EVERY SATURDAY. 'Conditions. MUpubmcan" will tcdt'livereti ,icf V two dollars per annum, Lioaaee; if paid witkin two

MADISON, (INDIANA) -SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1818.

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ticipation of that hour, of "periloualonger wear tQm&Jthe imposing dued with power to restore you hope, which shall enable me to blazonry which they exhibited to to that situation which you were present to him a new tie of con- my earlier years. I have read re- formed to embellish, but in which nubial love, and to the a nation a fleeted and conversed ; and I the jealousies of inferior minds new and abundant source of fu- trust the evidence of a future day would not suffer you to remain, turc promise and consolation. Po- will rescue me from the imputa- But if an all-wise decree should litical considerations, in this in- tion of having read, reflected, & summon me from this sphere of stance, stand in competition with conversed in vain, anxious apprehension, not for f Ila mln rial. nrA nxftotnl UJIn IT FT C 1! C 1 C ' .1

advance ; doar and, f ifty or tnc eart' While, as a wife, years, acute as they were in .their pang of terror shoots across my '; vaU within twelve months; lam alive to all those anxious operation, have not beenunpro- bewildered brain. Even then,

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neaven to girt you

tw'a'Z7ZJSn,ZZ y dlttcrent in their kind, as in vete disappointment, and which to bow submissive to the cLastcn.

"llthn to discontinue, o- he their latitude ; contemplations in- uniformly led me to view things ing stroke of our common Father,

'Mwwnsih'leforanotker year's voiving the dearest and most du- through a prejudicial medium, and to console vour afflicted heart

Wion. . - rable interest of a people to whom A sort of premature experience with the anticipation or cur re1 owe a debt. t0 be Hlui has iven rnc tt insight intohu- union in a world where felicity is

)nf$ in proportion, ana tj me t .wws..s-w- ..muvua.asiw, ""'vu uimnp4iii.u, tuu iu wiuia luancc nf insertions desired, are not affection. ry cases and circumstances, is the is inadmissible. h'u w'll be continued at the j0 reHeve in some degree this result of the study and observa- Believe me, my adored mother jtk. abuser tuntil ordered wej k of obH tion and tQ of s J fear Iess A than t

L Letters to the Editor must tify the universal confidence in the Your virtues, my dearest moth- the prospect of protracted exis-

sucrigin ana consistency ouny er, ana your aimctions, added tenceis so blended with dangers character, I have determined strength to the affection which and difficulties, so shadowed vvirh should it please Providence to nature had entwined about my clouds and uncertainties, that I bless me with offspring, so to re- heart, and urged me to cling to must shrink from the contempiagulate itsarly reason, and to di- you, in all changes and under all tion of it, and fly for refuge even rect its infant energies, that the shades of persecution, with a to the probability of my removal lessons I have received from you, constancy which those who hated from so joyless an inheritance

fetter from the late princess and the wisdom of which time you termed obstinacy, but which The page of history has determin

ate to her royal mother, and observation have conhrmed, those who loved you elevated by ed, that happiness is not the pose indebted to' opt Haraden, may be handed down to my child, the name of honorable nerseve- session of those who move in the

Wr of the Superb, from with a view to the perpetuation ranee. I felt that it was not lofty circles to which my birth en-

Jst paid.

from the Salem Gazette.

mess Loanotie s leucr.-

intercMinsr document we

day publish, purporting to

reck ot which vessel tie was ot tne great principle, mat me merely acquiescing in tne urst or titles me to look. I cannot hope

pvuienuauy preserved, ine legiuuidic chuw au ui hiuiuiuuucs. ror an exception in my ravor. Ali ht he ogives of the letter is. is-the welfare of Society, and In proportion, however, as I the iovs of life are renfnrH

t was published in the papers that political and private virtue is loved you, do I now feel the bit- my present retirement; and they .gland, generally : but that the surest foundation and the best terness of your absence. You are ever poor, because you are diatc steps were taken to bulwark of a throne. have no substitute in this heart, not a oarticioator in them. R

, by intercepting the pa- But bh ! my mother, when There is none to occupy your even this unqualified enjoyment

p, and cutting it out ; and my timid imagination revolves place in my seeking eyej even the must be brief, and I must emerge

e was permitted to copy it upon the uncertainty wmcn veus auectionate attentions of an ami- into a situation uncongenial to a paper (called the Kentish futurity ; when I look to the dark able consort are insufficient to sup. my soul, and destructive to all-

iidc) privately kept by a possibilities which may put a pe- ply the chasm in my bosom, but my hopes of felicity 09 wt& with whom lie was ac riod to the dreams of hope; even leave me unsatisfied. I have il- What cause then have I to sliun r A It "II 1 1 1 1,j mir s-r irnro n n1 lnoimii -..! . 1 .1 1 t t

u. vapu u. saio ne never suauuws siwi my v.vuia6v, allu iuuuj itiauves, it is true ; due mat issue wmcn others may be-

ks genuineness questioned, I leel myselt tiie victim or terrors tney otter me no kindness ; and, hold with horror ? What cause i we think there is room to which reason would almost deno- if they did, there are certain have I to covet that existence, its origin. minatc absurd. At such a trying slumbering recollections which which others so highly prize ? moment why am I debarred from would awake in my brain, and Death would obliterate no image caressed by berrcvalbkb- the consoling voice of maternal check my ardour to receive them, of delidit from mv heart. sav

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htober, 1817.

I dearest Mother-

' days will elapse before I I have no friend, no relation, near my soul, and time has established

lI5g appellation with which or whose monitions may cnecK mate sphere. ! commenced this letter; mv conduct. Surrounded by Bv a refinement nf rrueltv. in-

Providence may dcvelopc strangers, with a single exception, deed, we may be separated on

Princess Charlotte to affection? Why is not my mo- I have but one mother; and no that which is in the portrait of a r the Princess of '.Wales, ther allowed to pour cheerfulness variations of place or circumstance beloved mother, nature has still

imu ujc MUMiig ouui vi 1 icmuve ncr iroin ray signt. lert to tne noping, uouoting, yet A ve- perienced and trembling child ? Heaven impressed her image on fearing CHARLOTTE.

Oct. 10, 1817.

An Eccentric Character, Some time during the late winter, it will be recollected a shnrf

new duties, which may in my heart feels itself alone ; and earth, and I as well as yourself article was cenerallv nublisheH ;

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I -uiw icmpcr, out can no suuuiu ujc piuv.ccnuii v.vn jnay oc aoomeu tne viciim or an tne papers, stating tnat a jvir Eapejsede, those moral and for a moment leave me, and I fall, unjust and malignant spirit of per- vans, of Portsmouth, N. H, had ligations which have been the presence of a mother would secution ; but in a better wjrld undertaken a pedestrian tour fre imposed on me. Were assuredly impart a serenity and a our congenial spirits would rush through the north-western states fguise my true sentiments, resignation to mv mind, which to meet each other, where no en- and territories, acmmmm'nnlv

, t j 0 - 7 - - j -wimiivvi v j teehngs other than those would smooth the pillow tor my vious nor hatinc fiends can iter-. by two canine comoanions. and

occupy mv bosom, in the dvine head, and prevent my dis- fere to imnede the nleasures which civinfr a descrintinn nf the wAim

Fof becoming a mother, I tracted ?oul from erring in the flow from the pure fountain of crous costume he had adapted, f fcel myself unworthy of hour of her sternest trial. filial and maternal love. This singular ynin about the

Fcntal affection which con- Secluded from the giddy world, Such sentiments as these natur- same time passed through this ci-

""i c sctuuu duss or i nave icarnea to set a true value ally arise out ot the contempia- ty, armed with a niie ana two or on retirement which has taught tionsof my situation at this mo- three braces of pistols, and ac lea to a man whose whole me a more perfect knowledge, net ment. Should it be the nleasure comnanierl hv the faithful com-

i0,1s are directed to the pro- only cf myself, but of the society of Providence that I survive the panions he had selected for his 'n Jt my happiness, I can- over which I may one day be cal- hour of approaching danger, I journey. His appearance was teel a pleasure in the an- hd to rule, Folly and pride no may at some future period be en. grotesque in the extreme j he.