The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-29
POLITICAL.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS, coNcERNISG
TEE EMBARGO,
NUMBER III.
NUMBER III.


hey We're re,puonshedint ns sirsmiMr with
some eutoriai comments aduresseuto the writer,
MMch nave ihuuceti me 10 suein" the fohowihS
REMARKS 10 tne PuoiH' .r,-
nave peen required 'o-sSt,ah, tne causes
%i'ch 'eu tonne s.ihpsl$t' ana II IS hSeiy tiat
.;,;s e.i".! &Ns lpop,r. .. Upon tne Ere
s'oeh'iai etectiVn; Some 81 Col. Monroe $ TRENDS
pencse .ias a u.scioS,'se 9. those causes WI. o.
Seie s,eau. !" ",' peneht' A'ae ,."ey tnerefoFe
SApress .',e srsa,sst ahAiets upon the sHotect \
"Nn l'e'r, l,.t .he fes'dentiai n.i.eiion
Ives set s cohsoeratio"' nue IN my oPnioH'
49, 49, ''-u independently are Ok S'ea-ef lnipor-
'ac, 49,: -" ..'-,t
INC o. Sscpicus ISL accided friend TO
H."'.roe eise.lon -oul|ih Pnoiish,h, ms sent-
.'N,' 'o">st'nsS e"e ftH'Da'Bo,-ne ou not thuik
proper 10 unite the questions nor doth he yet
oe,c.e' .,ia. Wey 0hRht 70 De connected. Ibe
I i VI 1,S r'nougo may be enssrartediy nn-
.uica'Su 'u,u delensea upon that ground, and the
pelsons MAJ oe, ~ INC same ,lne' aIraigned
.i,N ior tnsiI eoiuuet IA relation to
ri "''ie,t tSu $50. .o1s.
30 HAS now Deccue s.hgie, isolated
''i'Si oNSii' 10 oe consioerea according
sb,n ~" S,,,. ~ i'a ms tho.'e we
10. - :, y" as eehoe,e'es, its
ANU uie arguments boel Tor and against
L., nut We cannot Gomprehcndy VINO has been
h,s,s - or 'Whe'hef tifese his peen any
iS ~ o'' huiSts 'A"A aSShls III producing II |;
w So','it u.;' All 'rr oiaineapie, or that
o. WIN MOB nor ought not, to
on.
While the public, as wen as the writer of "a.
.ta. =, 10y peh ieit 20 saessarSi suggest what
So. , Esu at.en.feniS at'ractou by very
a"I mp .'''s eoniiiluineauoif IN the
aosm ~ i.' .sa IRON, iimothy Fickerhg, Esq
sets, to the Governor OF that state. s,t ~
This letter has been published in many naners
and no doubt, will be published in many others,
ltcannot fail TO excite much interest,". II will he
denied and rxyiied BY one marty, applalded and
referred to BY another Hut sounu politicians.
who make public welfare their frs, cors itcrp,,n
will cooperate with neither. 80
This letter, considering the station of the wi
ter, and its important Contents 1,.s.r,os o., 30
considered az AN important political document
The Editor OF the National .ntcliieencer has. not
only cendec,ncdit, but has recommended repub.
hcan printers TO publish it Seine other prin.
tiers have also, according to the political charac
ter of their papers, either applaudcd or censured
MIR Pickering in opposite extreme il is also
sad OF Mr.. Pickering, thathe either tlisliies the
French so much,-or rs SO partial TO- the British,
Sn;lt he would willingly plunge this country into
a Syar With france, withcutdeiay, and at course
form an alliance with Britain Mr., Pickering
will tiieIeiore,,be much opposed by those who
prefer the French TO the British, and but little re-
garded Z! those who prefer neutrality and peace
TO both Whatever may have been the faults
or errors Acading TO the cnbaiigo, it seems now
10 be evident That peace adneutraity can be pre-
served by no other Iueaiis
;, When the conecnding powers OF Europe shall
tfli silt..