The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-03

y sions CT the Indian tribes Another t,;yis;,,,
bot these volunteers may be relied On. as AL
a ~ Competent in conjuneticn with a t,ctacl,
II Ipcnt of regulars. to meet ana .r,;,eIy .,,l
1 due a savage enemy. in case they Shall ,.,;
(; einbody, ar,, especially after the surulies,L;
: thcrto afforded 10 them by their good friend
shall have been interce,,tcd 81 ..,,,.,
VI these volunteers may be accepted in dis
... convenient to strengthen your impor-
80 sPosi.ions, III Case the regular force:
< ltne.e stationed should be threatened by = So
li'et, ~. ao'.e,S OF 70 repel predatory incui'si
I ons, not bearing the Character of regula,
. An short, SIT, the iong enistmeats are
pe USED In regular aOor the short en-
IN Partlzan Warfare. But these
b al are not all the advantages 70 lie expected
i.oni .Ntlese volunteer corps They will
~ nurseries from which our regular ar
ny NY VII VIZ, pc recruited Men are mosteasi.y
,,eiiesl upon short enlistineuts-whent their
when ,SoLs.u M civil iite are interrupted,
Fl -, 80, 'is.s anu wilcii
,tihe;r fnr., =, M 'he peighporhoed OF
we. -, -. are IN some uegrce
for ,ni;far ~ the araei
what formed AMI .ic son
suits. they are ,s,, ,o,... PUT
I,no ~. nloie eas'iy enIistcu Tor
Win 81, =. 81 nave ccnversed
w ,v,,. go, ., .he revoiuuona
iIt;,,e 49,. w., Z" GIL lnloimed atten-
lenis,n,,,,,s :, ~ sle orerations CT short
- -, yii own country and IN other
cru;,;,,s Ss..s,uered as the means OF re-
Their n fo,s,;a,, army lor longer aurat,on.
lourtn ora third OF the troops draw, out
! upon short enlistmcnts may be Calculated
| upon Tor re-e nlistment. ..
| The honorable gentlemen fo,n xy;.ls;..:
/ has read us MANY 7extracts f,o,,, Oh IL.
! Washington, to impress us with the adva 10
gcs of an army enlisted for ,o,,r t.s'a
Service, over temporary armies 2 bs,a ~, y.
svays reverenced the counsels of that sage
patriot. They were ;Sdeed" ~, -, liz. ''s
Experienced. wisdom. .l;ctated h, 40 'ons :.
of motives. But WHY shonld M. o.ntts n,ess
press these opinions abort re,-,Iaro and So
porary armies mon nc ,r,y .,I,, snu YIN,
have been ye,y proper III, nm n. iii
sing the Is Thousand for Eye go. 80
we have already enacted ~. 49,, ms..Sa
as if the friends of this bill nro,,os,.5 J.
or TO sunerceda ~ ~ .,.,,,,.
thing is farther from nv ;ntent;,u, r.
is only auxiliary to tn ,rmy ~. NO
the recruiting oe !, h,.. , 10y not ohly TO
gies when recruited. 70 he i,s;,I,o,, 80 81
many subdiyisions1 directed tn e;, ,,,oe,.
objects. The pentleman could No. -
forgotten the army Of o. ooo antt,
ready TO be raised--he wss ~. -, a.,
of the committee. who rena.,ed 'i 10, n'.,i
vocated it with great ABILITY and ;,Ja.,5
has had aIlusion 10 If in Ne a,a.,. -
Why then talk about reIviny :. $500
on Temporary armies % IVbvs Ill ~
II 6 -
S na,.,1l over temporary armies 49,
~ ouau ne nave US to raise all the forces,
- ioi suarding onrextensive coast a.
5an's. ese'y possible attack, and before any
s..sns 'n aW, upon enlistments for five
+, ',oi,u ~ pe proper to- have upon
hient and III constant Pay
= e'Sh' huinper OF troops TO guard "a
,,,o, = .o.Se when cur enemy might send
= 1871 W. sno!e s' before we know, that such
= = i.oseiieht IS probable, the quantum of
s.'. ioiS OF the POINT 10 which it would be
ouch system of defence
1'id ps pIaalsal shamefully prodi-
sal, Z wound De thrilling with the spirit, |
anI ABUSING the confidence, of "a brave |
IL eensrons people. 1t would be squan- !
go LIB .''eu Hhohsy ana eating out their sub
we want Tor sudden emergencies |
h ~ 81 army e'aooa!ea' but ready to be, en-
a tst. ss soon as danger,s threatened
,,,i';ai VIII De embodied near 10 the spot ON
Cannot fdresee that this or that state Viii |
pe assa,ea u preference, It IS proper. To |
-: SUI q ioree III each state. Such is the /
20. oes'gn OF organizing these voun-
c;,.o,,p 70. lney can render the enemy
- $3.50, ~, ms movements, compel him /
~ MS FORCES III body, oppose
hio pdrtiZdn expeditions, check and harra &C