The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

Hons as the war shall last. We mean 70 re-
tpresent In as strong colors as we are capable,
shat Il is unnecessary, inexpedient, & entered
l,.to from partial, personal, and as we be-
heNe, motives bearing upon their front
marks CT undisguiSed foreign influence,
winch Cannot be mistakcn.--kFc mean to
use every constitutional argument and eve
ry legal me"ns to render as odious and sus-,
ipicioIs To she American people, as they de-
serve To De, the patrons and Contrivers of
THIS E'S6sy impoiiuc and destructive war,
III the fullest persuasion, that We shah be
supported ana ultimately appauCed by
nine tenths Of our Cuu.,ryineD, aud that
our silence would be treason to them.
We are ;ivowedly hostile to tie piesi-
dency of James Madison. and we never
will breathe under The dom inion direct or
dcrivative OF Bonapalte, let it be acknow-
LEGGED when 1t may. Let these who can
not openly adopt this confession, abandon
us, and those VINO can, sc shall cherish as
friends and patriots, worthy of the nanle''
| After this brilliant diatri6e (as Nj. Geret
would call IT'D this paper gees on to pour the
walls OF its wrath over the Citizens OF Savan-
nah, for pouring the waters of their pumps
upon the head ofthe Editor OF the came
rcan Patriot" in that oity---a paper ex-
tremely congenial in its principles with the
aforesaid Federal Republican,
we learn from z passenger in >Wednes-
day Northern Stage, that III consequence of
this determined pertinacity in abuse, abou:
5000 citizens of Baltimore Gas cur informant
computes) assembled peaceably in the dusk
OF last Monday Evening, around this Office OF
the aforesaid IF. r." and that they did
completely dismantle the said office, taking
1T down piece by piece from the top to the
bottom distributing, the tyheS, which had
80 often been the types of disgrace to the said
City +; and doing all this, in the utmost spi-
! mt ot good will, good humour and decurum.
NO further violence was done the said E.
dtors having thought proper to decamp
from the Premises. 1t is said that one lie
was accidentally lost i'll the aforesaid efIcr-
vescence of public sentiment.
L CONTRA.
U We hail with pleasure, tile following
sentiments in this days Pafrict" to whose:
| Editor we beg leave to tender the right
hand of fellowship. Let the same spirit but
inspire the rest OF our countrymen, the voice
OF faction will be hushed, we shall march
forth as one nation, our foe will cease TO count
upon our divisions, and the arm of the PEG
pie will sooner chastise Mr.. Bull into some
RESPECT for us-The moment that is accom-
plished, the work is done we shall sooner
succeed - in obtaining speedy, d just and
an Venerable peace.''
| " Although both the beigerents have done rs
great INJURY, yet Tor the happiness of society, it is
iope'l, the resentment nj this isis one potvc-
only val! not cause QisSenfioas but induce every
man to so hand IN hand Srith the government, and
| IN support OF ITS measures. The subject has been
deliberately reflected on by our rulers 10 them
We committed our rights-on them we look for pro-
lection 1t is thought cxpedient not vet to declare
war against France. BE it SO Every thing was
discussed in secret, and there may have pcen Sc
cret and substantial reasons for delay Let Party
Sp"3t, ami Faction subsde Let temperate rehoc
ton take place Let us hail each day whilst in the
conflict, that the rising Sun will beam its RAYS on
md r,t.1 Ipt.if ina,
and rs 1t rs equal in splendor, and gifts so let ho6e
animate us to Patriotic zeal and unaninity. Let
us bury the teuds that have in the political horizon
| set Father against Son and Brother against Bro
! Their. -.
" Let US he firm ! Our minds ami hearts cor,ci
Gus OF nothing but reetitude, speaking peace 10 our
installations, and luling in confidence on that cd
whose attributes can enable to WELD the ord in
The spirit oil justice for wrongs received and crown
success by permitting the Olive Breneh TO wave over
our brow. May the day arrive Unanimity can e =
oeaSt; That that day may dawn, oueht
TO be the inward prayer in the bosom OF every Pal.
The Maryland Legislature have adiourn
eu' after passing a Law respecting the equip
ment OF the militia, and authorizing the
banks to loan not exceeding the amount of
one third OF their capital stock to govern
ment' The Republicans OF the Legisla-
tnre and Executive assembled at Annapolis
and unanimously recommended j. Madison
as T. and l.. Gerry rs Y. President The
Legislature of n. York have passed a law
directing an election Of q Representatives
tor congress, by districts, ON the Sd Tuesday
OF Dec neXt.-On our EInbnrgo's reaching
Lisbon, flour had risen to SIS; but the po1
vernment had thought fit to limit its price
to S22 IL (nominally.) An arrival at Bal
timore, IA days from Laguira, reports, that
the Coreans were advancing g against Ca
raccas, having possessed themselves f Va
| lencia that miranda had reyolu ionized
that district, turning out every officer VINO
acted under the Congress, filing every Office
with his own creatures, and assuming to
| himself the supreme commando H. Pr
Vance Of Baltimore, left Liverpool ON the
18th May, in the Susquehannah, has arriy-
ed with dispatches for our government
/ The Susquehannah reports that more than
so sail from ports in the u. s. had recentlv
arrived at liverpoOl.--Thc Federal print;
and letters from British agents in this coun-
try, do us immense harm, by the lies which
/ they circulate across the water. The Bri-
fish, Judging from these, are completely jp-
norant Of the national spirit in tins country.
For instance, the London Courier (g,iqisfc
riai) OF the 18th May (iast date contains
an account from America, that VIC are ;ibout
sending over commissioners, among whom
were Mcssrs. King and Eay ard, to tyrat
again Tor an adjustneUt-and that the 90
day Embargo is laid on to give time to re-
ccive the British ultmatun. II is added