The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
w. HAMPTON, q. 81
J. HALF. L.. 81
G.. BENSON. r.. S}
w. c. NICHOLAS, IL. S.
T.. I. HAIL. n CT

The company having however failed in their
object IN 1898, all the kentucky meu1Lers re.
!lnqn'ihed the affOcietion, exceptine thc
Browns, who joined frw company for the
lame PurPofe in the fpring OF TOO, The
Browns, viz :: John and James, appear to be-
the mott active leaders of this company. The
character of James, cannot be better ,iercr;brd
than in the words Of Mr.. Hall, in letter To
him, dared 27th March, 1897. When IN.
!acred character of our venerable prefiden,
w Arlington, the pride of mankind, the boat
or our country that gave him birth and at pre
lent the mott fplendid uminary Of virtue and
wiidom, that ever irradiated human nature {.
when this luxurious chief, whole fame is almot
IN contact with immortality i.frf, was info!ent.
" attacked by you, in my pretence at Judge
innes's table, of this fate, in 7o5, when Won de-
clared Your belief. tha. he IA, liz,
money out of the treafury, which he was not
entitled to receive, and that he and Mr.. HsmiI.
ton divided the fpoil: When the white robe,
OF female Innocence aud virtue, were infuIted
by your faliehood, and attempted to be fulIied
by the foulnefs of your poifoned tong ne and
even the tender ties of conf,uguinity itfeif form
no baTrIsr 10 the ma!evoeDce ofhis heart, fbalI
DC iurpriicd when you vainly attempt 10 in
Jure me-" The occalion of Hall addreGinp tbia
letter to James Brown, was owing to lanes and
John retuting to pay him their proportion OF
the exPences, after the company had faiIee, in
their application to the legislature. Mr.. Hall
lays to Brown, " AT that time preferred a EnaIj
lois 10 an alteration but your refufai TO pay
the balance, conyinces me, that to fiibnt TO
one imPofition is the flreft way of becoming
iuhject 10 another, and that it ia now time, that
mould Inyetigate your claim to any part Of my
warrant"
With refpe6t to the 1anderous attack made
on the character of the luxurious Warrington ar
the table of Harry Innes this is not at all At.
tonihlng, when it is remembered, that they
were well iatished ut this period, that Waiilinp-
ton was acquainted with the treaf0nable intef.
tlpns OF the Spaniih hnociation, and was watch.
ing with guardian eye the liberties of Amer.
ca.
The following paragraph, copied from the
American Mufeum for Feb. 1850, vol. sfb.
page 2oS, fully demonarates that the intention
OF John Brown was known in Philadelphia -
Alexandria, Jan. 29d.
4" BY information received from Kent,rcky.vse
learn, that many of the principal people Of that
dIitrlct, are warmly in favour of ieparaticn
from the union, and contend that il is iriurions
to the interefs of that country, to be conne9.
sd wi'h the Atlantic ttates. This idea, TO urra-,
sant with mitchell to America, isfsid to be much
fherlihed by intelligence carried there by Mr,
Srown, member OF congrtfs, 20 this Meet
That DC had the frongeft aTuraHee frointhe
sfph'h'H futVdhduOI1 lOdI on luCn a Gee tfrdfFGu.
Spain would cede TO them the free navigation
a the .MAilIippi, and give them every fgpport
abd encouragement IN her power
That or readers may be better enabled to
jpcge Of the iituation Of Kentucky in I7ss ; of
the wiihes other thinking and patriotic citi-
zens, we prefent them with the address of the
convention held at DanviIle The 10th of Nov.
1883, 70 congrels, as likewfe the a,ldrsfs TO the
general a1emtIy of Virginia, (which addrenes, It
is to be recolietted, wete oppofed by ali the
members of the Spsniih confpiracy.
4" Ado. IS ofthe convention of Kentucky, TO
the u. ). M congreis siiemblcd.
" The pcopie of Kentucky, reprefented ia
convention as freemcn, as citizens, and AZ part
OF the American republic, beg leave by this
humble petition, 20 fate their rights, and call
for protection in the enjoyment of them.
FafberS, Feilo,r -Cii%s15, aadfbs Guardian,
ef0nr right,
Aswe addreis you ty the endearinE appel.
lation of fathers, we rely on your paternai at.
teetion to hear us we rely on your iullice a.
men and citizens, 10 attend to the wrongs done
to men and citizens, aud, IS people recognif.
cd by the lolemn acts of the union, we lock for
protection 20 the federal head.