The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
EVoIuME 2.


ten PorcupIne is become the accuter of Pr, Rim.
lei,: In Philadelphia, Peter extolled that mi.
| hitter as the greateit man in the un;y.,i:.- &;
london, he charges him with imbrcility OF en-.
auet and imPurity of principle But let peter
| speak for hinfelf-- ~. - N>''>'
Mr.. Cobbett, in what lie calls his uexa,r;n,.
tion of Mr.. Pitts cafe" after hayine ceu{,res
IN very itrong terms, the financial ab;lit;,s 81
mat gentleman and the celebrated Mr.. Dund,s
directly adyerts to hs own tentifnents and con-
"uet whit he conducted a newfpaper in Phi.
.aieiPnia-~ wen do l remember the time
When Mr.. Pitt WIS making his fine decIar5.;ons
IN Parliament-I was then in America. and ~.
friends OF England in thai country will recollett
tue exunaton With WHICH repeated his alTer.s
tions, and circulated bis rep,oos of tbof;. ~ ~,
dared 70 difpnte the foli6ityof his financial, fss,
tein--Little did we imagine, THAT, at FRAT vsr,r
t're' ne was propping up Ais fy;ietn byts.
n,eianie exPtdlents which are VOW brought TO
hsht--~Litt'e did we imagine, tiA.. To D,o,,b ~,
fyaem, b. tad At TIE etJIie z,,oy, ~ s
ct PGrfiGnient s1itbout iss.reR!-fn fhort- w.
believed al that he faid IL dare rSt 100 -,
ray biuih to thlhEof, the paifaees, Ernirht 80
tie Soinn'es, have written in praifS Of Ms
Pitts virtue and talenes, psrsicu;ar,v Nc &C..
GA! Ieh3 and his poI!heGi purity God ser ,iy.,
me- how have laihed his American oupop t,te
n I, 10 many hounds, for reDrcientine MeGs
~ 81
power 6y accommodating members oFpari;o,,.si
What blows did deal the writers ,yho -
what Thought, the impotence to affett. t,,J
the financial fabric of England was rotte, ,s..l
oank notes would icon begin to denrecisf-. sod
fharr the fame fate as Conerefs pa,er.rro,.,,.
mat inc loans 10 government were p3id in "a,
per- and fometimes in paper belonging to the
puohc--'n Mort, that the whole machine wa,
moved by the p;iniftsr and a knot of lau n,.o
Ia Of
BLOWS did Ideal them, at the very tirr that
the uilntfier and old George Rex was cIubh;ng
tneir wit to cheae the world with pampbIe, on
the iu6Iett whey the miniiter and lew hro.
ker were fabricatine grind bills to meet the a.
mands upon the PUBLIC The Americans Wen
Know what wind and accommodation paper ;s-
&C; &c. ec.N--See CobEett's Weekly Rcgifter,
22d June, 1905.
1t is needless to make reflections on this i'm.
portant document the language is 70 full. clear
and explicit, that it mutt ftrike every man. =.
ven OF the meanef capacity; e he that rms
may reao.,-lf this bold man b,ufhes for h;s
conduct, who was only an emiiTary. hat fnon,I
they do, men Of America, who eiAher onenIv
or iecrctiy abetted and encouraged his fchemes
10 oVerturn the Liberties Of their cou Atrv ~
numo!y frggef TO all good federslins. (snr ma.
ny men of that party were certainly MINIS .ni
deceved,) that as their file leader has cbs,oed
ms tune, 1t IS full time that they alter ,beirs-
When me ciIer Of the tory writer's confeGrs Ma
taults with blul,--think, reader, OF Peter porL
cuptne's b'nihes lit can be no f1ame for otbs,,
to follow the example.
one word morc--AIthough PRrsR poscu.
PINE mas left the country, It's ftrongly fnfpett.
ed that there are other Porcro;aes abour;no IN
the lame vocatioDs--and with the I,me y;.aa
I. {. to divide, TO degrade. and to overtprn thf
repuh''can government OF the United SfatrS.
NAT ellie can we think, when we read crt,a;n
publications IN Bottom, New. York. Pbiladei.
pnta'" CharIeton, and other towns. If En-.
gum goia mace its way amongft us during tn.
bfIo7fd DAYS of Mr.. Adams, why not try ire ig-
Haeres IN the hated administration of Mr.. Jefer.
ION The Object is the flinc; frf to OXIDE,
ana then to govern. But whatever grounds vs.
MAJ men may now take, they can no longer de.
ce've us with their praifes of tire purity of Pitt,
Or the integrity of Dundae.
INVESTIGATION.
None of the!e papers more virulen, and inf.
dious than the Pert Fso, and this is favourite work
with all .yaif..