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The Providence Journal, And Town And Country Advertiser
Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
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Editorial expresses alarm over Jacobin faction's hostile reactions, including a threatening address in the Aurora, following their defeat at Lancaster; predicts law's triumph over their intimidation tactics.
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The signal discomfiture of the Jacobins at Lancaster, has already excited hostile movements in the party. We deeply regret to observe the inflammatory acts and publications of these men, who have in their train a body of misguided and unthinking wretches, ripe for the execution of any scheme, however diabolical. In the Aurora of this morning, there appears an address to the people of this city and county, threatening to the tranquility of the community, and alarming to the personal security of those patriotic public servants, whose integrity and firmness have been the means of disappointing a jacobinical administration. The resort of these men is no doubt as desperate as it will prove impracticable. Let them go on in acts of violence and intimidation.--The triumph of law will thereby be more complete.--Principles and conduct which are rooted in virtue will always successfully resist the assaults of a pusillanimous hostility.
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Lancaster
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The signal discomfiture of the Jacobins at Lancaster has excited hostile movements in the party, including inflammatory acts and publications. An address in the Aurora of this morning threatens the tranquility of the community and the personal security of patriotic public servants whose integrity disappointed a jacobinical administration. The resort of these men is desperate and impracticable, and their acts of violence and intimidation will lead to a more complete triumph of law.