The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

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ibis sling by having the officers ofbo,h WIKI,
IN his appointment & wHal mischiefs IN che
net be wrtught by an intriguing AND amoi,i-
Gus President.
/ Manners wi'a % es, Lumo 3 turn with cmes,
| I~nets " t o.s. ami piG, nj. aiti, times
This truth is illustrated by the h sorry os
two measures. which were urged up n zen
eral Washington, by Mr.. A,cSa,;de Ifar :,
'iion. 4, is well Known. that Me ,a.ter gem
I tleman was warm fri-ndoI he b. lush
Treaty, and OF the Bank fl re u. )
| Wren in the year SO ,ae III ause of Re
representatives.. called upon the P,esident for
Certain papers, Connected with the treaty.
tue application was rejected Afer dwei
Ing at some Length ou the SUBJECT, the Pre-
sdent thus proceeds-- If o,hsr proofs
than these, g the plain letter of the cons i,u
ton Itself. Re necessary TO. ascertain he
! point under consideration. they may be found
in the journals of ,he. general Convention
which have deposited Ia the ofTic, of The
department or staie. In these journal, it
will appear. thar a proposition was made.
mat no treaty should BE budiug on the VI
States, which was not fed by a law
and that the proposition wa, erhreSsiy re-
jectcd
But hoy does this doctrinn stand i'm another
instances When the Bank Bill was before
the L u ,. TOR his signature. he Secre arv
ot the Treasury " ,emembered to forget"
:" tha' power 10 gram char erS IF iqc2r-
horaHo': had been prop ed in ,he general
pension and r'ejrcted."
In the one Cast. he rrjec, ion of A Dr ,no
si'ion hL the convention IS thought good
ground tor acting against i'm the o5her,
tne precedcnt is foryolten; DO n Convention
and Constitution are thrown out OF view
Queer The Hamll on Society. of Nv
York gave Oh the III ily t1,s ,oas -,
Tue Constitution of the Up,ted STA -
lasting inonenro of the g:n,us of II n
ilton."
! Mr. H.. indeed. wrote a variety IF D -. s
in the federafs', in defence % the CT, ST
tution-tor finding his own scheme BIAS.
ted BY the purity ut his COLE gaes, he iuru d
round 20 the defence If thai verr D,prr
which they had framed. and he had poo
sed. For what were his propositions IA ne
Convention thev went to :. y Permanent
Executive and hermln-n' branch ~ ,,, c-
gisiature, the appointment of al 81 at Co
vernors and Judges, aud a negative on III
stare laws"
Tn. tlct is Beyond all ds,ute- ,,uyh
Chiet Justice Marshall, merely saw, ~ sy
way. IN one OF has notes. thet = If has been
published by the enemies ut NJ II. that he
was in favor of a pres,d:nl anl Sena,e, who
should hold their Offices during good hena-
viour. Thus, the politician who would
have brought us to the Condition of Fede.
rative Monarchy is now hailed as .se here
OF the present constitution.
u, Britain is Fishing for rev powers and
whaling us for our sins From the grneraE
. terms OF her Orders of NAV 2 1910, har
cruizers may be led 20 seize on our fl h ne
veSsels-and away goes our Golf j. sir
w. ocott may urge perhaps that our &. r.
men are liable To these orders. because Ter
vessels are not permitredt to trade ftc ~"
With our ports -d'sparch and unarmcd ,es-
sells alone being exempted from our res rio.
tons.
but ne matter assumes more serious as.
psct Vt she has really issned the other Dr.
: ders. IT which QUO public papers spt -; ".
those . which forbid oeu,ras, to enter any
port from which the British aug is excln
oed In other words she will not le ~ -
where she cannot her,eif g,. This * 20
once reIisqlsh Of her p-eteud 4 re-
taliatory principles and places her u, ck
AIDES on new grounds.
according 20 this, we are TO suffsr because
". Britain suffers. The cout;nert,J nn-t.
have a mun'c'pai rigrt to limit vii, 90
ever they please I; aud VET we must take
the part of G 81 an if these res,;ic+;oos
oniv extend TO Ia ~'s--ln Other words,
,'"'' u'Ntdpa aus "nere we NAV W,
ana ~here not--ind we should be once
more reduced I" the state If colonies IL we
submit to such degrading encroachment.
~ n plan and DrOpoStons viii be laid h 2, .,
INC pu'i'c, m = few lays tor IN" ostablis5r,, nj
81 = I"nPi&e Road, from Petersburg TO Aiexan-
MA eNtRD On Saturday evening 30th cit bv
I've reverend Mr. BuchDnuau W. n
! CLAY to the much admired MI.s ANx sKyr.
| TER all cfthis city
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Departed this lie, on SUNDAY, 8l@ "a h ult AZ
MAJOR Buffers in Sury county, Mss Sally
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