The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29

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majority OF li6S, over Federalst Thus
there are - Democrats and Federaiists-
being nett ReAubhcan gam of 4
4" the next House OF Assembly, the Repub-
can majority viii OF about 49,
When was child, says the Apostle. %
t" spake as child understood as a child
thought as u ''---ard he might have
added. behaved Ike Child - bGt wi,en
became nian, Ihutaway ehiidish THINGS %
ito~ o,ssiiniIar mas been the Course .: the
| u. S
| When Hercules was in the cradle he
strang.ed the snake, which was TO tevour him
l---out when MS brows were covered with
iaureis, he sunk into effcminacy he threw
away the sword for the distaff-he stunned
/ me society II men, and became the slave az
Ompnaie And shall we TOO share the fate
or the hero! Whilst we were only "in the
gristle and bone OF Mashood," we encoun
tered The troops of England-we asserted
our rIghts-we fought the devouring monster
ana we conqnered And shall we TOO dis .
grace the years OF our revolutions Shall we
become the slaves of gods Shall we wear
me hum'iiating badges of British subsection |?
No-iet us arse and assert those. RIGHTS
whIch were bequeathed by our fathers -
Let us shun thas commercial spirit, which
would prompt us to sacrifice our permanent
| rights, for a temporary profit Il is the
Nessus shirt, which will cling to us aud de
YOUR as.
Mrcins has cast his venom uron genera, Arm
III will
lie has done TIN his letters 10 the I, II = b.
tells nm that IT is not credi,ablc 20 tine Ameri
can government to have such a REPRESENTATIVE
tnat he Is :. mnion of France''--ihat he should
De tuihen OUT, &c &c. g neral A spie:oa of
France What the firm and lofty advocate ofbis
country, the minion of France But Mullins has
no nc, " spleen to gratify"-Oh, no Not even in an
Idle Tetorf about CaTnbaceres &c Ere
VA nuuus, H1utius, hadst thou been as mute
as thou shouiist have been, thon wouidst not have
"eeh4so Ouch the scorn oftie public.
1t seems, that the French have taken Fort NJ,
'"borua' NO one can estimate the vaiue of such
position, without turning to the map 1t is on the
north q c OF the straight which Joins the Inner
10 the utter harhor-about mile from San
Lorenzo. on the South side, or the side of Cadiz
these two toriresses cover and command the
passage through the strait.
tx THE EDITOR THE ENQUIRER:
SIR,
collection of Songs, truly American in
their turn and sentiment seeuls to be much wan
ted IN these United States. send you speci
men OF such collection Until the science of
! Music has made greater progress at HOME 1
presume we shall be obliged 10 import most of
our tunes This want renders the want OF good
parodIes but the more manifest Such, therefore
must be admitted, at fist, among our original
Songs trust that gentlemen in the dii. rent
States of our great Republic, will find leisure to
furnish Native Songs, and that such contributions
Will, Ill time, enrich the MINSTREL Volume
remain very respectfully
Yours,