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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Two TRACTS of LAND

One containing 800 acres, lying On both sides
of the Little River Turnpike Road-thc
Their containing about $50 acres, adjoining
the first mentioned tract On the north side,
distant from Alexandria and the city OF WASH
ington out seven miles The Tracts will
be sod entire, or divided into smaller lots to
accommodate purchasers. On both there
is suAicint quantity of wood to support
the cleared land. On one we'll inprov-
ed productive Meadow, and an inexhaus-
tible quarry of Soap Stone, of which the
valee for fire places, ovens, sc. is now &C.
morally understood. The nature of the soil
is we'll adapted to the use of plaster of Paris
The sanls adjoin those of the subscriber
VIM. Moss, by whom they VIII be shewn to
those who wish to purchase Terms of sale
cath.
Richard M. Scott,
William Moss.
March SO cots
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

Continue. 1.-THE war should not continue, As
1t 5 to be hoped it will not, they wall be 50 Tar
on their voyages.
Our ministers have been forced to take steps
10 retaliate on the Americans but the securi.
~ OF our own possessions is the first object.
And yesterday orders were given for sending Z
very considerable reinforcement OF troops to
our American garrisons.
Strong symptoms OF dissatisfaction, it is
said. burst forth in various parts Of Americas,
the moment the Presidents denunciation ofwar
was made known. The co!crs OF the merchant
vessels III Boston harbor We're hOistcd half.mast
high-minute guns were iired-and the Presi-
dent of the United States, with the Emperor
Napoleon seated on his shoulders, were burnt
in eiigy. At New York the popnldce are said
to have shcwn their disapprobston in a most
marked manner. letter from Boston, of June
IS, after mentioning the receipt, at that port OF
the Legislative Act under which war is pro-
claimed, adds, The Assembly Of Massachu
sets is now sitting, and some very strong ami
inAanmatory resolutions will be passed against
the war. and against the policy of the govern
meat III declaring it"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
RI CT NO M:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1879.
CEN. HuLL,s LETTER.

The official despatch of Gen. Hall, of the
26th utimo, addressed to the Secretary of
War, will be found, on examination by the
reader, a very curious piece uf Composition.
1t is obviously the production of scholar,
whose early classical requirements have sur
vived the energetic faculties Of his nature
Every circumstance which the Gen details
in that letter, to justify the surrender of
fort. an army and a territory, would go -
establish If Col. Cass had never published
his statement, the want Of activity, of capa
city and # patriotism in Hull. The hostile
union of the Indians, which he describes,
and which seems to have been magnihed by
his imagination, was clearly the effect os his
own Incidence or CowardiCc for he tells us,
that when his army first entered Canada,
the Indians generally appeared to be neutral
lied, and determined to take no part in the
contest and further, that the militia from
Amhcrstburg were daily deserving and the
whole country, then under the control OF
the army, was asking for protection. Had
he confirmed this disposition by pushing Oh
to Maiden, which ne certainly might have
done, the disaster to the country, which has
dsgraced him, would not have occurred {;
the capture of Maiden, Cor Amherstburg,)
balancing that Of Michiiimackiuac, would
Indians, whose operations seem 50 much TO
have frighted him. But here he interposcs,
in his Justification, the opinion Of council
Of war THIS council was unquestionably
produced by ms own irresolution and III
the sequel, we have no doubt it will appear,
that. the council was 50 managed Composing
Hull to tell tie truth) as TO furnish plea,
az the time it was held, for the General s
fears or treachery. This conjecture is con-
iirmed by the statement Of Col. Cass who
asserts the dsign, previous to the surrender
Of Detroit, Of arresting Gen. Hull by his
Colonies. 20 decided an act, rs that of ar
resting a commanding Genera; BY officers II
a sub rdInate rank, could only have been
determined on from the most intimate con
viCtiOn OF unusual imbecilitt or detection "a
the service On paper, Hui appears suii
Cicntly competent to- Arrange and combine ;
Of his ability to use that power uf arrange
mcnt aud combination in the field Of battle
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
NIRGINIA
Sept. 81

1T Rites hoile;. tn the CleyPs Office of the ST..
bcyfor Court ef Chmcer, far Hle RiehBlona-
District, tAe llth day IJuLy, 1912.
Christopher Moon, Pl,F.
.fRaiEst
john Miller, James Hammond, John Anderson.
and Nancy Moon, Executors and Executtlx
OF the last VIII and testament OF Archl iaus
Moon, decd, Samuel Read, heir, devisce and
Executor Of William Read, decd an john
Campbell, DeGs
TIE defendants Nancy Moon, anu John
Campbell, not having ,E,cged their appearance
and given security according 20 the Act Of As
scmbly and the rules Of this Court, and II APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this country II is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here on
the frs day on the next term az i answer tie
bill. Of the plaintiff; and that a copy OF this or
der he forthwith inserted IN some new,D.s.,
published ~ the City Of Richmond, Tor tno
months ,uccessiveiy and posted at tie .rout
door Of the Capitol, Nv the SAID City
a CoPy--Ceste,
WA, W. bENTNG, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

By the Ei-a Barker from LiuerhooI, the
Editors If the NsIy York Gazette hare
s'ecriued London flllters 10 me end ofJu-
iy.fi'om zyhich they e.rt'act che .JoHosong
articles:
LONDON, July -.
About eleven o'clock Yesterday morning
arrived IT Lord CASrLEREAGH's Office, in
Downing street, Mr.. Smith, late American
Charged AiIairsat St. Petersburgh,S accom-
panied by gentleman, who is reported, his
Secretary. They landed at Deal at a late
hour on Saturday night, having come from
Mr. Joel Barlow at Paris. Mr.. Smith re-
,nained at the Foreign Office three hours
at o'clock Cabinet Council assembled,
which was attended by nearly all the Min
listers. Lords Liverpool, Castlereagh, and
Sidmouth were sent for to town from their
country seats. Mr. Smith we believe, is the
son Of ar Smith VINO was lately Secretary.
of State in American
Notice was on Sunday given from the Post
Office, that in future the Packets between
G.. Britain and Sweden, instead of proceed
ing to Anhoit, or any neutral territory, will
clear out for Gottenburgh, as usual, while
perfect tranquility subsists between the two
countries.
% Four Swedish men uf war have sailed for
Delaroe, to convoy $4,000 men--but of
course, it is added, their destination is not
known.
1t appears from the French papers. that
the Pope has been brought To Fontainb!eau.
HIS Holiness was there waited upon bv the
Duke of Cadore, and some of the French
Bishops.-rhe object of his journey is not
stated-but it is likely that he will be CON.
PEELED to give his sanction to some of the de-
crees of the Council, whose proceedings have
bPnu hitherto kent secret Bonanarte irti
mated, some time ago. that the Pope was
Lenceforth to consider Paris and not Rome
as the centre of ChrisLendom.
PLYMOUTH, !uly 25.
Yesterday came in the SkyIark armed
schooner, OF II guns s. g men, 1t. Warner,
wiki her well earned prize, the lugger La
Vile dc Caen, of 10 guns Is men of st. Ma
Ices, captured last Wednesday, 3 w. IF the
Ril of Portland, after a most gallant & well
fought action otan hour and quarter. Both
vessels are quite wrecks, the trenchman's
scuppers drencned with blood; having lost
her Capt. and IS men killed, and Is wound
ed. The loss on board the Skyiark, men
Killed, Lat w. and rs men wounded. This
Is supposed to have been as we'll managed
little naval fight as has occurred during
Ihe war. The ilgger tried to board the sky
3ark twice. but the last shack was so great,
ihlt the mainmast of the luggcr went over
the side, when she struck.
Mr. Smith is only Secretary to the min
iStcr Adams.
This is incorrect. He is the son OF col.
5 nith, of New York. Mr.. Smith, late charge
d'Afaires III London, is i son OF Gen. Smith
oFenis City-4nericaA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
AlExIxD IA. Sent. 1s.

Et~act front W.ss; ,g.,q, sept. II.
CIV learn ta&t Cos. no lr,e does not Ike the
command of tI, ". W IN ARMY a,.s only
''tslerai rum.T". The Appointment of Gov.
HARRISON, with the attendant eI.cumst snces,
rendered It unnecessary. Hui was cxpr s,ly
told moi to eniei Canada till Nc was sufficiently
reinforced TO take AIa.d.a, without ,Ae least
hazard 81 de!eat-uot ti.l he was able TO "ipok
-lown all opposition"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
WAsu1NGrlN. Sept. lo.

Yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, 1t. AN
.DERsoN, Of the United States army, reach
ed this city, bearer of dispatches from Br-
gadier General WIN HULL, to the Depart
ment of War, of which the following Copies
have been obtained for publication:
MONTREAL, Sth Sept. 1912.
STR,
The inclosed despatch was prepared on
my arrival at Fort George. and 1t was my
in;ention to have forwarded it from that
place by N jor Wtnerel, of the Michigan
volunteers. made application to the COM
mlndng officer 1t that post, and was refus-
CD he stating that he was not authorised
and general Brock was then at York We
were Immediately embarked for this place,
and major WIthercll obtained liberty at
Kingston to go houe ON parole.
FMS is the first opportunity have had to
forward the dispatches.
rhe fourth United States regiment is des
tined for Quebec, with = part of the first.
TIe whole consist of little over three nun
dred.
Sir George Provost, without any request
on nv part, has offered to take my parole,
.RlI Ie nit me to proceed to the states.
Li.lt Anderson, of the eighth regiment,
is the bearer of my dispatches. lie was for
merry q Lieut. in the Artillery, and resigned
his commission on account OF being appoint
oil Marshal Of the Territory Of Michigan.
During the campaign ne has mad Il md
~ che Artillery; and l recommend him 70
you as valuable OtiiCer
IL is particularly acquainted with the
state Of things previous and 1T the time when
the capitalization took place. fla will be able
t. give you correct information on any points,
abent which you may think proper to en-
q,iirc.
lam, very respectfully,
Your most obGdiCnt servant,
w. HULL.
Ey3n. n; Easfs, See'ry grhe Dept Of Var
FoRr GEORGE, August 20, 1912.
SIR,
Enclosed are the articles Of capitulation,
sy which the Fort Of Detroit has been sur
rendered to Major General Brock, com
Inauding his Britannia Mjesty's forces IL
Upper Canada, and by which the troops
nave become prisoners of war. My situation
~ pr resent farbids me from detailing the par
Henir CAUSES which have led 70 tl.is gntov-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
CoancN CAamger, SCI l9A

The C!eras ut the different county I'D
corporation courts are lereDy req nr,d 70
t'rward 20 thls Department statement
she wing the numocr If l-I.nS MA.si,,r4,vs
IN their respective Counties and Corporate us,
and the number of c.pi ol the lit amd i
volumes OF the Revised -oac I Che ld S.. /
til, CoTmnnw sai;h, WIKI winch they Ace
been fur Ii,'.ed, IL enable me LXeCuttv, %.
make sue! distribution II tAe a Lii, al
copies thereof, autnUr,seI 10 be purC.sst j
by an act uf ,nc last General AssetIlJ g., IS
the SAID act contempistcS.
saod opportunity viii present .Jss ST in
a slor, ti.Ec OF forwarding ihe above Size
mcnt,, oy Menoers of tue Gencrh ASSN
nly, who are requested 10 DC 50 oolig,n5 Is
~ tAAe charge ., diem.
II WM. 4 Ii} iR rSDN, <. {.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

GREAT Nc roRY Oynn M.aMONr

We communicate to the pIbLc the trausa,i-
on - supplement to the Cour "a of CO, inn;-
Il ,hc 18Th ot a., month, announcing So a,lid
V,ct,ry gdl'd ny III Egri # W nEton over
'Itrm1n,, On the D .. itst mcn. II.
81 comPir'e loes the G 'rInn1 G..ze,t. repre-.
Sent the dctca 10 have been, nat tar cncm, .osi
rom 10 10 1900 men IN Siiiel, wounded and
prisoners, n.arly ali aHir artillery, >ev-ra "a
giles, AMI a great qu.'ntity of arms. ammunition
and baggage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

best arrangements N the ds.rrtm-at O
uc1 ne Va, ,he principal, aj-1 IA, very
,'nad means ne possessed. was likewise
deprived ot the necessary services 81 apt
Partridge by SICKNESS, the only officer q.
nc corps at engineers attached 10 the an.
ny. All the officers and men have gone t.
their respective homes, excepting the "a 4
>. regimen, and Il small part of the FIRST
and Capt Dyson's company OF Art.cr,
Capt Dyson's company was left at imher.t
burg, and the others are with me Dris ners
they amount 70 about three hundred rd
iorty. l have only to solicit an inyes,iga
ton OF my Conduct, as early as my sitdation,
and the state OF things viii admit ; and to add
the further request, hat the government wtli
not DC uninhldfIl of my a,5pciates IN captiv-
Ity, and OF the fannie, OF those brave men
who have fai.el. in the Contest.
lhave the honor u ne, very respectfully,
Iour most obed;ent servant,
w. HULL, BKIG. GEN
commenting Ehs Norm WeStern
ARM If tls Uaited States.
Hon. w. EUsriS, Sccrettr. ;
OF che Depart meat d Wa.
The letters of the IN ard l5rh Aug. above /!
alluded To we are n, able to publish t. day, |
)ut shall insert in our next
Ma. IateHgcncer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

IN pursuance of,he above order, the credi-
tos OF William Roy,ier, decd. are reqtc,,ld
by The merit, - exhibit and rove tnetr .cc.
i've clalms before "a, County Court vi a. no.
veg on t;lc 2o,n day ii October next, - ais ri
button viii on tnsI day D, made y. "a, proc, eds
OF tne estate IN Tie hands oi the Snerli.
Sept 81. w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

hereby iorcwArn all persons from ,rou NJ
for bpnd executed by myself 10 Samvt. =
Green, for the sum o. eignty FIVE dollars, L
am determined nos - pay SAID boni, tor o.I
reasons not necessary TO b. mere mentioned
CURTIS HAYNES.
Sept. u, 1912. w2D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

A Mail from Anho.t arrived last night, and
another th's morning. The Indulgence from
Il g.. by the letter vi the il II jay. NJ az
cDunt OF general &C ION had reached mat
place, nor, he French advanced guar! h.d
10, only reschci the Dw,na t.ur lays b,f.rr,
Wa, L "kely thai battle cot!ld t..kc place 50
soon as tn t4h
Inc H'st Imerlcan vessel seat m, IN Consc
quchce OF the ltdei 10 orin, IN American yes-
SEES, is us NJ vi Wilmington. S.lr has been
sent into Dsycr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

By the Susannli,, from 81 BIrtholomews, we
are informed, Jhat /, iepor had reached there
that the Privlteer P.ui Jones, o. this port, ii ID
captured II Hrn l,h vssclS near Porto z. D.
and that one of IN IN, WAS very large armed
snip. winch she eng ged tor 4 hours, and sue
cecded in capturing her.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
>Ew yak, Sept. Y.

~ i''..I-, oNi't. +.
The U. S. ship ot war A,e.,, command, d b,
Lieuienalt james T.. Wilmer, arrivet al p,is
port yesterday in ID DAYS from s johns, New
foundl.nd, wlth 252 american prisoners. ohe
was Captured On the lSdI f Nugus, BY Captain
porgvr, %! the U S irlsite ESSEX, who On the
18Th ScrPped her OF all her arm u,hts exc pit
ing gun, and sent her a cIr,ei o > JOINS
with her "tii GERS, crew, al otner .l!sh Pm.
soncrs Of w.,f, Amounting to y men.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

FO. sALE.--B wuue o. u deed ol last,
.y.!--I D me- b. PA ..,ly b. Eeil, and ed
the 22l Febi udI!, Ioi 70 secure ,Ne P.ynrent
o tNp hurired ,nd i!iy dollars 70 jesse ,iil-
Ter, s..a.i On l4- its, ,;..y of next mun;u roc
ODE. a tae Nils OF Wm. SNIpwlta III Gum-
p-ritni county, be v en- tne hours ct Ten ia me
mUrnsns and ~, :" inc afternoon, prucvlL -
aoii, Ot f,aoy money, 70 ,.Ie nSHtst O.d..Cf, a
certain NEI&J DislD .Ined Ally, ia order
10 yNs' me AIor.sA.u san y. ,wo ...n. ->,. ....I
lifs d,.ars.
EDMUND EGGLES.l IN.
Sep,, !7th, 1912. SOP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

At late hour las, evening, Commerce.,
Friend fitvourei the Editors OF the Mercantile
Advertiser with LOndon paPeis 10 me 4 il of
August, received by the SHIP Sterling, from u
verPo !, from when the following articles .re
coDied
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
Sept. q, 1912.

LAND FOR SAhE.--Pursuant 20 u dec of
Hcnrico County Cour,, viii BE- sold, to The u,r,l-
est bidder, III "Wednesday Inc 7.h day ,,,,u-
Der next, on tn pr, misses, - TRICTeTL IND,
lying IN the county Of Hennco, on " ...l TX
swamp, tdjominS the Land, o. Wii,.;n rls er
and o'ners, containing By late surysy, one
hundred and siXJy-Iiinc acres, being ae - ne
estate OF Wiiiam Cartwright, deed. SIX i.o us
credit wall ne allowed the purchase. upon
entering INTO bond with security appr9ycu by
the
COWII{SSIONERS.
HenricU county, Sep. ~ 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

sNnEAP BUTTONS. The subscribe, re,
~ spect'ully informs the public, that So, .ss
BUT IONS made at MS T-nufact ~, mean. .ie.
Courthouse suitable for Servants use. w.nch
he will sell very lOw.--OLD PEWTER receiv
ed in payment.
JOSEPH DANFOETH.
Sept 21. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

E'Tutum In the Argos OF the 17th inst.
two iine, - we: + ~ nation oi che sing
dpms Of M..e.n Europe, after the fau ~ ae
< oman Empire" were macy rttntly n,sert-
ed between The NUMBER II ne III torca Let
Ter IS, 6 the lines com neAc.ng CASA, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

Thc SEcRErAkY OF STATE left this civ
YESTERDAY ON d v,sit - ms seal IN .Albemar.v
county. Va. 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

DIED-Oh the ) ! mkt. 1t Fort Nnrf TX,
LiEVTENAyr LEFTyI4'cK, of the Bed I'd
Ar.Licit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
sep, !7tn, 1912. SIP.

In EaHsUsr CeuE.J .oVrt, .fg.y l7th, 1872.
OtOaHEO, int tx =, .erta Il ;.re i,Ih-
ic aottce, tIlt "a, the ncAL Cod., OF 4htt.e.y
Ses,ion, 20 br hel far this COUNTY, ,a> irt
WlirsceIye an. iilndete Ll7 claims A., ,Aa, .A1
cst"te ~ Niinam x oyster, decd w.icn 60, g
As committed 10 tHe hands o. rnouI.s S,ar.e,
Sheriff OF ms cOIlty i1r Aumin:atratiJa.
AC1py-TesJe,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

The Opponents OF Mr.. u .dson d. not
seen agreed among themselves, as 4" the
candidtlcs for ptcsldeat dhd Vice Pre- dent.
C.Inton tnd Marshall nave Oeen d 'th l.. acd
I = the first Jiic> and bualrui w .ani g
ton ma jared ihgersoit for the second. ne
gentlemen ma, n ds well cease p,asu "S
.ae nSeiVcs; tor, - sure IL thc IN gbrtiy =, >
erns, 50 sure vii, James MADISON ~ Pre-
sdent of thr,e Un tea Safes tor The ensuing
Iern u iOuI years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
NEw-YoaK, Sept Ii
FROM ENGLAND

By the Ed-a Barker from Liverhooy, The
Editors If the Nsiy York Gazette haze
s'ecrived Londoi' t1zi,ers TO the end ofJu-
~, from zyhich they extract che Joloaong
articles:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

,oaSc VIA acre wi,L lin are mot con. ae-
! teH, 70 d-tCru.s.
iHeT ,',cca asgc oS % .enerlu 80 % ,st
! nam as q "caA nlIn, 4 c,"ar,i. ur wor.e. M
! 'hc eviis Fn.c ne .ieP.ure,, .,nI tIp ct,iis
pf al rcrsu VIlc.iic &c, Ie,c..., ..s Il VEG -;
1und lhn, grew nat OF Ia, Cwn cnud,c;,
nd did nnt proceed from tay u.Enow,. 49,
uc,eS IN the Indians or uIeXpCCte caers ~
'ne British. EYcy bots kae" thtt 81 =
hans were savage, and ChUld only ~ con-.
rolled Jrnn ntamg mroIds INTO oar c,l.-
t'y by The repIti,iin Of uui' success; a.. -
me ever doubted thlt Iitme were gfe.l ~
,ie British thev would rally from Oel ~,
nd support their possessions OF = sper G..-
ada.
" nice 10 unitethe Indians and prec l;!c
ne 6rti,h, III WAS ordered u str.le, ~
"a STRIKE with Rapidly. His not doing has
el.aiied upon. IA nself everlasting disg,'~cc,
lnl upon Ms lnt,y Il temporary Ujt'y.
In brief, the letter of Gen. Hail whIca vas
to Washington bN AItut. AlIer-
son, seas nis doom, and conflrns he already
pronounced opinion OF the puHlic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

Mr.. Smith is only Secretary to the min
iStcr Adams.
+ This is Incorrect. He is the son OF col.
S n,h. of Newly York. Mr.. Smith, late charge
d'Afaires in London. is i son of Gen. Smith
ofenis SPECIALIZATION.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-31
NEWPORT.
Erq~ The London Eremng Star. sss,. % !
THURSD.aY, DECE.MEER 81. 1919

Fro~ The london E1ering Star, Sest 30
o-day VIC continue our extracts from the
American papers. Their aspect is certainly
no, pacific, and 10 this We have to add, from
private sources OF iDior nation, tia, the orsya-
len, opinion in America is, that Madison will
no. Withdraw his declaration Of war. That
man Is aow about TO shcw himself hn is true
colours, but his career will be short, A few
months war viii aUnihilaic the commerce. ot
America, dissoipe the connetion bcf7vrrn the
fedrrdl and democratic states, and hrobabiy
produce an indIssoinbte league bef7vcen Great
Brian and tie 9orfherh statcs---so much for
the attempt 10 introduce the code NahJieon
in morals and politics inso the councils OF a
free country"
Who can read the foregoing extract from
British newspaper, without the utmost as
tonshmcnt and the deepes. indignation -
Who suggested to these folks the idea of
9 diSsofvtng me connerion bef7cren Me frdcrat
northern and democratic southern aases"?
Surely i, was no one OF the Republican party
they have always advocated the Union,
and would spill their blood in support OF 1t.
Who, then, was it 1--WE can answer without
fear oil contradiction faction lurking IN and
about Boston, ycleped of old, the g Esser
Junto." This faciion has been, for Tong
time past, cxerting its influence, by every
means IN It's power, TO dissoive he conner
fon--thcy have agents AID cmssrics in ma
ny places, 10 effect their nefafious views
and unless tbercal frionds Of The Union open
their eyes, sooner or later they will succeed
in their accur'ed designs. They beguise the
we'll disposed Ycomanry, with false appear
anccs--,hcy pretend TO be the advocates OF
hecce, when war and dcsolaiion is in their
hcarts-an1 tha, too, of tie worst kind, a
Grill 7var ! And tor wha, to effect an in
dissoLu5ie league 6ef7vecn Greas Britain and
he nortLern fcderaI1 states" Perish the
thought! Many now live in w-England
who suffered every privs,ion, and who have
split their blood and spent their treasures in
the struggle for indepcndcnce-sn will they
tamely witness the rc-csabi-bmrn, Of the
former connexion No, proud Britain be
yc not deceived by the iirSaYs Of New Eng.
laod--shou!i an a,tcmpt be made to " eiss.ipr
he esrner'vn," powerful baud of patriots,
even from amogg that party. which Won con-
slider entirely devoted to you, will rise on IN
opposition, and burl destruction on your head.
and the iiu!e eabal of coaspirs,ors 10 league
with you.