Address to the Landholders And Farmers of Newport County
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No won- der Mr. Waterman 6t'o-(ns to be alarmed for the landed interest ; and now comes out against Mr. Robbins. He would then have sailed under the Jldainsjlag ; and afterwards, last . Augrist, offer- ed to ship again, as Representative from Warwick, under the same colours. He was rejected. Having received his month's advance, he is afloat again ; and now under " the red flag of pro- scription and reform. " IIow has Mr. Robbins, in his public service, sacrificed the lanSed interest ? The Hon. ...Mr. D' Wolf was his immediate pre- decessor. E. Stimate that gentlemen as you please, and he cer- tainly laboured for the benefit of the State ; yet Mr. Robbins can lose nothing by any comparison with him. Go farther back, if you will, and compare him with Mr. D'Wolf's predecessor. The Hon. Mr. Hunter, scholar, statesman and orator, as he cer- tainly is, cannot eclipse Mr. Robbins, in any of those high, and distinguished titles. In what manner did Pearce and Burges conspire against the landed interest, by a petition for Free Suffrage ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No won- der Mr. Waterman 6t'o-(ns to be alarmed for the landed interest ; and now comes out against Mr. Robbins. He would then have sailed under the Jldainsjlag ; and afterwards, last . Augrist, offer- ed to ship again, as Representative from Warwick, under the same colours. He was rejected. Having received his month's advance, he is afloat again ; and now under " the red flag of pro- scription and reform. " IIow has Mr. Robbins, in his public service, sacrificed the lanSed interest ? The Hon. ...Mr. D' Wolf was his immediate pre- decessor. E. Stimate that gentlemen as you please, and he cer- tainly laboured for the benefit of the State ; yet Mr. Robbins can lose nothing by any comparison with him. Go farther back, if you will, and compare him with Mr. D'Wolf's predecessor. The Hon. Mr. Hunter, scholar, statesman and orator, as he cer- tainly is, cannot eclipse Mr. Robbins, in any of those high, and distinguished titles. In what manner did Pearce and Burges conspire against the landed interest, by a petition for Free Suffrage ?
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