The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14

( walls, are TO the aoth of March.
Our readers, ibis evening, viii 6nd
moments ainu!encn5' in the I'M
gular Proclamaticn of the Fysae5 Colo
mel Protect to tie inhabitants of Lou
itiana, 1t is wotrhy of reU1ai1, rliar az
the moment when the farcical letter OF
the SPaniih Mlnilter was hurried in
nand- bills through our city---wheh the
democratic editors were triunphantly
boating thar our violated rights on the
Mli'iifippi we're reitored without the
| lois OF blood or treafury, this pompous
proclamation of the Colonial Pretea
was in circulation through the freets of
New Orleans. What attention, rho
letter OF Marquis of Gaia Yruio will
receive from the reputed author Of the
aggre!!ion, is YET uncertain, kIof{ pro-
oaolY, however, we ihali ioon be kindly
informed that the inrendanr has no lon
ger any authority In thar region, and
thar nc Preiumes not to interrpeddle- with
the affairs of the French republic.
Thus will terminate the vain BOATING Of
the Intelligence, Aurora, and Cirizeni
g HE war-whoop,," the democrats
lay" ikopldnot be forgotten" Some
OF the more modeit do not with to Ev
thar there is party in the United Starcs
tond Of war; but hint it as probable.
and further, that the Object is the fub,
vertioas Of the government. Do the
| democrats Judge the motives of thr
federa!iits 90 be the fane as thole which
governed the party in oppoGtion to the
meaiures Of WASHINGToN, at the ner;
Cd when rhe CRITTERS Of England mo-
'etted our conmcrcef Did thar parry
then Glamour for war, for the purpafc Of
iurverung the government? We rhinL
IL nor improbable. IS 70 war, however
no tederaiif wIthes for it, unle{s rbr
honour and rights of our country de-
nand reiost &c the meafure. But thar
tuch efficient tteps thopld have been
TAKEN as would nave rendered negocia-
tloh more advantageous than 1t will
probably now prove 20 this country. If
viii readily be admitted was the VIII Of
every honeh tederalia - Chr. Coayfsr
THE agents OF 5bc party in power
eXult at the removal from Office of flch
men as Meilrs. Morris, Rofs ana Hemp
bill. The fplendid ralenrs, and die
honef ParrioFilin Of shele men have
full often caued the bluihes of iha-nc to
tInge che cheeks Of their oroveIino,
opponents. The pefions chofcn TO
iupPly their places are more fitted 10
acquleice in the tirnid and weak policy
OF the prelent lay, and viii ieldon ex-
hlblr their oJ12E0ry, either TO COMPUTE the
arguments Of the fcdera!ifs, or to prop
| she rorren caufe OF democracy--~ac qtii-
/ etcence Is more fuired 10 their capacities
than " oppungnaron" The triumph
/ ing party, however, may be mitaken
when they aflerc, in abiding TO the Gen
ticrntn removed,thal chem places which
knew them, ihal' know the no more -
illi}ofy furnifi1es abundant evidence,
ttae demagogues have fomctimcs de-
luded and deceived the people, 70 far as
to induce them 90 blniG heir friends,
and lubmic 20 the control Of their
WORT enemies: bur If alto furniibes evil
dence, that when the veil has removed
from the eyes Of the people, rhe ri
| umPh Of thoie who have deceived them,
has been. ll1ogt. Camiihls and Ariilides
were banilhcd &c wheh vice prevailed,
and imPious men bore lway;" bat they
were recalled by their country, again
inYetted with public honors, and looked
up TO as she Plefervers Of the fate from
ruin --- Char, Conrisr.
According to The representation Of
CAPT. REILLY, arrived on Monday, from
CofunDa, it appears, that the apprchcn-