The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

change the psrturbsi b,s of their rsturs r, al
on mountains 20 cover tnem from the otferv,-
ton o! an offended world.
i. =" OR Ngyy.--May its Rrensth ,ro,.,4
our Commerce., and It's glory confon nd'its sn-S
mics AZ HHfl5ifg:o7 and TITsaH."
The inGnuaticu which is convened N III.
toa't, is both insolcnt and attrocious. Bv W.,
i"rt OF logic car they prove that the governmen,
is an enemy TO the navy. The wife moderator
CT Mr. .iEFFEHsoN's meaGues, have hitheyt,
rendered the eXtenfou Of oar marine ctablip,.
tnent unnecetlary; and whenevert may becor,,-
necehary, TO protC4 orr commerce with ii,irs
OF the hne, tleie identical cavillers,- will give
Tue isad .or general cutlery, upon the conle-,
queht eSPence OF that national meaiurc, which
me? mare 10 Veaenently aud wicke,ily urged -
NO, IeIioW citizens, they want 20 prope, A war
with france, ii pcfiihie, and with Spain. :. al
events, TO accommodate MIR. Pitt and lead YOU
INTO oioooy compact with that reftlsfs nation.
iney with by intrigue, corruption and ,,pn,c.
ing, to commit You in a common cs,,. ,';s,
that di!S'atted iiland ; to mingle your go,v.-q
o. liberty, with the rank weeds OF their d.{oo,;i,,
and choaS and detlroy your Young bl,G;nks ~.
their empoifoned aiiocatons.
5. TIE PryG.-May it always corrx4 ou;-
nc opinion, never corrupt it.'
Patience might look indignant At his midi
Gus ahettation of virtue IRON iilch men whole
i:Ves and writings or mals of libss upon all
tnat is true and great IN human fociety l--ds
htiy mlght the De-Ihitnlelf III among us, and
make ac Harangue upon The fyreet efficacy of
morals. Thefe Tories are Certainly infane. AZ
well as wretched; and FORGET that the people of
New England have the ability to read, and the
I'cuI'y 70 recoiie6t, or they would not have
committed this offence TO their difcer,mcnt.
We will honefly refpond, in Ie4rt ard mind. TO
thsie fanguinary deceivers, and ftrvently prav.
! that the preis may always correct public opini-
on, and never corrupt ii, in purfu7nce to th,
machinations Of , BrItifh Faction, that was Gre
ated by Mr.. ,Eami'toa, TO debsuch the con-
mon principle of focal riglt, and oyelawe our
councils.
" Nhot EaN sve icy 7phen BelSeba6 IA fern,
f|iH qrots Scripture, for lis sri,y 1upojs.''
Bonobarte.--May he learn ;a,q;re fron,t,,e
br1tiih Government, and msrekreG from ours
The jyqce and bYmaa;fy Of the Britih CO.
veT9ment, may be traced, in their mad vi3l5tj-
on Of the Treaty Of Amiens, and their wide
murder OF our countrymen, in the prlon nlps At
Jerry Wehcps that Bonapsrte viii learn iuf
tee from purcr fchool of ethics.
This memorable dinner NAV he confdered rs
the Taft public fpafn OF this wicked faction It
was conducted with more indecorun and WA
leis important in its aEpe6 than in any of tho.
preceding cabals. Nothing remains to att or TO
re acted ,lrpons but AZ acriG20Gious ard eorro-
i've aiemblage made up of irycterate tories &
BT1tith factors, with more zeal than caaratterl
Such, Citizens of Maiiachufstts, are the bans.
III Junto who would cajo!e YOU TO facrihce
your envied independence, by impoing AN An
ti-repuhlican ticket for electors upon your I'M
iuipecting ninds--Such was the language ne,
At this gorgeous infance of Arif}ocratic rcvzlry.
or iuch materials are thoft per6dious men con-
Poieo' whowouid diipiacethe pr-lcnt benign, tne
firm government, and feizc the chair Of STAT,
Such are the cmilaiies who expended hundreds
OF thouiands of Britih guneas to raife pile If
monarchc elements, which youanaihilated IN
'irtuous !vrath, and laid low in the duff. "In
viewing this monarous traqi-cornic fcene the
mott oPpoiite pailions neceharily fuccseti, cad
iometimcs mix with each other IN the mind
a. eiiiate c0ltempL and Indignation, iaugh.cf
& tears, fcorn and horror