The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-04
WAR WITH GREAT RETAIN.
From the Democrats Press.


SONS, (Which Great Britain has been so I'M
wise as 20 demand OF our government on the
false pretence Of her beng first agpressed
on) Is only to produce a shameless intimation
that SIZE 4UfR refaHidfe on US for that vcru
resistance, there can be no no e of iustice
IN peace We shall be obliged to prove
Co hes the evils of contending With America
Increased from two millions and quarter
To seven millions and quarter of inhabi
tans America with ne arms great and
small for half million of men and increa-
sing arinouries America, supported by the
2 whole world united against Great Britain
America with the ports OF ali tGe world
open to her swarming cruizers and priva-
teerS America with established credit and
all the useful and necessary manufactures.
win numerous and organised militia with
CIVIL and religious institutions approved nv
Immense numbers in the British colonies
and Kingdoms; with very strong and armed
frontiers IN The East, the North, the West
and South with roads and water Garbage
Tor cannon stores and troops TO the North
ern and Western lakes with parts of an.
oient Canada now in cordial union; Amer
lea with a cause founded iR the rirht and
IN the duty IF self Preservation. We shall
gam, by war with Great Britain, the two
provinces OF Canada, Nova Scotia, and Ne
Brunswick; the extension and more firm
OF an exemption from the instigat,uns of the
Andians and other Vaccinations of any DOW
eriul or rival foreign neighbor on thiS Cor
ffnen; the FUR and Indian trades with the
1n-srlor or natural treasures OF our CONT
nent, and an eternal exemption from Indian
wars the navigation OF the ST. Lawrence
and 10 ths opposite shores of the Lakes,
anu the invaluable coal mines near to the
sea posts OF the North Eas, ern British col
onies. With these acquisitions we shall rem
der out trade more necessary 10 the SUP
port oi Great Britain Ireland and their col
onies, and OF The European powers in gen
erai We shall nave fuller command on
the return oil peace, OF the carrying Of the
produce OF our lands, fisheries and manu-
FACTORIES We snail prove TO the world.
that, ia 7var, are as firm to resist. TO
Contend and 10 atchieve, az we have been
calm, considerable, and moderate in peace.
We shall know and the world will be con.
Vinced, that Tve sought mar the 7oar zrifh
Srf'an. though nineteen years OF injury
anh insult marked by the effusion IF blood.
the slavery of our citizens, the insult of our
Nag, our Jurisdiction and our government.
ne -xation OF our navigation and iade.
the seduction ct our people and of the IndI
ans 10 violate our peace and oppose our
laws, and an increasing hatred and envy of
our tormsp government, have We not suffer
ed an immense mass OF evils, at the hands
or through the influence or from me err
f1Dlfie OF Great BrILain Our last. hopes
will soon be fulfilled by the wisdom and yin
tue of the Prince Regent; or hey must be
driven, with whatever reluctance on our
SIDE, from Our hearts and minds, hv The
nigh dHfies Of a just and necessary zvGr.
TIE LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE
Eonvened.on the 18th uil.--ihe following
are Extf%fs from Governor Blount's Com.
nuuIcatioT TO both Houses:
50 Since the rise Of the last general Az.
senibiy attention has bten PAID to the objects
OF hat honorable body As expressed IN theif
resolutions requesting OF the Executive to
transmit COPIES OF their resolutions to our
delegation IN Congress, touching the nayi.
Satiun OF Mobile and me tributary sire ans
thereof winch take their rise within he h
init # this State also touching an e,tin
sui nment OF Indian claim TO lands within th.
Chartered limits OF Tennessee also respeci
inS me opening OF better Wagon road thar.
is al present IN use between e Dnessee 49,
he Territory ofIiinois- 5.,nore detailed ~
presentation Of the progr MAI ES ssn stst,
ot those objects will be' d. Ds lore t,sa,,.
honorable body during - s. slz. 81 q ion
10 nave presented sucn ars7sf7>z IS ~ " Ss..,,s
have been preferred, could "a. s ..tte AZ
bf spondence on those siit &. 49,
copied in que VINE for your fsi 7.'|' .'!' 'sai
objects are impoftan. to tn aEa III fIEIIE ii @
sssee TO have Effected, sad Tina IH|0 H's
Believe that The general govern
an Accomplishment of the IN as it'd {
the Uuion at large, and that the vs. |l
en- assurances, that arranged e rs & |S
chem are IN a train OF executiouiz N &
they viii progress as fast as cirEas (.
will admh-ltis olsered that wag +. .s
shat without delay be opened from Az. IS
yer Tennessee, leading direct to Fort So
dart on Mobile.
% 1t is probable that Congress will fix nm
the ratio Misrepresentation under the late cen
SOS before the next stated session of. The
legislature, and not in time for YOU do bsvp
notice during your present session in which
eyent,iL would be right, if found to be prac
ticabe,to guard against called session tine
expense 9f which would be CONSIDERABLE
IkeEkEoatsMe Fulton and Liv-
lngs 81 yTk addressed to the leg
.islai pessee proposin uslss, .l..p,,9,,
the< No use IN our "a ,f
Tzsr,e fshai Boats emp SVll.geit, oa.i
" tsAsff tHB Jcouraged by your honorable boslsa
is here~lti laid before you, together ival#
their ietterto mt iuclosing their petition.
FROM PORTUGAL.
We have received opoyio scooulitspto u.r'