Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18

will MT suffer them I'd bs carri,.d ,,,o g
ecution. Youknow SIR. said he rhatev..
~ man in Councillor, is no,i,ic;an. and
knows more than those he sends TO Con.
gress. He had much to saw upon the in
couveniences aud dangers of such n :, "a
OF things; and bestowed not =. mi. r;d;-
cuIe upon the boosted liberty and eoua,,,y
of the NV tl,,,,,,a.rs a. a..
ton of which tb.y so strenuonslv contend.
ed in the revolution. CIassioo. i, all with
French liberty, he condemrsd The ,vbo,,
decidedly (thouyh French ;ber,v was M,
then ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo,rn,rv.A Jnsp.ai,.
ing on this sub;ec,, one of HIS obs.rva,;-
ons was. that the Free of ibertv orro,vs
IN he'll, and all the liberty poles that ever
we're in Aner;c, rrnn..,an ILL TIT
but tsiys and shoots of III. GRAND tre.. in
hell, gotten through the earth IN cursa
mankind.
"Tha. this condi,ion of the neoD,e ,nus,
be broken 40 and that our country can
never be happy uni, il is done.
"He alverted to the British pov.rn-
nen,, and state of society as the he's, i,
The world and siunied that the coun,,,.
mus, assi,nilate to Great Hritain in Ihesa
r=speEt.. That we mus, ba,. . K;no.
here, but that he r,st No, \. c,,,.d .
King, FOR the good old whios would star,
at the name, beca,ise thev once Conmht
against King, and have been led Io cor
5iierthe name with abhorrence. Uemuet
| We call-tl President bu; m,,s, have ey.r,,
essential requisite Of kim IN - Er,;,.d
monarchy.
Nfha, we must have bod,, oe ,oL,o
men hcre but ,acy must not bf. CALI no
biemen, Tor The wings would start ar this
Si.o.-Thev mus, ho,ye,.r ba,,. H.. 49,.
sental requisites Of body of Nob,er,en
"'rhst we must h.ve ar established ra
! jgiou here, and an established Chnrcb
with good Fat salaries, independent or The
people.
| "'rhat after all this the rest of rho ,>,
| ple must be reduced to a condition. !,
| which they viii be olijp;d tn toll b,r5 h..
supplied with drains, TO take off their snar..
money, leaving them barely sufaic;encv
20 support life, unable To buy newspapers.
and to become such mighty roIi,icians--
knowing no more than how TO r,loueh and
hoe, AMI go to meeting, mind their own
business, and let Gentlemen 90 on and
maze laws, and the executive adminis,rn,c
them without saying why do We so. Then
ii will be- happy times-.the neopIe wi, he
easily governed, aud the government VII,
have energy. And not tin then will This
country be happy. In this stare of tho
discourse he remarked with dfsanf.roha.
ton opon the tcndnesS OF New ENGLAND
! pcop'@ to school lhcir children-and said
he wished the Connecticut Western Re
serve were sunk cut of existence. and
that The people Of Connecticut might never
reap cents benefit from it for the >jr
nose OF schoo'ing. That one great mean,
to bring all this about, was "a T',tbEc Dcbt.
Fa2s and Iares. He laughed atrhe mo.
! tiVes which impellcd ;he honest old whies
20 undertake the Americau Revolution,
and alchieve the Independence of this
| country. He approved Of the indepen-
deuce, but ridIculed the motives bv which
| he people were led TO accomplish it--as
'Fihey were thereby going tosecure them.
selves forever from heavy taxation. and
preserve their equal and free state OF liv-
| 'ng' And he equally laughed at their mo.
uves Tor adopting the federal government.
50 far as they hoped, by facilitating the