The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-23

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but what injury from itsrej-aion. Were they
willing to cat areproach upon the adfriniltra-
| ton by declaring themfelves unwilling t. decide
upon lis rncafures I? Such is the point of view,
IN which the conduct win be conlidered by n,-
| partial legislators. The difIentients know that
the Poaponerhent of a refolution is moR fire.
quently a iient cenfure upon its contents !;
that 1t is the very expedient, by which the
mott pointed contempt is ufnally cat upon
any meafure. But if they are not ferioully OPP
pofed TO the administration if they really de-
MED their vote from the want of Satisfactory do
cuments, why did they not add to their iuhRi-
tute the following falvo. "But as far as thefe
documents have been exhibited To the word,
this houie does not heGtate to approve OF the
policy, which has been purified 20
A Prolrf for thus organizing an oppoftion
to the 'Eeatures OF government de!srves To be
cut up by the roots. Thofe who are ut the
icene OF action win End no difficulty In p.e,,iet-
ing the fate of this project, but tbe Responsiveness,
who have not the advantage of perfonal OFFER
vation, ihould alto learn to view il without the
Fighter apprehension.
1t is indeed a feeble oppoftion. Except a
very few individuals, indeed, the entire MATS of
Virginia Republicans is compIetely at war, with
Mr.. Randoph's iyeem. All that can be infer
red from this vote ofthe Senate, is, that there
were to be ifound IL inGisidnai5 in conittuti-
onal body, who were willing to fupport the
couTie OF the minority; and, even outsof sfefc
1, two or three were already devoted federal
its. Place then in the other fcae, the 10 re-
publicans ofthe Senate and place with them
the immenie majority of the other heufe, and
you produce preponderance on the fide of the
administration, which demonstrates the extreme
imbecility of the prefent opPoGtion.
SENECA.
That Bonaparte has formed the most extern
five deigns upon PrufIia, and amonsit them,
that he has determined to revolutioniZe Poland,
IS itrongly to be preiumed from the fact, that
he has organized a Legion Of the North, two
thirds OF whole officers are to copfift of Poles
and that he has held out an encouragement o all
Poliih deierters who may repair to the various
points where the army may be itationed, and
who are to be conducted to Landau, the gene
raj rendezvous of this new Legion. Nothing
is more probable than that Bonaparte will revo-
lutionize every part of Poland, not only that
portion which belongs TO Prufiia, but those
which are attached to Ruf1ia aud Autfria that
new Government will there be eftabliihcd, not
independent Of France buti connected by the
principle of Confederation and that Jerome
Bonaparte may become the ti,ulary King of Fo-
land.
1t is well known that the celebrated Kofcius-
20 mas been rehdlng tor lone IN Paris; and IL
becomes an intereiting problem, what part he
win play in this new drama.
Betweenthe Volunteer fyfsm prefented to the
confederation of Congreis, and that purified under
Mr. Adamss administration; there is this remarkable
difference that under the aft the officers were COM
mliioned by the Prelident; hut under the propofed
plan, by the tate & territorial governments Mr. A
dams fyfcm intended to throw all the republican
militia officers out of the ervice, and bring his
creatures only into power.