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

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herents. This surely was not counted upon other
cxpedents might have been resogted to, TO avert
| lessen its effects.
"'To get to the other side Of the picture it WILL
know, give yon real pleasure, the loan not filling
up to know that this turn oil the thing, unexpec-
ted to many, excites not tue least uneasncss here,
further than as it holds out handle for inomentary
triumph, OF supposed triumph, to our ou,-mouthvd
enemies The idcs OF its hurting the credit of the
government, checking its measures, is preposter-
Gus The resources OF cur country are as abundant
| as before the books were opened, and when the
SIS arrives. viii be found so and to stopping the
| measures. the vain expectation of federalism, ra
thcr think 1t will have contrary elfec. il any, in
this WAY by the reaction OF feeling it evidently and
perhaps wholesomely creates. Not an instants
barcassment will result TO the revenue abundance
Will be obtained, together with what is hand, to
meet all the plans and objects the government has
proposed to itself for the nations welfare, without
the least relaxation in any one ct them. And when
shall call upon the country at large in the various
modes in which it may be appealed to, without lmi
ting the invitation almost exclusively tc places where
! the tricRts OF England could york actively, no
fanatics, but that the patriotism andresources of the
people will stand ready to supply enough-,nuch
more than enough-to all the purposes OF rigite-
Gus cause" So,
| @s~ NORFOLK, May Is.
= We have to congratulate our townsmen, upon the
prospect At length opened to them, by the complete
on OF the Dismal Swamp Cana,--Boats can now pass
from Norfolk to Aibemarle Sound, and we hope We
ry shertiy TO be able to the arrival and de-
arture ct mary, engaged In that direct trafck with
the agrcuturaist, which has always been found the
readiest and most certain means for the agrandze-
ment OF commercial town. Herald.
/ CHARLESTON. Nav z.
] We lcsrn, from what deem vn,loubted authori-
", That Orders have been sent from the Navy De-
partment, to the Officer commanding maritime
force at Amelia and ST. Augustine, immediately to
quit the Spanish waters--and that also orders had
the island of Amelia, &c. to the Spanish govern
! ment Cen MATHEWS superseded in his ~
sency ny the Governor of Georgia. Times.
| We learn from gentleman, Immediately from St.
hlarys that Gen. John .HcLltosh, had been solicit
Cd to take the command of the Patriots in Castillo
rhia but had peremptory refused to do so. until
| the general government would take some decided
| step. Sovannah Republican, HAY 5.
Governor IL. J. .Neigs, of Ohio, has been nomna-
ted by the President to the Senate of the United
states. as the head OF the new. Land Department.
correspondent of the Boston Centinel. in Ccrun-
ma, INFORMS, that descrters we're coming in there SO
| or more at time; and that in one body there were
spwads OF 20 musicians, with their instruments, Who
were immediately embarked for England. .. III.
The Spanish Regency have passed law making IL
death i9r any person to ship any kind of produces
whatever to any port place in possession of the
| French.
| AIExANnRIA, May l3.-Consideration. that
| sh0nid influence the choice of President; 4.
Nothing need be said in support of a candidate for
aion3er period than eight years. rampant mas heen
raised ey two great and good men, which popu-
er fleeing will suffer the ambition of no climb.
| IN critical and momentous situation of the coun-
try can the plans that have been syseraascd for its
protection. and others still in embryo suspended on
Tue operation oil those formed, and which IRE neces-
ssiy to maize the system complete, be well exeeu-
,e. or inatured By change Of men by those who
! originated tem -
IL the same plans should be acted upon by those
who 'nisht succeed to power, would il be prov
'ns they <9ere dictated 0y wisdom and honesty, and
~he"ce the necessity OF change, without il to
make good tire charge that the spirit of democracy
| was restless
Ii the same plans gvere nor acted upon, but the
PRIDE OF opinion produce radical change, would We
not, IN upsetnS all have done, retrograde the
same "npromisIng state OF affairs which COM
nenced, and The ystcm at las: adopted be but
feriniem for 4 5efter
Ia .he prospect OF Increased minority would IL
nor he rising the qpaoie power Of the democratic
o'trt z for let what candidate that WILL be proposed
III opposition to the present executive, HE will have
majority OF republican votes with him, tho per-
maps over union of The federal with the pseudo-re-
! publican interest
| And the nan who would risk thus much to moant
on the wings of public clan!or supplant the pre-
sent incnmbet if he should succeed, Is there moth
fhS to- tear from his ambition who would Sacrifices
! thus much TO gain his ends Herald
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