The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19


| viii amply repay the sacrifice de In anded
At their hands.
> 10 The Friends Of Order: .,-,
We see every day how hollow were on..
the professions OF some of the Federal Par
ty-in 80 and '99 they cried themselves M,
as the only friends of Union. the eycI,s;',pp
friends of Order and good Goverpment
whilst they cried down their Opponents as
Jacobns and as Disorganizers. But let -.
near them now; and what daring threats of
ooPPosi'ioh TO the laws, what hints of treason,
now from the pens ct, thei.. partizans -,
The Boston Reherto,y 1.-THE source tbronyh
which the Patriot Pickering is now pouring
out new series Of letters To the PeonIeN %
daring enough to speak thus TO the Citizens
| OF massachusetts If we NEGLECT this
chance (electing a strong Legislature.l we
| must endure the calamities of war, or resiat
me n'dnaafcS 81 our constituted authorities
oyJo'ee; -lhe .Nezy Evening Post fatty
10 7var-; we will not abandon orr ,it;es
we will not take flight to the westward And
now, let them try their hozver orr no no
| soon as they Please" Here's Orde,. for vo,,
here's respect for the laws here's Ord,
ence to the only legitimate source of nnwer
IN a republican government, the z,iV Of tbe
| nla1orHy' We" tell" Messrs. Coleman and
| granny tnat Ii they do dare
to execute their dark threats, the hcmb will
be their portion. wan
Where's the respect of thes. mo, e.,
washington Have they not done enough
10 Proiane ms memory by scattering their
Secrff fohttcat clubs over the union. unter
the name of Washington Societies, Does
ne preach up rebellion and treason WHAT
does he say IN his last Legacy to his conn
ti,yh'en lie calls upon them to support
1 Of tba;,
feet TOR us authority, (8ays he's contL;onc,
7'itA us fa7vs, acquescence in its measures
are duties enJoined by the fundamental M
ms OF true liberty" 1t is the dutv -of
every individual to obey the established qo.
vernment. All distractions to the cxecxI;.
on OF the laws, all combinations and associ-
auons, under whatever plausible character.
WIN lne rea' design to direct, control, coun-
teract, or awe the regular deliberate, and
action OF the constituted authorities. are de-
cructiVe OF TINS fundamental principle. and of
fatal tendency anu vi
Why may not the language of such anti
cipated traitors as these men, invite Sin.
George Provost to send another Henry a.
mongst us
One word as to the vic! alton of the EN-
loargo--I hough we are CLEARLY cnnv;,-
ced that it is but teDnhora,v ,,,el,a,,,,
'he aUanf courier of war; and thonoh
We are as Clearly convinced that the ener.
Slss OF TINS great nation are not now IN he
exhausted In the catching of snauesIers :.
yet TINS is to give fair notice to all c'ncerp,
ed' that no man who plots to violate this Ia w
'hail meet with any respects from this ma
lper- In this land, the law must rnle ri
he who breaks it at any moment is rho go,
of the whole community. But these t;ma
are tlckllsh and vigilance and deciaio1, n re
Cailed Tor, on the part of every good citizen
L he shades OF disatfeCtion soon melt nto,each
other. The violation OF the law easily de-
into treason. The smuggler of the nresen Mt
Iimes more than half made up 20 "ndLcre
fort" Gnu O'''i-
Signs otrthe timeS.-Mr. Pone's pro,,o
sition, which afforded such real satisfsrt;.
on to every honeSt .Amcricnn," as hones,
Lach. PoulSon says and which the h4Je-
RAJ fefH6hcGn " regarded as the 6rse te,,
IN the recession" from war-meas,,r,.s
mas met with an effectual Qa1nhey in the Se-
nate oil the u. 81 1t has been voted o1lf
10 70 votes-lt is thus, that the Senate
proves itself fast.
The I'll of r. stands fast-witness their
votes on the question of Adjournment.
L he E1ecHEiVe likewise is firm fved &,
iIhmOsabIe as htlas.-We look upon Mar
therefore, with Great Britain, as an irev;ta'
PIE event. We see IN the cali of the II. cf
~ upon the aoSentees to return "/orthzyjfb
TO their seats, Ga thing Eeyer before done IN
our, public councils,) a sure Indication of the
serious and fre8siag business, to be bronrh
before them.-ln what relations we ar.
to stand towards France must materially de-
pend upon the dispatches from that conn
try '0''i
IL the Hor'iet brings ont tidings of amitv e.
accommodation /; if the emperor does thaY
winch 1t is his interest to do, and which he
mas gwen us reasons to expect; we must
then = urge on the Whole wedge of war; q
5aiHst u. Britain. But if the Fmperor a.
vows that his DEGREES arc oncc more in n
peration, ard refuses rcparation for the late
Dorhings OF his squadron, & threatens a CON
tinuance OF them, we must then REPLACE
nm on the same footing with England,
waglng war against 6oth. But if Gybat
IS not only possible but likely, the Hornet
should bring. oat no Intelligence ON the last
point tor the light of the torches NAV not
nave flashed upon Paris before her denar-
ture IN that case, the dogs of war must be
let loose againstEngland, & held back as to
France, until all suspense has been removed
| by the arrival of dispatches proving .tbat
justice has beeen officially asked, and asked
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