The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13

we havs the following structures on the DO.
Icy OF Ainerica:
1T ispot within the scope Of my present
design TO touch upon the internal system of
complicated patty. which distinguishes the
federal republic of America from all other
governments ancient or modern to descant
upon her IS separate. independent sovc-
reignties. eac', Containing its own state
executive, lex ,lativr and jilicial depart
ments her federal or general head with
ITS own separate. experimenting executive
legislative aud judicial branches of govern
ment; her blind voting by ballot; her right
of universal suffrage; her pnoetually recur-
ring elections of federal Executive. Senators
and Representatives, Of State Executive,
Senators and Representatives, SC. &c. All
these and many other practical comments
upon the theories of speculative, mcfahhY-
stcal politicians, &c. are made in this coun.
try under the most favorable of all possible
circumstances ;" and among others, says
Bristed. "the most jealous, fearful exclus-
on of the two only natural and effective arts.
tocracies of man, namsly. talent and pro-
perty from all political power and in1u-
ence"
In the course of his work Mr.. B. ofeourse
descants on the French influence predomi
naut in the Republican party &c OF the wrongs
done to us by France-hc magnifes the re
sources of Britain, and softens her injuries
towards this conntry-"i 1t is not my business
71o7o (says hey to notice how industriously the
whole body of democrats in the u. 6 seize
every opportunity identifying themselves *
their cause with the interest and policy oil
France" p. 1877. Faithful historian this is
who writes in the style of Cullen, as if he
were giving evidence in a Court Of Justice.
On the Republican Parts and harty of the
United States, he is of course monstromsiy
severe! ''South of the Potomac (says he
the American states are very generally jaco
binical, in the full sense of the term name
ly, deadly enemies to religion; desfisers D
all moral obligation cruel, fraudulent g
.jerocions."
g The leaders of American democracy
are "destroying all the commerce. of the
New-England states; "well knowing thai
be too Poor, feebtc, and widely scattered
ever to make any e6ectual resistance to the
dissolution OF Jacobinical tyranny, which i:
rapidly pervading this country" Nay, tn,
sweeping scythe of this goliath of Toryisu
does not spare the federa!sts themselves O
these dccursed southern egions :" must d.
the people IN our southern states, namely
IN Maryland, Virginia, toe two Carolinas
Georgia and Louisiana, the justice to say tina
they are more impartial there, in general
the very few federaiists that are to be found
initiate the laudable example of the vast DO
dy-jacobinin those districts, in their ntte
disregard Of revelation, and their becom
ing freedom from aUthe hrejudices of mo
raj restraint" What say you, gentlemen
Guilty or not guilty
But we have done for the present, will
this nauseating production--of this full
blooded emissary of Britain.-We have NJ
fears, however, from the enterprises of sue!
being. His pen is spiritless-hs expert
ence is not chastened by discretion. Hi
designs are of too glsrihg description to de
ceive any one. He is like Cullen, too grea
a 6ungler in his business to be fit for service
The British ministry shcald recall and dis
miss him from their roll of Eshionage