The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

improper or corup, exer<ls- Of I'll. dangerous
| and unprecedented powers Congress have put
into his hands. 2 ci,eers !,
o. Presidential Elections they never can 4;
,pre ar free, so long as they are influenced
nc intrlsnes OF Congressional caucus =
7. The Militia; the only safe defence of re.
pubhe-They are the owners of the Co,A,,i for
which they fight.
. France peace with her if fair and hon
| 'rabic peace siis wishes, she need not hore y e
| are daz<ied, or panic-stru,k with the splend
Ut her arnS. 6cheers.
y Great Britain her hs.it,,al violations of
the rights ct nations have Impoverished her re-
sources aud Will accelerate her dnwnf,,i; /,
orr youth VIC commended with her cannon, in our
MANHOOD III thunder does pot alarmus 6 cheers.
%. SELF Goyernme nt and independence ha-
wing tasted their sweets. whatpower upon earth
shall rescue them from US, for what are ten,
what are fifty; what an hundred slaves. match
eel with single arm, that strikes for Liberty
IL National Honor-A spirit that will not Of
'Sr' or submit to insult, the best security of ma
onal happiness SSH .l
IL The French DEGREES and British Orders OF
Coanci--Base and disgracetul violations or the
laws OF nations the want of our commerce
shall mtiict upon them punishment for their III
science. 3 cheers
IL War; we deplore its evils, it is some
times necessary we are ready to encounter it ra-
'her than disgraceful peace. cheers
~ Ihe Labourer, Manufacturer and Agri-
cuturist-A triumvrate as powerful in support
ing American Independence, as that of Rome
was IN destroying it's Liberties. 6cheers
Is Our National Flag-Let not the slight tar
nlsh it has received induce other nations 10 be-
lieve we are deserted by the spirit Of our toreta-
theirs. 6cheefs. -. -. -
To- The State of Virginia--Amonr the FIRST &c,
defend the cause of Freedom in '76-The frs, to
defend the true principle of the Federal Ccn-
sut'ltion In '9S and '99--May she ever contR, .
TO distinguish the, constitutional difference be-
tween Legislative and Executive right in the fe-
derai as well as the state government. 6cheers-
N. The American Fair; if they smile on lie
brave and virtuous oaL, our Country will never
want Tor brave and virtuous defenders.
VOLUNTEERS
BY Francis Fitzgerald, Senior--That which
Gcd never saw-That which Washington and
Jefferson have seldom and that which we
see every day.
BY Richard Jones-God has never seen his e.
quail Washington and Jefferson have seldom
seen their elnais-But may the successor to Jeff
'erson be equal to both. w allhington and Jeiier-
| son.
BY Isaac Winfrey-May we the People. of A
merica, by our good subortiinston to the laws of
our Country ever keep off our external foes
BY Robert Shuifclid MAY the United states
OF America ever be attended with independence.
health and prosperity.
! BY Ephraim Observation-Disclosures perdtion
to it.
fedSralist "whose abors certainly do
no discredit to n. York newspaper" sheer
iugy asks us, how can oar present difficult
! ties be ascribed 10 the Fcde rasts .INey
| torsooth had not been at the helm of affairs.
1t is true. Neither was A. Burr at the
helm, when he threw the whole continent in
to fame.--An individual may do a great
/ deal of harm, beyond the precincts of offici-
al station The Federalist might have ask
ed his question With much TIiofe proprietv.
If his party had only observeda very simple
recipe for the last six months stop YOUR
mouths. and drop your pens, gentlemen, and
cease to misrepresent the spirit of this natl
on to the ministers of Great-Britain But
it is never too late to be wise gentlemen
1t is never too late to do good to your country.
Extract Of a letter from a Gentleman in Hills
boroHgh, ~. Carolina, to his friend in this City .
Your favorite Madison, will, believe, Obtain,
an unanimous vote i'll this state The federalists
unite in his support-We have a few Clintonians,
but they can do nothing. The friends of the
Randolph'faction are all in favor of the old man,
and among them is our present Representative 80
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: Richard Sanford, Esq.