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Editorial
June 5, 1802
Rhode Island Republican
Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
An editorial criticizes Federalists by quoting a London paper claiming they prefer returning to British rule, portraying them as disloyal while the 'rabble' temporarily gains power.
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Full Text
"Federalism," Unmasked.
Let those who still adhere to the federalists, and think their objects honorable, read the following paragraph from a London paper.
"From our correspondents in America, we learn that there are a large portion of the citizens of the United States who would willingly put themselves again under the protection of the British crown: the federalists as they call themselves, openly avow their predilections for the British system of politics: the rabble multitude it is expected will attain to power for a time, but the friends of England are rich in resources."
Let those who still adhere to the federalists, and think their objects honorable, read the following paragraph from a London paper.
"From our correspondents in America, we learn that there are a large portion of the citizens of the United States who would willingly put themselves again under the protection of the British crown: the federalists as they call themselves, openly avow their predilections for the British system of politics: the rabble multitude it is expected will attain to power for a time, but the friends of England are rich in resources."
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Foreign Affairs
What keywords are associated?
Federalists
British Loyalty
United States Politics
London Paper
What entities or persons were involved?
Federalists
British Crown
Friends Of England
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Unmasking Federalist Loyalty To Britain
Stance / Tone
Anti Federalist Criticism
Key Figures
Federalists
British Crown
Friends Of England
Key Arguments
Federalists Openly Prefer British Political System
Some Us Citizens Want To Return Under British Protection
Friends Of England Have Rich Resources Despite Temporary Rabble Power