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IiSER% ATIONS on 111 ADN F..SS anal
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bid Appearances las Dissection.
By JOHN HASLA3T,
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FROM "THE RU lI‘ioND ENQUIRES.**

TO E PEOPLE OF '1 H E LIATERN ST 4TVE

Like the crisis of ,* these are the times
winch try 4111n11.!. soul,:' The
of private good, the sHllla disinterested love of
country, the same resolution to brave ers.ry thing
for the rights and honour of America, are neces-
sary to avert the gathering storms. Success esta-
blishes our greatest interests. Sehereirsion would
have tarnished the honour and surrendered the
de*rest rights of the a oulitty.
Fur abut mill we then contend with the hosts of
Britain ? It was fur the indlernerlreice meal rights
of the United States—lt was W.:141114 the encroach-
ments of an arrogant power, that pre mined to tax
ti, a;ruinst our own cuieseut. We could have borne
the tax of a few pence ene a pound of tad. It was
not the oppression and weight of dent requisition
that Beaded the states to resistance—it was be-
cause we had sagacity veibugh to sec these things
se mu their remotest cousequeilees." We saw, that
if a petty tax oil tea was once sulnuitted to, till our
.le
land, every article of our possessions, It I !
jetted to the fealty of tribute. The very air we
breathed might be put under folitributigii for the
benefit of the British Exchequer. It was because,
too, we had prudence enough to see, that if the
principle of taxation 1,6414 once permitted to make
a breach in the Constitution, all the means and in-
signia of despotism would enter in the train. Our
representative assemblies would have vanished one
after the other; and the British Governors would
have bee • the lords of the bowl.
For what arc we now called on to struggle with
the powers of Europe It es that the same Dation
which had once roused :is to uppo-ition :mil war
has attack•el u. again. The independence and
rights of these states ore tmee more in danger.
The same power which once attempted to viola% e
us on the land, is now nsvailiii4 our natiunal hove-
reiguty on the ocean. 'Flint great highway of
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uatiiine. which Great Britain neither cultivated nor
cleared, i; to be turopiked for her own emolument.
Our t 144 laud pay for the privilege of flying Many
direttion. Whole branches of trade, which she
lrul titii.lrto recognised nod respected, are now to
tee topped oF by one dash of the teen. The whole
t'ontineut of Europe, with the c-ception of Swe-
is thrown wilier • fictitious blockade. Two-
tlnrl
,if our lawi'al commerce are destroyed by her
sovereign direction. All our trade itli Primer,
Bosna, and othur countries, either in the
colonial produce, or in the native productions of
these states, is directly shut up—in is oi.wiied on
the express connlitinn•of paying an Algerine tribute
on every bottom rid cargo. .ill American vessels
that shoal pornume to gry directly to, oi. Come howl.
these great cva}td•ria of Mil :muu►crce, are subject to
capture and condemnation—or they Awl pass to a
British Cu.toisi-house, and contribute a tait to the
British Treasury, and purclusse a Bernie to trade
with their natural minket.,
The eXect of those encroachments is not to he
mistaken. Either a larbe portion of the pro:its of

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